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    Kinder Morgan Inc (KMI)

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    ENERGY • OIL & GAS MIDSTREAM • NYSE

    $32.24
    +0.69 (+2.17%)

    Market Cap: $70.28B

    Last updated: Sep 01, 2026 at 10:00 AM ET

    Earnings

    Performance (10Y)

    Beat Rate
    68%(27/40)
    Avg Surprise
    +5.38%
    Streak
    3 Q

    Upcoming Estimates

    Sep 30, 2026
    EPS Consensus$0.32
    Range$0.31 - $0.34
    8 analysts
    EPS RevisionsNo revisions (7d)
    2
    3
    30d
    EPS Estimate Drift
    90d ago$0.32-1.3%
    60d ago$0.32-0.4%
    30d ago$0.32-0.8%
    7d ago$0.32+0.1%
    Current$0.32
    Revenue Consensus
    $4.4B
    Range$4.2B - $4.6B
    5 analysts
    Dec 31, 2026
    EPS Consensus$0.53
    Range$0.49 - $0.65
    12 analysts
    Revenue Consensus
    $5.2B
    Range$4.7B - $5.6B
    9 analysts
    PeriodReportedEst.SurpriseB/MYoY
    Dec 26EST
    		-$0.53---
    Sep 26EST
    		-$0.32---
    Jun 26
    		$0.37$0.31+19.35%Beat+32.1%
    Mar 26
    		$0.48$0.39+23.08%Beat+41.2%
    Dec 25
    		$0.39$0.37+5.41%Beat+21.9%
    Sep 25
    		$0.29$0.30-3.33%Miss+16.0%
    Jun 25
    		$0.28$0.28+0.00%Beat+12.0%
    Mar 25
    		$0.34$0.36-5.56%Miss+0.0%
    Dec 24
    		$0.32$0.33-3.03%Miss+14.3%
    Sep 24
    		$0.25$0.26-3.85%Miss+0.0%
    Jun 24
    		$0.25$0.25+0.00%Beat+4.2%
    Mar 24
    		$0.34$0.34+0.00%Beat+13.3%
    Dec 23
    		$0.28$0.29-3.45%Miss-17.6%
    Sep 23
    		$0.25$0.25+0.00%Beat+0.0%
    Jun 23
    		$0.24$0.24+0.00%Beat-14.3%
    Mar 23
    		$0.30$0.29+3.45%Beat+3.4%
    Dec 22
    		$0.34$0.30+13.33%Beat+25.9%
    Sep 22
    		$0.25$0.28-10.71%Miss+13.6%
    Jun 22
    		$0.28$0.27+3.70%Beat+21.7%
    Mar 22
    		$0.29$0.29+0.00%Beat-51.7%
    Dec 21
    		$0.27$0.26+3.85%Beat+0.0%
    Sep 21
    		$0.22$0.24-8.33%Miss+4.8%
    Jun 21
    		$0.23$0.20+15.00%Beat+35.3%
    Mar 21
    		$0.60$0.25+140.00%Beat+150.0%
    Dec 20
    		$0.27$0.24+12.50%Beat+3.8%
    Sep 20
    		$0.21$0.20+5.00%Beat-4.5%
    Jun 20
    		$0.17$0.16+6.25%Beat-22.7%
    Mar 20
    		$0.24$0.25-4.00%Miss-4.0%
    Dec 19
    		$0.26$0.27-3.70%Miss+4.0%
    Sep 19
    		$0.22$0.24-8.33%Miss+4.8%
    Jun 19
    		$0.22$0.24-8.33%Miss+4.8%
    Mar 19
    		$0.25$0.25+0.00%Beat+13.6%
    Dec 18
    		$0.25$0.25+0.00%Beat+19.0%
    Sep 18
    		$0.21$0.21+0.00%Beat+40.0%
    Jun 18
    		$0.21$0.19+10.53%Beat+50.0%
    Mar 18
    		$0.22$0.21+4.76%Beat+29.4%
    Dec 17
    		$0.21$0.18+16.67%Beat+16.7%
    Sep 17
    		$0.15$0.14+7.14%Beat+0.0%
    Jun 17
    		$0.14$0.15-6.67%Miss-
    Mar 17
    		$0.17$0.18-5.56%Miss-
    Dec 16
    		$0.18$0.18+0.00%Beat-
    Sep 16
    		$0.15$0.15+0.00%Beat-

    Dividends

    Dividend Metrics

    Yield3.66%
    Annual/Share$1.18
    Payout Ratio60.19%
    Frequency4
    Pay MonthsFeb, May, Jun, Aug, Nov

    Growth

    3Y CAGR+1.86%
    5Y CAGR+2.35%
    View KMI's full dividend history

    Key Metrics

    Valuation
    P/E Ratio21.08EV/EBITDA13.29x
    Price/FCF22.72xFCF Yield4.40%
    Profitability
    Profit Margin19.30%Operating Margin30.10%
    ROE11.00%ROIC6.57%
    Financial Health
    Debt/Equity1.02xInterest Coverage8.73x
    Current Ratio0.46xQuick Ratio0.36x
    Trading Statistics
    Beta0.55Avg Volume10.50M
    52-Week High$34.4952-Week Low$24.74

