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Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) is a best-of-breed MLP, offering a stable, fee-based business model and strong distribution track record. EPD's nearly 7% yield, consistent 26-year distribution growth, and undervalued price near key support make it an attractive buy now. The company's investment-grade balance sheet, A-rating, and $7.6B project backlog support future growth and income stability.

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Enterprise Products Partners (EPD 0.38%) is not an exciting business. That's part of its charm, particularly for investors that are focused on generating a reliable income stream from their portfolios.

Enterprise Products accelerates its $7.6B project pipeline with $6B in assets set to launch in 2025, boosting fee-based cash flow stability.

Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) offers a compelling mix of income and long-term growth, with near-term catalysts likely to boost unit prices. EPD's conservative balance sheet and disciplined capital allocation set it apart from peers and support sustainable returns. Upcoming catalysts include improved PDH facility utilization, new projects coming online, and reduced capex driving higher cash flow and potential buybacks.