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MPLX LP, a Marathon Petroleum subsidiary, owns and operates U.S. midstream energy infrastructure across logistics, storage, gathering, processing, transportation, marine services, and refining logistics.
MPLX offers integrated midstream services—including gathering, processing, transportation, and fractionation of natural gas and NGLs—with recent investments focused on expanding in the Permian and Marcellus shale regions.
MPLX significantly expanded its natural gas and NGL infrastructure in the Permian Basin by acquiring Northwind Midstream for $2.375 billion. This strategic move, announced in July and completed in September 2025, was aimed at enhancing the company's sour gas gathering, treating, and processing capabilities, and was expected to be immediately accretive to distributable cash flow.
In a major strategic move to bolster its Permian Basin presence, MPLX acquired Northwind Midstream, a key provider of sour gas gathering and treating services. This acquisition, part of a broader portfolio repositioning in 2025 that also included consolidating ownership of the BANGL NGL pipeline and divesting assets in the Rockies, significantly enhances MPLX's integrated natural gas value chain and accelerates growth opportunities by adding significant dedicated acreage and volumes. [23, 16]
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Overall rating: B+
| PEER | PRICE | |
|---|---|---|
 WMB | $71.34 | COMPARE |
 SU | $68.72 | COMPARE |
 EPD | $36.87 | COMPARE |
 E | $54.72 | COMPARE |
 SLB | $50.07 | COMPARE |
 ET | $20.72 | COMPARE |
 KMI | $31.75 | COMPARE |
 TRP | $60.12 | COMPARE |
