DTM
DT Midstream
October 15, 2026 · market open
- Rarity
- 2.26
- Peak move
- −5.68%
- Float cap
- $12.5B
DT Midstream owns and operates interstate and intrastate natural gas pipelines, storage systems, and gathering networks across the United States, with major positions in the Midwest, Appalachia, and the Haynesville. Its Pipeline segment moves and stores gas for utilities, power generators, and marketers, while the Gathering segment collects production from wells and provides compression, treatment, and water handling services for natural gas producers. The Detroit-based company was spun off from DTE Energy in 2021.
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8 events · 0 from SEC or newswire · 0 timed with the moveinstitutional_flowCopeland Capital Management cut its stake in DT Midstream by 99.1% in the third quarter, selling 219,476 shares to hold 2,010 shares worth $240,000, per its latest 13F filing.
reg_fd_disclosureDT Midstream said it will report third-quarter 2026 financial results before market open on Thursday, October 29, 2026, with a conference call at 9:00 a.m. ET the same day.
peer_disclosureKinder Morgan lifted its force majeure and resumed natural gas deliveries to Mexico via its Tennessee Gas Pipeline after repairing isolated sections including the Rio Bravo and Cenagas delivery points.
commodity_eventAverage US gas flows to the nine major LNG export terminals fell to 17.4 bcf/d in October from 17.9 bcf/d in September and a record 18.8 bcf/d in April, with EU storage at 73.94% full.
- Key event
analyst_ratingGoldman Sachs maintained a Sell rating on DT Midstream and lowered its price target to $121 from $127 or $130, citing a smaller phased Millennium pipeline expansion and project timing, with Q3 2026 EBITDA of $300 million versus $299 million consensus.
- Key event
commodity_eventEuropean benchmark Dutch TTF front-month gas rose above 86 euros/MWh, its highest since 2022, after Gassco reported an unplanned outage at Norway's Karsto processing plant and unplanned offshore maintenance cut pipeline export capacity to Western Europe.
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commodity_eventUS Lower-48 natural gas output averaged 110.6 bcf/d in October to date versus a record 113.3 bcf/d in August-September, and fell to about 107.1 bcf/d, an eight-month low, amid shut-ins, force majeure and pipeline disruptions in Kentucky, Texas and West Virginia.
peer_disclosureOracle urged FERC to expedite approval of the 17.8-mile Green Chile natural gas pipeline (~400 MMcf/d) serving its New Mexico Project Jupiter data center, after developer Transwestern Pipeline rerouted it; startup slipped to February 2027 from August.