    Technical Indicators Dashboard

    Moving Averages

    SMA 10$31.68
    SMA 20$31.67
    SMA 50$31.85
    SMA 200$30.50
    EMA 10$31.71
    EMA 20$31.72
    EMA 50$31.75
    EMA 200$30.56

    MACD

    Line: -0.02Signal: -0.04Hist: 0.02

    ADX

    ADX: 13.9+DI: 24.0-DI: 17.6

    Aroon & PSAR

    Aroon Up68.0
    Aroon Down80.0
    PSAR$30.51

    Bollinger Bands

    Upper Band$32.86
    Lower Band$30.47
    %B Position756%(Upper)
    Band Width0.74

    RSI (14-Day)

    Neutral
    54.8

    Momentum Oscillators

    Stoch %K49.9
    Stoch %D45.2
    Williams %R-32.0
    ROC (10d)-0.3%
    Momentum-0.09
    CCI (20d)64.7
    MFI (14d)55.0

    Volatility Measures

    ATR (14d)$0.80(2.5%)
    StdDev (20d)0.60
    Hist Vol25.4%(Moderate)

    Volume Flow

    VWAP$32.09
    OBV318.0M
    AD Line-16.3B
    CMF (20d)0.100

    Volume Metrics

    Avg Vol (20d)10.6M
    Vol Ratio1.6x(High)
    VWMA (20d)$31.71

    Pivot Points

    R3$32.04
    R2$31.88
    R1$31.72
    Pivot Point$31.57
    S1$31.41
    S2$31.25
    S3$31.09

    Advanced Oscillators

    TSI-0.67
    Ultimate Osc54.6
    KST-0.41

    Financial Data

    QuarterJun 2026Mar 2026Dec 2025Sep 2025Jun 2025Mar 2025Dec 2024Sep 2024Jun 2024Mar 2024Dec 2023Sep 2023
    Total Revenue$4.48B$4.83B$4.51B$4.15B$4.04B$4.24B$3.99B$3.70B$3.57B$3.84B$4.04B$3.91B
    Cost of Revenue$1.52B$1.86B$1.56B$1.51B$1.32B$1.59B$1.34B$1.13B$1.08B$1.22B$1.45B$1.51B
    Gross Profit$2.95B$2.96B$2.95B$2.64B$2.72B$2.65B$2.64B$2.57B$2.50B$2.62B$2.59B$2.40B
    Operating Expenses$1.61B$1.52B$1.59B$1.58B$1.57B$1.51B$1.53B$1.55B$1.46B$1.40B$1.49B$1.46B
    R&D$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0
    SG&A$998.00M$895.00M$973.00M$969.00M$961.00M$898.00M$943.00M$966.00M$920.00M$855.00M$916.00M$900.00M
    Operating Income$1.35B$1.44B$1.36B$1.06B$1.15B$1.15B$1.11B$1.01B$1.04B$1.22B$1.10B$938.00M
    Interest Income$-200,000,000$-176,000,000$-193,000,000$-235,000,000$-246,000,000$-231,000,000$-227,000,000$-267,000,000$-269,000,000$-241,000,000$-287,000,000$-223,000,000
    Interest Expense$180.00M$156.00M$59.00M$224.00M$233.00M$216.00M$217.00M$251.00M$268.00M$241.00M$277.00M$238.00M
    Income Before Tax$1.17B$1.29B$1.30B$839.00M$919.00M$929.00M$891.00M$764.00M$770.00M$982.00M$824.00M$700.00M
    Income Tax Expense$272.00M$287.00M$284.00M$185.00M$177.00M$186.00M$197.00M$113.00M$168.00M$209.00M$206.00M$145.00M
    Net Income$894.00M$1.00B$1.02B$654.00M$742.00M$743.00M$694.00M$651.00M$602.00M$773.00M$618.00M$555.00M
    EBITDA$1.99B$2.10B$2.12B$1.68B$1.78B$1.77B$1.71B$1.62B$1.62B$1.81B$1.68B$1.48B
    EBIT$1.37B$1.46B$1.50B$1.07B$1.17B$1.16B$1.12B$1.03B$1.04B$1.22B$1.11B$923.00M
    * Some calculated fields are derived from available data when not provided by source

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    Frequently Asked Questions About KMI

    What is KMI's current dividend yield?
    Kinder Morgan Inc (KMI) has a current dividend yield of 3.66%.
    Does KMI pay dividends?
    Yes, Kinder Morgan Inc pays dividends with a current yield of 3.66%.
    What is KMI's P/E ratio?
    Kinder Morgan Inc has a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 21.08.
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