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- Global Partners (NYSE:GLP) declared a quarterly dividend of **$0.75 per share**, maintaining a strong yield of **6.67%**.  **[1323468_bbb2eb73b2914124a42069b758de7d44]** 
- The company is actively working to **optimize its portfolio and expand through terminal acquisitions**.  **[1323468_bbb2eb73b2914124a42069b758de7d44]** 
- Despite recent earnings contraction, reporting a **GAAP EPS of $0.55** and revenues of **$4.63 billion**, Global Partners operates an extensive network of **55 liquid energy terminals**.  **[1323468_bbb2eb73b2914124a42069b758de7d44]** 
- Global Partners' stock is trading **below analyst target prices** ($46.16 closing price vs. $53 fair value), indicating cautious investor sentiment despite strategic growth initiatives.  **[1323468_bbb2eb73b2914124a42069b758de7d44]**

Global Partners Declares Quarterly Dividend Amid Expansion Efforts

- Singapore's sovereign wealth fund **GIC is actively considering a proposal to invest** in the data center assets owned by Australian property firm **Goodman Group**.  **[1323468_662e9dcf2e8b4d30bae3db11180024a3]** 
- Goodman Group, with a market capitalization of approximately **A$69 billion** (US$45 billion or S$57 billion), has been expanding its global data center network.  **[1323468_662e9dcf2e8b4d30bae3db11180024a3]** 
- Goodman claims a global power bank of **5GW** across 13 cities, with **2.7GW secured** and **2.3GW in advanced stages of procurement** for its data center projects.  **[1323468_662e9dcf2e8b4d30bae3db11180024a3]** 
- This potential investment aligns with GIC's diversified history of investing in digital infrastructure globally, including stakes in various data center platforms.  **[1323468_662e9dcf2e8b4d30bae3db11180024a3]**

GLOBAL PARTNERS (GLP)