DT Midstream, Inc.

- No current capital constraints: The company has a strong investment-grade balance sheet with significant "dry powder" available beyond the $3.4 billion project backlog. - Deleveraging ongoing: The company continues to deleverage as it grows, increasing capacity for future funding. - Off-balance-sheet headroom increased: Moody’s raised off-balance-sheet threshold to 4.25x from 4.0x, adding more financial flexibility. - Solid investment-grade customer contracts: Recent final investment decisions (FIDs) involve 20-year demand-based contracts that can attract additional capital if needed. - No explicit mention of planned new fundraising through debt or equity at this time. - Confidence to handle current and future projects with existing financial resources. Summary: The company feels very confident in funding growth through its strong balance sheet and contract profile without immediate plans for new debt or equity fundraising.

- Currently derisking a $3.4 billion capital investment backlog with plans to announce more projects and deploy additional capital beyond this amount. - Strong balance sheet with investment-grade funding capability; no capital constraints expected. - Recent FIDs (Final Investment Decisions) involve investment-grade customers with 20-year demand-based contracts, enabling further capital attraction if needed. - Approved investment in Vector 2028 pipeline expansion, expecting $80-$100 million total spend. - Approved investment in Millennium R2R project under existing regulatory authorization. - Increased committed capital for 2026 (~$400 million) and 2027 (~$440 million) reflecting new investments. - Midwestern pipeline expansion (MIST) aims at potentially over 1.5 Bcf/day capacity; strong market interest and ongoing engineering work toward FID. - LEAP pipeline running full at 2.1 Bcf/day with expansion potential to 4 Bcf/day through pipe and compression. - Focus on addressing growth opportunities driven by power generation, LNG exports, and data center-driven load growth.

- Strong market demand and oversubscription signal robust future growth, particularly on the Midwestern and Guardian pipelines. - Expansion projects underway or planned include MIST (1.5 Bcf/d capacity), Guardian loop extensions (G4, G5), and LEAP's potential growth from 2.1 Bcf/d to 4 Bcf/d. - $3.4 billion in backlog projects being de-risked, with opportunities possibly exceeding this, supporting over $1 billion annual capital deployment. - Pipeline expansions driven by demand from power generation, data centers, and LNG exports, especially with geopolitical shifts favoring U.S. LNG. - Seasonal and regulatory factors expected but full-year EBITDA guidance and growth commitments remain confident. - Continued growth expected in regional natural gas demand, particularly in the Midwest and Northeast, supported by utility conversions and new large-load customers. - High utilization rates on key assets like LEAP indicate strong current capacity use and justify incremental expansions.

- Strong start in 2026 driven by high demand and cold winter supports full-year plan confidence. - Growth capital expected to ramp in H2 2026, with approved $3.4 billion project backlog. - New investments include Vector Pipeline expansion (400 MMcf/d, in service Q4 2028) and Millennium R2R (70 MMcf/d, in service Q1 2027). - Midwestern pipeline lateral for a 900 MW power plant planned, expected in service H1 2028. - Recontracting of ~30% system capacity on Midwestern with terms of 5-25 years indicates stable cash flow. - First quarter adjusted EBITDA was $308 million, up $15 million from prior quarter, reaffirming 2026 guidance. - Dividend maintained at $0.88/share, with commitment to grow dividends aligned with adjusted EBITDA. - Overall, market fundamentals support continued earnings growth, driven by strong demand, long-term contracts, and expansion projects.

- Midwestern pipeline: Successfully completed a nonbinding open season for northbound and southbound expansions up to 1.5 Bcf/day; the open season was oversubscribed, indicating strong demand. - Vector Pipeline: Closed a nonbinding open season for a 2030 expansion to increase westbound capacity by 300-500 million cubic feet per day, which was also oversubscribed. - MIST Project: Early stages of customer engagement with strong market interest; scope and capacity being engineered out based on input. Expected to align with ~1.5 Bcf/day capacity and potentially larger; progressing towards FID. - LEAP Pipeline: Currently operating full at 2.1 Bcf/day with expansion potential to 4 Bcf/day; bite-sized expansions possible. - Guardian Pipeline: Expansion via looping (G3 ongoing), with future loops (G4, possibly G5) planned to accommodate growing demand. - Growth capital investment: $72 million in Q1 2026, with planned ramp-up in the second half of the year.