Where Will Enterprise Products Partners Be in 1 Year?
Volatile oil prices make the energy sector exciting, but Enterprise Products Partners is boring.
EPD - Enterprise Products Partners L.P.
Price:
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CONSENSUS:
Buy
DETAILS
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PRICE TARGET:
$38.57
DETAILS
HIGH:
$43.00
LOW:
$34.00
MEDIAN:
$39.00
CONSENSUS:
$38.57
DOWNSIDE:
2.67%
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Enterprise to Participate in Conferences
Enterprise Products Partners L.P. (NYSE: EPD) announced today that it will participate in meetings with investors at the following conferences: EIC Energy I
Enterprise to Participate in Conferences
HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Enterprise Products Partners L.P. (NYSE: EPD) announced today that it will participate in meetings with investors at the following conferences: EIC Energy Infrastructure CEO & Investor Conference in Aventura, Florida, May 18-20, 2026; Stifel Cross Sector 1x1 Conference in Boston, June 2, 2026; and JPMorgan Energy, Power, Renewables & Mining Conference in New York City, June 23-24, 2026. The latest investor deck that may be used to facilitate the investor meetin.
Price Targets
Enterprise Products price target raised to $43 from $42 at Morgan Stanley
$43.00
(was $40.05)
Morgan Stanley
Enterprise Products price target raised to $39 from $37 at Goldman Sachs
$39.00
(was $38.29)
Goldman Sachs
Enterprise Products price target raised to $40 from $39 at Scotiabank
$40.00
(was $37.90)
Brandon Bingham
·
Scotiabank
Enterprise Products price target raised to $42 from $38 at Morgan Stanley
$42.00
(was $37.17)
Morgan Stanley
Enterprise Products price target raised to $37 from $35 at Scotiabank
$37.00
(was $35.06)
Brandon Bingham
·
Scotiabank
Enterprise Products price target raised to $40 from $35 at RBC Capital
$40.00
(was $34.95)
RBC Capital
Enterprise Products price target raised to $34 from $33 at Jefferies
$34.00
(was $34.63)
Julien Dumoulin-Smith
·
Jefferies
Enterprise Products price target raised to $38 from $35 at Barclays
$38.00
(was $34.63)
Barclays
Enterprise Products initiated with a Hold at Jefferies
$33.00
(was $32.04)
Jefferies
Raymond James Downgrades Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) to Outperform
$36.00
(was $32.16)
Justin Jenkins
·
Raymond James
Goldman Sachs Reiterates Neutral Rating on Enterprise Products Partners (EPD)
$32.00
(was $31.99)
John Mackay
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Goldman Sachs
Enterprise Products price target raised to $34 from $33 at Morgan Stanley
$34.00
(was $32.01)
Robert Kad
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Morgan Stanley
Enterprise Products price target lowered to $33 from $35 at Morgan Stanley
$33.00
(was $31.50)
Morgan Stanley
Enterprise Products price target lowered to $38 from $39 at Mizuho
$38.00
(was $31.89)
Gabriel Moreen
·
Mizuho Securities
Enterprise Products price target raised to $35 from $33 at Scotiabank
$35.00
(was $32.75)
Scotiabank
Enterprise Products price target raised to $40 from $37 at Truist
$40.00
(was $31.93)
Neal Dingmann
·
Truist Financial
Enterprise Products reinstated with a Buy at BofA
$35.00
(was $29.19)
Jean Ann Salisbury
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Bank of America Securities
Enterprise Products price target raised to $36 from $35 at RBC Capital
$36.00
(was $29.17)
Elvira Scotto
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RBC Capital
Enterprise Products price target raised to $35 from $33 at Wells Fargo
$35.00
(was $28.86)
Michael Blum
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Wells Fargo
Enterprise Products price target raised to $32 from $31 at Scotiabank
$32.00
(was $29.88)
Tristan Richardson
·
Scotiabank