Kinder Morgan
ConvictionModerate
Fee-based, take-or-pay pipeline and storage infrastructure: ~two-thirds of cash flow is contracted/regulated volume-and-capacity fees (largely commodity-price-insensitive), with a smaller commodity-exposed CO2/EOR segment. C-corp (not an MLP) paying a quarterly dividend.
Revenue
$16.94BFY2025, +12% y/y); $4.83B (Q1 2026, +13.8% y/yRev growth
+12% FY2025 y/y+13.8% Q1 2026 y/y (note: revenue includes commodity pass-through, so adj. EBITDA is the cleaner growth readGross margin
not disclosed as a clean metriccommodity pass-through distorts it); adj. EBITDA margin ~50% (FY2025 adj. EBITDA $8.39B on $16.94B revenueOp margin
~30%FY2025, approx.Capex intensity
High — sustaining capex plus multi-billion annual growth capex~$3.4B discretionary 2026 budget) against a $10.1B project backlogMarket cap
~$70.6BNYSE: KMI, 2026-07-02Primary source
Reported financials — SEC EDGAR
Audited GAAP figures pulled from SEC filings · latest filing 2026-02-13. The audited primary-source spine — not financial advice.
Revenue — annual (GAAP)
FY’21
$16.2B
FY’22
$18.1B+12%
FY’23
$13.6B-25%
FY’24
$13.5B-1%
FY’25
$15.2B+13%
Margins & balance sheet — FY’25
Operating margin31.1%
Net margin20.1%
Net debt$32.0B
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