Hess Midstream LP Class A Share representing a limited partner Interest HESM

Zacks Investment Research 12 nov

Hess Midstream Partners LP (HESM) is highlighted as a strong momentum stock with a #3 (Hold) Zacks Rank and B-rated VGM Score. Three analysts revised earnings estimates upward in the last 60 days, with the consensus estimate increasing to $3.30 per share. The stock has gained 0.9% over the past four weeks and boasts a +5.1% average earnings surprise.

Zacks Investment Research 30 oct

Hess Midstream Partners reported Q3 2026 revenue of $410.1 million, down 2.6% year-over-year but beating consensus estimates by 2.08%. EPS of $0.77 exceeded expectations by 8.45%. However, key throughput metrics showed mixed results, with gas gathering and crude oil gathering falling short of analyst estimates, while water gathering and NGL loading exceeded expectations. The stock has underperformed the broader market, declining 15.2% over the past month.

The Motley Fool 25 oct

Hess Midstream (HESM) has fallen 20% following Chevron's announcement to divest its stake, but analysts argue the market overreacted. Despite lower fees from Chevron in the Bakken Shale through 2033, the company offers a 10% dividend yield and benefits from a 40% reduction in share count, positioning it as a potential long-term wealth builder for patient investors.

The Motley Fool 24 oct

Chevron is taking a $3-4 billion write-off on its Hess Midstream deal as part of portfolio integration following its 2025 Hess acquisition. Despite the near-term cost, the deal is expected to reduce Chevron's midstream costs in the Bakken region by up to 50%, positioning the company for long-term profitability. With a strong balance sheet, 38 consecutive years of dividend increases, and a 3.1% yield, Chevron remains an attractive buy-and-hold energy stock for dividend investors.

The Motley Fool 7 oct

Chevron is divesting its ownership stake in Hess Midstream and DJ Basin crude oil midstream assets in exchange for reduced tariff rates on midstream services in the Bakken through 2045. While the deal results in a $3-4 billion one-time after-tax loss, it will reduce Chevron's Bakken midstream costs by 50% and simplify its balance sheet by removing $3.7 billion in debt. Hess Midstream gains independence and diversification as a multi-basin operator, with the deal being accretive to both companies' shareholders long-term.