Phillips 66 Partners (PSX) Stock Forecast for 2025, 2026, 2027. Sell or Buy?

The chart below shows the historical price of Phillips 66 Partners stock and a prediction chart for the next month. For convenience, prices are divided by color. Forecast prices include: Optimistic Forecast, Pessimistic Forecast, and Weighted Average Best Forecast. Detailed values for the Phillips 66 Partners stock price can be found in the table below.

Long-term forecasts by years.

Phillips 66, an impressively diverse independent refiner in the oil and gas industry, boasts firm dividends metrics. These figures suggest a solid three-year growth of dividends and a healthy dividend safety record. Currently nudging towards its 52-week high, it’s soared by +48%, while still going for a bargain compared to the past year. With the forward P/E ratio standing at 7.51x – that’s a 30% contrast to the sector median which is 10.78x. Furthermore, its Price/Sales (FWD) and EV/ Sales differ by more than 75% with the rest of the sector. Such broad numbers might make you wonder why hasn’t everyone jumped on adding this high performer with geographically varied refining portfolios?

Even though market conditions aren’t at their strongest, Phillips 66 stands to win from higher crude prices. The company doesn’t waver from its shareholder commitment, keeping its eyes on cost reduction initiatives and enlarging their midstream segment to skyrocket its EBITDA from $3 billion to an impressive $13 billion come 2025.

In Q2 alone, they returned $1.8 billion through share buybacks and dividends. Going forward, they’ve got clear intentions of giving back between $10 – $12 billion over the period between July 2022 to December 2024.

Although their second-quarter revenue didn’t quite hit projections, Phillips 66 upped their game with EPS reporting at a cool $3.87 billion — that’s a whopping $0.31 more than anticipated! Keeping over $10 billion cash flow from operations gives them a hefty lead within the sector for forecasted EPS Long Term Growth (3-5Y CAGR); hitting at a massive difference of about 310%. This sets them on course as one of the go-to stocks when it comes to dividends.

Throw into the pot an admirable B+ grade for dividend safety and a pleasing five-year growth rate of 6.55%, it even remains thrifty. So, you may want to take a second glance at this energy stock when balancing out your portfolio.

Phillips 66 Partners last paid dividends on 05/19/2025. The next scheduled payment will be on 03/05/2025. The amount of dividends is $4.6 per share. If the date of the next dividend payment has not been updated, it means that the issuer has not yet announced the exact payment. As soon as information becomes available, we will immediately update the data. Bookmark our portal to stay updated.