ONEOK leverages a vast pipeline network, critical to the U.S. economy, and is well-positioned to benefit from surging data center demand. OKE's Q1 revenue rose 19.6% year-over-year, with adjusted EBITDA up 12.5%, driven by volume growth, acquisitions, and favorable price differentials. OKE targets a 3.5x leverage ratio by end-2026, supporting its BBB credit rating, with capex winding down by mid-2027 to enable dividend growth and buybacks.

ONEOK has outperformed peers YTD, up 24%, and offers a 4.6% dividend yield with further upside potential. OKE's diversified asset base, post-Magellan acquisition, drives mid-teens revenue growth and supports guidance raises for both revenue and adjusted EBITDA. Valuation remains attractive at 11.1x EV/EBITDA, with a price target of $109, implying 19% upside, and a competitive yield versus peers.

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ONEOK, Inc. delivered a 30% total return since I rated it a strong buy in December. Energy prices have soared, and the company is posting strong results, leading it to upgrade its 2026 guidance. I detail why I recently exited my position despite the strong momentum.

ONEOK offers a compelling income and value proposition amid surging AI-related energy demand and robust infrastructure growth. OKE delivered strong Q1 2026 results, with 13% YoY adjusted EBITDA growth and rising NGL and refined product volumes. OKE benefits from AI-driven power demand, LNG export expansion, and Permian/Delaware Basin growth, supporting long-term tailwinds.

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On May 11, 2026, ONEOK Inc (OKE) shares rose 3.1% to a current price of $87.79. This movement comes amidst a 52-week high of $95.30 and a low of $64.02, highlig

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Oneok expects its first-quarter momentum to continue.