Oneok

OKE

Market cap $47.7B

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The latest trading day saw Oneok Inc. (OKE) settling at $74.25, representing a +2.43% change from its previous close.

Oneok is growing aggressively through back-to-back multibillion-dollar acquisitions. These acquisitions, however, have come at a cost, and that has driven the stock lower.

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Through major strategic deals, Oneok has built a fully integrated Permian presence that now rivals its established Bakken operations. Major expansion projects coming online through 2027 position Oneok for solid earnings growth.

Oneok Inc. (OKE) concluded the recent trading session at $70.87, signifying a -3.77% move from its prior day's close.

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Oneok has a 5.6% dividend yield. The pipeline company backs its high-yielding dividend with very predictable and stable cash flow.

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