Phillips 66 Q1 2025 Earnings Report
Key Takeaways
Phillips 66 delivered a solid Q1 performance with $487 million in net income. Marketing & Specialties led the way while Refining incurred significant losses due to turnaround activity. The company advanced its wellhead-to-market strategy with a new Permian gas plant and closed the EPIC NGL acquisition.
Reported net income of $487 million, with GAAP EPS at $1.18.
Adjusted loss of $368 million driven by major planned maintenance and impairments.
Strong segment performance from Marketing & Specialties, contributing $1.282 billion in pre-tax earnings.
Launched construction of new Permian gas processing plant and closed EPIC NGL acquisition.
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Forward Guidance
Phillips 66 expects improved margins and cash flow as turnarounds conclude and strategic infrastructure ramps up.
Positive Outlook
- Most turnaround activity is behind, setting up stronger operations.
- Marketing & Specialties continues to show strong international performance.
- Construction started on Iron Mesa gas plant in Permian to support future capacity.
- EPIC NGL acquisition to enhance integrated NGL strategy.
- Cash flow stability expected from new gas processing infrastructure.
Challenges Ahead
- Adjusted losses driven by non-cash depreciation and lower refining volumes.
- Renewable Fuels impacted by policy changes and tax credit transitions.
- Corporate costs increased due to higher interest expenses and charity timing.
- Refining margins remain under pressure amid macroeconomic volatility.
- Lower volumes across midstream due to temporary operating constraints.
Revenue & Expenses
Visualization of income flow from segment revenue to net income