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Analyst Price Targets — EPD

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DateAnalystFirmTargetPrice @ PostSourceHeadline
February 5, 2026 3:58 pmBrandon BinghamScotiabank$37.00$35.06TheFly Enterprise Products price target raised to $37 from $35 at Scotiabank
February 4, 2026 1:44 pmRBC Capital$40.00$34.96TheFly Enterprise Products price target raised to $40 from $35 at RBC Capital
February 4, 2026 11:37 amJulien Dumoulin-SmithJefferies$34.00$34.63TheFly Enterprise Products price target raised to $34 from $33 at Jefferies
February 4, 2026 10:50 amBarclays$38.00$34.63TheFly Enterprise Products price target raised to $38 from $35 at Barclays
January 12, 2026 12:26 pmJefferies$33.00$32.04TheFly Enterprise Products initiated with a Hold at Jefferies
January 5, 2026 8:51 amJustin JenkinsRaymond James$36.00$32.16StreetInsider Raymond James Downgrades Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) to Outperform
December 19, 2025 10:47 amJohn MackayGoldman Sachs$32.00$31.99StreetInsider Goldman Sachs Reiterates Neutral Rating on Enterprise Products Partners (EPD)
December 2, 2025 3:13 pmRobert KadMorgan Stanley$34.00$32.01TheFly Enterprise Products price target raised to $34 from $33 at Morgan Stanley
August 26, 2025 1:25 pmMorgan Stanley$33.00$31.50TheFly Enterprise Products price target lowered to $33 from $35 at Morgan Stanley
July 11, 2025 12:42 pmGabriel MoreenMizuho Securities$38.00$31.89TheFly Enterprise Products price target lowered to $38 from $39 at Mizuho

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