Enterprise Products Partners L.P. Stock News

Enterprise Products Partners releases its earnings on Monday, July 28. Investors are expecting 15% year-on-year earnings growth. This should be very doable. Enterprise has a 6.9% dividend yield. With an 80% payout ratio, EPD will be safe even if it misses estimates.

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