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    KINDER MORGAN (KMI)

    Q2 2025 Earnings Summary

    Reported on Jan 1, 1970 (After Market Close)
    Pre-Earnings Price$27.91Last close (Jul 16, 2025)
    Post-Earnings Price$27.20Open (Jul 17, 2025)
    Price Change
    $-0.71(-2.54%)
    MetricYoY ChangeReason

    Total Revenue

    +13% (up from $3,572m to $4,042m)

    Total Revenue grew by 13% due to a robust surge in natural gas sales (up nearly 80%) and a strong 27% jump in Natural Gas Pipelines revenue, which more than offset the decline in product sales; this continued the momentum seen in prior periods where higher commodity prices and volume gains boosted revenue.

    Natural Gas Pipelines Revenue

    +27% (from $1,993m to $2,536m)

    Natural Gas Pipelines revenue increased by 27% as higher transport volumes driven by favorable cold weather and expansion contributions improved throughput on key pipelines, echoing earlier period trends of increased capacity and operational enhancements.

    Natural Gas Sales

    +80% (from $490m to $879m)

    Natural Gas Sales surged nearly 80% as higher commodity prices and record demand vastly increased sales revenue, reflecting a continued upward trajectory from previous periods where similar market conditions and expansion projects set the stage for stronger performance.

    Product Sales

    –16% (declined from $883m to $740m)

    Product Sales fell by 16% YoY mainly due to lower crude oil prices and reduced sales volumes, a challenge noted in previous periods where asset divestitures and market pricing pressures negatively affected revenue in this segment.

    Firm Services Revenue

    +9% (up from $1,183m to $1,293m)

    Firm Services revenue increased by 9% as higher volumes and rate escalations, along with benefits from earlier acquisitions and operational improvements, drove steady performance compared to the previous year.

    Derivatives Adjustments

    Swing from –$25m to +$23m

    Derivatives Adjustments improved dramatically with the swing from a $25 million loss to a $23 million gain, reflecting more favorable market conditions and derivative valuations compared to prior periods where unfavorable energy commodity and foreign currency movements had driven significant losses.

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