Targa Resources Corp

Wells Fargo and Scotiabank lift Targa Resources’ price targets, affirming its robust midstream operations and positioning in a growing natural gas & NGL market.

Targa Resources Corp. has seen a significant increase in its share price due to a bullish outlook from JPMorgan and the company’s strong positioning in the midstream energy market.

Targa Resources (TRGP) closed at $167.76 USD, with a 52-week high of $218.51 and a price-to-earnings ratio of 23.68.

Targa Resources Corp’s financial performance shows growth, but profit margins and return on investment have declined, highlighting underlying risks and challenges in the energy sector.

Targa Resources reported a strong second quarter, achieving record Permian Basin transportation volumes and solidifying its position as a leading player in the energy transportation sector.

Targa Resources Corp’s stock price has plummeted due to valuation concerns and struggles, but analysts at Wells Fargo remain optimistic about the company’s growth in the Permian region.

Despite a recent decline in its stock price, analysts remain optimistic about Targa Resources Corp’s future prospects due to its steady leadership and strategic moves in the Permian region.

Targa Resources Corp’s stock price has plummeted, but analysts remain confident in the company’s leadership and growth prospects, despite the decline.

Targa Resources Corp reports strong Q2 results, driven by record-high natural gas and liquids volumes, and a robust Permian growth outlook.

Targa Resources Corp reports strong Q2 2025 earnings, driven by record-high natural gas and liquids volumes, beating profit estimates and announcing a new share buyback program.