• Enterprise Products Partners outlined a 2026 plan centered on NGL infrastructure, with organic growth spending expected at $2.3 billion-$2.6 billion net of $600 million in asset-sale proceeds.
• Major projects under construction were put at $5.3 billion, with several additions scheduled through 2026-2027 including new Permian gas processing capacity, expanded export terminals, and a Bahia pipeline expansion.
• The partnership flagged an expected inflection point in excess cash flow, targeting higher unit repurchases and debt reduction.
• It highlighted a $6 billion common unit buyback authorization following an expansion from $3 billion.
• Balance sheet metrics included A- / A- / A3 credit ratings, 3.2x leverage for TTM 1Q 2026, 95% fixed-rate debt, and a 4.7% weighted-average cost of debt.

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