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ONEOK Profit Dips Amid Pipeline Sales and Low Oil Prices
24 Feb
Summary
- Fourth-quarter earnings per share fell to $1.55.
- Natural gas transportation segment earnings significantly dropped.
- Company forecasts current-year net income below analyst estimates.

ONEOK, a U.S. pipeline operator, experienced a decline in its fourth-quarter profit per share, attributed to the 2025 divestiture of an interstate pipeline network. This sale significantly impacted earnings in its natural gas transportation segment. The company also contended with reduced oil prices during the quarter ended December 31, 2025, which generally pressure midstream service providers by shrinking transportation volumes.
Despite the overall profit dip, ONEOK's natural gas liquids business saw a 4% increase in quarterly core profit. Similarly, the natural gas gathering and processing segment recorded a 10% rise. The company forecasts its current-year net income to be between $3.19 billion and $3.71 billion, a range that falls below market expectations.




