MPLX to sell Minnesota, North Dakota midstream assets to CVR Energy for $750 million

By Public Technologies
  • MPLX will sell refinery-related midstream assets in Minnesota and North Dakota to CVR Energy for $750 million.
  • The broader $4.2 billion transaction includes Marathon Petroleum’s St. Paul Park and Mandan refineries, with inventory value additional and purchase price adjustments applicable.
  • Marathon Petroleum will receive $3.45 billion for the refining assets, excluding inventory.
  • The midstream sale represents nine times forecast 2027 EBITDA and covers pipeline interests, storage capacity and three terminals.
  • Closing is expected at the end of 2026, subject to customary conditions.


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