AI-extracted from the 10-Q filed 2026-08-07 — Q2 FY2026 (quarter ended June 30, 2026). Every figure is machine-verified against the filing text on SEC EDGAR.
Q2 revenues jumped 61% to $18.3B on higher commodity prices and volumes, while gross operating margin surged 22% to $3.0B driven by strength across all four segments.
Biggest Revenue Drivers
Crude Oil Pipelines & Services$8.3B+74% YoY
Higher crude oil sales prices (+$4.2B combined with NGLs/petrochemicals) and increased volumes from integrated value chain
NGL Pipelines & Services$5.2B+54% YoY
NGL marketing revenues up on higher prices and volumes; natural gas processing margins strong; Frac 14 and export facility ramps contributed
Biggest Revenue Drivers
Total revenue: $18.3B+61% YoY
Crude Oil Pipelines & Services$8.3B+74% YoY
Higher crude oil sales prices (+$4.2B combined with NGLs/petrochemicals) and increased volumes from integrated value chain
NGL Pipelines & Services$5.2B+54% YoY
NGL marketing revenues up on higher prices and volumes; natural gas processing margins strong; Frac 14 and export facility ramps contributed
Higher sales of petrochemicals and refined products on improved market prices and volumes; ethylene exports increased
Natural Gas Pipelines & Services$659M-38% YoY
Natural gas sales declined due to lower average prices, partially offset by higher transportation service demand
Largest Expense Items
Cost of sales$14.2B+80% YoY
Higher average purchase prices for crude oil, NGLs, petrochemicals accounted for $3.3B of increase; higher volumes added $3.0B
Depreciation, amortization and accretion$705M+13% YoY
Higher depreciation on assets placed into service since Q2 2025, including Frac 14 and export facilities
Other operating costs and expenses$1.2B+12% YoY
Higher compensation, chemical costs, ad valorem taxes, and maintenance expenses
Margins: Gross operating margin (non-GAAP) increased 21% YoY to $2.99B, driven by higher marketing margins, volume growth across all segments, and full-period contributions from new capacity. Operating margin expanded despite cost inflation due to fee-based contract escalations and pass-through mechanisms in customer agreements.
Watch Items from the Filing
EPCO and affiliates own 32.5% of common units (702.6M units) with 59.98M pledged as collateral under separate credit facilities. Foreclosure could trigger ownership change affecting unit price.
Consolidated debt at $33.5B with average maturity of 16.9 years; $450M commercial paper outstanding. Q3 2026 maturities of $450M due; refinancing risk manageable given $4.0B liquidity and investment-grade ratings (A-/A3/A-).
Major capital growth projects ($6.5B through Q1 2029) heavily concentrated in Permian Basin processing and Mont Belvieu fractionation; execution risk and commodity cycle exposure inherent.
Marketing activities contribute substantially to segment margins but generate unrealized losses of $44M YTD on commodity derivatives; fair value hedges and mark-to-market volatility create earnings swings.
AI-extracted and verified against SEC EDGAR filing text. Not investment advice.
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