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Company details
Market cap
$59B
Div yield
3.8%
Revenue
$17.5B
Net income
$2.8B
Adj. EBITDA
$8.3B
P/E ratio
~21×
Net debt
$32B
Pipelines
~80,000 mi
In plain English
Kinder Morgan is North America's largest energy-infrastructure company — a toll-road for molecules. It owns ~80,000 miles of pipelines and ~180 terminals that move roughly 40% of the natural gas consumed and exported in the US, plus refined products, crude and CO2. It doesn't bet on commodity prices: producers, utilities and LNG exporters pay long-term, mostly fee-based tariffs to ship and store through its network, which it grew into a giant by swallowing El Paso (~$38B) and rolling up its own master limited partnerships.
In simple terms
What Kinder Morgan really sells
Kinder Morgan is North America's largest energy-infrastructure company — a toll-road for molecules. It owns ~80,000 miles of pipelines and ~180 terminals that move roughly 40% of the natural gas consumed and exported in the US, plus refined products, crude and CO2. It doesn't bet on commodity prices: producers, utilities and LNG exporters pay long-term, mostly fee-based tariffs to ship and store through its network, which it grew into a giant by swallowing El Paso (~$38B) and rolling up its own master limited partnerships.
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