Phillips 66 Expects Mid-Single-Digit Adjusted EBITDA Growth in Midstream Through 2030
- Phillips 66 expects fourth-quarter 2026 shareholder distributions above 50% of operating cash flow excluding working capital, targeting 50% for the full year.
- Worldwide crude utilization forecast in the mid-90s, versus 98% in the third quarter; turnaround expenses projected at $140 million-$170 million.
- Midstream EBITDA expected to grow about 5% annually from $4 billion; annual per-share dividend growth could reach mid- to high single digits.
- Western Gateway spending expected to peak in 2028; the project's $2.5 billion company share will increase capital spending.
- Balance-sheet debt targeted at $17 billion, versus $18 billion following October's repayment; $1.25 billion of maturities fall due in 2027.
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