ReportGem ReportGem 中文

REAL-TIME GLOBAL RESEARCH

Genesis Energy: 2Q26 Results In Line; Formally Guiding to Lower-End of Guidance Range

Published: 2026-08-06Institution: JPMorganPages: 8Original language: English

Research evidence excerpt

J P M O R G A N

North America Credit Research

06 August 2026

Neutral

Genesis Energy

2Q26 Results In Line; Formally Guiding to Lower-End of

Guidance Range

GEL

Moody's:

S&P:

B1

B+

Outlook:

The above agency ratings are at the corporate level

High Yield Energy

Table 1: GEL 2Q26 Earnings Summary

Tarek Hamid AC

2Q26

(1-212) 834-5468

Actual

JPMe

Consensus

1Q26

Q/Q % Change

Revenue

$532

$465

$422

$447

19%

EBITDA

$172

$143

$144

$141

22%

Aaron Rosenthal, CFA

Total Debt (incl. preferreds)

$3,575

$3,674

$3,636

-2%

(1-212) 270-4584

Liquidity

$937

$810

$825

14%

Total Net Leverage

5.9x

6.3x

6.6x

-11%

Offshore Pipeline Transport.

$116

$113

$111

$107

8%

Elle Boyd

Onshore Transport. & Services

$28

$22

$21

32%

Marine Transport.

$26

$27

$28

-8%

(1-212) 270-7283

J.P. Morgan Securities LLC

Segment Margin

Source: Company reports, J.P. Morgan estimates, Bloomberg Finance L.P.

SUMMARY:

2Q26 results in line, lowering EBITDA guidance, and balance sheet

improvements. GEL’s 2Q26 EBITDA was relatively in line with expectations

and the company lowered its EBITDA guidance to the low-end of its prior

guidance range. Genesis also completed a non-core asset sale and established

a AR securitization facility and used the proceeds to repurchase $83 million of

its Series A preferreds, repay the remaining revolver balance, and repurchase

~$4 million of common units.

POSITIVES:

Relatively in-line 2Q26 results. GEL delivered solid overall 2Q26 results,

with adjusted EBITDA of $172 million, just modestly above our $143 million

forecast after adjusting for a $17 million gain on asset sales. Offshore volumes

were relatively in line with our more moderate estimates, resulting in $116

million of segment margin (v. JPMe $113 million). The Onshore & Services

segment performed well during the quarter with $28 million of segment margin

(v. JPMe $22 million) as the company highlighted the capture of certain nonrecurring margin opportunities amid the conflict in Iran.

Progress on preff. Genesis completed a divestiture of non-core offshore

natural gas assets for $95 million and also established a $99.5 million nonrecourse AR securitization facility. The company used the majority of the

The English excerpt is extracted automatically from the cited source page and may contain layout or recognition errors. It is never batch translated.

Open report viewer