Targa Resources Corp.
Targa Resources Corp. (TRGP) is a US midstream energy company that gathers, processes, transports and stores natural gas and natural gas liquids (NGLs), and operates fractionation and marketing businesses. With a market capitalisation of roughly $32.6bn, Targa combines fee‑based contracts and commodity‑linked activities across major US shale basins. Investors should know the company benefits from integrated infrastructure and long‑term agreements that can support steady cash flow, while still carrying exposure to commodity volumes and price cycles. Growth has come from capacity expansions and stronger NGL demand, but the business can be affected by project execution, changes in energy prices, regulation and environmental factors. Key things to watch are contract mix, leverage, capital spending and distribution policy. This is general educational information, not personal financial advice: values can rise or fall and returns are not guaranteed. Consider whether the stock fits your risk profile and seek independent advice where appropriate.
Why It's Moving
Targa Resources Bolsters Delaware Basin Dominance with $1.25B Stakeholder Midstream Acquisition
Targa Resources announced on December 1 a $1.25 billion cash deal to acquire Stakeholder Midstream, expanding its gathering and processing footprint in the northern Delaware Basin. This move adds critical infrastructure and processing capacity, positioning Targa to capture Permian growth and optimize NGL flows across its network.
- Acquisition includes 460 miles of gathering pipe and 180 MMcf/d processing capacity at 60% utilization, offering leverage for rising production from key operators like Burk Royalty and Hilcorp.
- Brings ~15 Mb/d NGL output plus sour gas treating and carbon-capture assets eligible for 45Q tax credits, enhancing Targa's ability to fill its Speedway system and tap export demand.
- Priced at ~6x 2026 unlevered FCF, the deal creates optionality for non-core asset sales while integrating seamlessly with Targa's existing Permian systems.
Targa Resources Bolsters Delaware Basin Dominance with $1.25B Stakeholder Midstream Acquisition
Targa Resources announced on December 1 a $1.25 billion cash deal to acquire Stakeholder Midstream, expanding its gathering and processing footprint in the northern Delaware Basin. This move adds critical infrastructure and processing capacity, positioning Targa to capture Permian growth and optimize NGL flows across its network.
- Acquisition includes 460 miles of gathering pipe and 180 MMcf/d processing capacity at 60% utilization, offering leverage for rising production from key operators like Burk Royalty and Hilcorp.
- Brings ~15 Mb/d NGL output plus sour gas treating and carbon-capture assets eligible for 45Q tax credits, enhancing Targa's ability to fill its Speedway system and tap export demand.
- Priced at ~6x 2026 unlevered FCF, the deal creates optionality for non-core asset sales while integrating seamlessly with Targa's existing Permian systems.
Stock Performance Snapshot
Analyst Rating
Analysts recommend buying Targa Resources stock, as it has a potential price increase ahead.
Financial Health
Targa Resources is showing strong revenue and cash flow, indicating good financial performance.
Dividend
Targa Resources Corp.'s dividend yield of 2.21% offers a modest return for dividend-seeking investors. If you invested $1000 you would be paid $22.10 a year in dividends (based on the last 12 months).
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Explore BasketWhy You’ll Want to Watch This Stock
NGL demand dynamics
Rising petrochemical feedstock demand can support NGL volumes and margins, though performance varies with broader energy cycles and regional supply.
Integrated infrastructure strength
An asset base spanning gathering, processing and fractionation can provide diversified revenue streams, but capital intensity and execution risk remain important.
Commodity and leverage risk
Fee‑based contracts offer stability, yet exposure to commodity prices and balance‑sheet leverage can amplify returns or losses depending on market conditions.
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