Energy Transfer
ETEnergy Transfer LP is a leading midstream energy partnership that provides a comprehensive suite of logistics services for natural gas, crude oil, and natural gas liquids (NGLs).
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Energy Transfer LP is a leading midstream energy partnership that provides a comprehensive suite of logistics services for natural gas, crude oil, and natural gas liquids (NGLs). The company operates a vast network of infrastructure across the United States, connecting major production basins to key domestic and international markets. Its core value proposition lies in its integrated asset base, which facilitates the gathering, processing, transportation, and storage of energy products.
A dominant midstream player with one of the most geographically diverse and integrated pipeline networks in North America.
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- What is Energy Transfer's market cap?
- Energy Transfer (ET) has a market capitalization of $68.3B and trades on NYSE.
- What is Energy Transfer's revenue and profitability?
- Energy Transfer generated $92.3B in trailing twelve-month revenue with net income of $4.4B, representing a net margin of 4.7%. Gross margin stands at 25.2%, with free cash flow of $3.8B. These figures are based on the Q1 2026 filing.
- Who are Energy Transfer's competitors?
- Energy Transfer's key competitors include Targa Resources Corp., Enterprise Products Partners L.P., Williams Companies, Inc., and others. These companies compete in similar markets and product categories.
- Who does Energy Transfer partner with?
- Energy Transfer's notable partners include Shell.
- What subsidiaries does Energy Transfer have?
- Energy Transfer's subsidiaries include Sunoco LP, USA Compression Partners, LP, SunocoCorp, and others.
- Where is Energy Transfer headquartered?
- Energy Transfer is headquartered in United States of America and employs approximately 13,786 people. It has been publicly traded since 2006.
