DT Midstream Announces $300M in New Organic Growth Projects for Q2
DT Midstream (NYSE: DTM) announced it reached final investment decisions on approximately $300 million of new organic growth projects during the second quarter. These developments are part of ongoing expansions across its Haynesville, Midwest, and Appalachian operations, driven by sustained natural gas demand from LNG exports, power generation, and data centers. The company reported Q2 adjusted EBITDA of $305 million, a slight decline from the prior quarter but in line with guidance. DT Midstream reaffirmed its 2026 and early-2027 adjusted EBITDA outlooks without disclosing specific figures on the call. Management emphasized that new projects are backed by long-term contracts and durable customer demand. Key initiatives include a Haynesville system expansion, Viking pipeline modernization in Minnesota, and an Appalachia Gathering System upgrade to support data center-related power generation. These developments aim to enhance connectivity and capacity across key markets like Texas and the Midwest.
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