KMI · NYSE
Kinder Morgan operates energy infrastructure, earning revenue primarily from transporting, storing and handling natural gas, refined products, crude oil and other commodities. Its businesses include natural-gas pipelines, products and crude pipelines, terminals, and carbon-dioxide operations. Customers include utilities, power generators, producers, refiners, marketers and other shippers that use its network and storage assets. The company reported $15.2 billion of fiscal 2025 revenue and $3.1 billion of net income, up from $13.5 billion and $2.6 billion, respectively, in fiscal 2024. The supplied evidence does not break out current revenue by segment or provide asset-count figures.
Kinder Morgan fell $0.23, or 0.73%, from $31.61 to $31.38 over the week. The stock initially advanced, closing at $31.85 on July 29 before slipping to $31.66 on July 30 and reaching $32.18 on July 31. It then gave back the entire late-week gain on August 3, dropping $0.78, or about 2.4%, to $31.40, before edging down another $0.02 on August 4. The supplied evidence contains no Kinder Morgan-specific earnings release, guidance change, analyst action or contract announcement to explain the reversal. Energy-sector articles focused on other companies, so the week appears driven by trading and broader market or sector factors rather than an identified company catalyst.
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