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To own NGL Energy Partners, you need to believe the partnership can keep turning a complex midstream footprint into steady, cash generative operations despite being currently unprofitable. The big swing factor is execution in Water Solutions, Crude Oil Logistics, and Liquids Logistics while managing capital hungry assets and external borrowing. The propane terminal sale fits this story as a portfolio reshuffle that trades some downstream reach for upfront cash and a tighter focus on remaining infrastructure.
In the short term, the key questions are whether the leaner Liquids Logistics network can still support demand, how pricing responds to less owned terminal capacity, and whether management can keep trimming losses as revenue is forecast to decline 8.3% a year. The units have already experienced sharp multi year returns and currently trade below one estimate of future cash flow value. The real test is whether operational delivery justifies that gap.
That said, there is a less obvious pressure point in NGL Energy Partners' story that could matter more than the terminal sale if ...
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