Enterprise Products Partners L.P. Common Stock (EPD)
31.94
-0.05 (-0.16%)
NYSE · Last Trade: Dec 19th, 8:55 PM EST
Detailed Quote
Previous Close
31.99
Open
32.00
Bid
31.93
Ask
31.94
Day's Range
31.81 - 32.22
52 Week Range
27.77 - 34.53
Volume
3,834,624
Market Cap
69.64B
PE Ratio (TTM)
-
EPS (TTM)
-
Dividend & Yield
2.180 (6.83%)
1 Month Average Volume
3,519,907
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About Enterprise Products Partners L.P. Common Stock (EPD)
Enterprise Products Partners is a leading provider of midstream energy services focused on the transportation, storage, and processing of natural gas, natural gas liquids, crude oil, and petrochemicals. The company operates an extensive network of pipelines and facilities that connect producers to consumers, facilitating the efficient movement of energy resources. With a commitment to sustainability and safety, it offers a wide range of logistical and supply chain solutions while also engaging in the processing and fractionation of hydrocarbons. Enterprise Products Partners plays a crucial role in supporting the energy market and fostering the development of energy infrastructure. Read More
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