Western Midstream Partners, LP

WES

Western Midstream Partners, LP (WES) is a midstream energy company that provides integrated infrastructure and logistical services for the extraction, transportation, and processing of natural gas, crude oil, and natural gas liquids. The company primarily operates in the Permian Basin and other major U.S. shale plays, offering gathering, processing, compression, and transportation services to upstream producers. Western Midstream Partners focuses on creating value through its extensive asset network and operational expertise in the oil and gas industry.

$45.97 -0.10 (-0.22%)
Dividend Yield 7.96%
Payout Frequency Quarterly

Dividend History

Pay DateAmountEx-DateRecord Date
May 15, 2026$0.932026-05-012026-05-01
February 13, 2026$0.912026-02-022026-02-02
November 14, 2025$0.912025-10-312025-10-31
August 14, 2025$0.912025-08-012025-08-01
May 15, 2025$0.912025-05-022025-05-02

Dividends Summary

Company News

3 Dividend Stocks Worth Holding for the Long Haul
The Motley Fool • Geoffrey Seiler • July 12, 2026

The article highlights three midstream master limited partnerships (MLPs) as attractive long-term dividend investments: Energy Transfer (ET) offers a 6.8% yield with strong growth projects in the Permian basin; Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) provides steady 5.8% yield with 27 consecutive years of distribution increases; and Western Midstream ...

Does the Tech Stock Frenzy Make You Nervous? Here Are 3 Steady, High-Yield Dividend Pipeline Stocks to Invest In Instead.
The Motley Fool • Geoffrey Seiler • June 24, 2026

As tech stocks surge and IPO markets heat up, concerns about market frothiness and an AI bubble are rising. The article recommends three master limited partnership (MLP) pipeline stocks as alternatives: Energy Transfer, Enterprise Products Partners, and Western Midstream Partners. These companies offer high dividend yields (6-8.7%), attractive va...

Master Limited Partnership ETFs: AMLP vs. MLPX Faceoff on Fees, Returns, and Yield
The Motley Fool • Jake Lerch • June 8, 2026

AMLP and MLPX are two energy infrastructure ETFs with different trade-offs. AMLP offers a higher 7.6% dividend yield but charges a 1.01% expense ratio, while MLPX provides lower costs at 0.45% and better 5-year returns despite a lower 4.2% yield. MLPX holds 29 positions for broader diversification compared to AMLP's 14 concentrated holdings.

Want Decades of Passive Income? 3 Stocks to Buy Right Now.
The Motley Fool • Geoffrey Seiler • March 10, 2026

The article recommends three midstream energy stocks for passive income: Energy Transfer (ET) with a 7.1% yield and growth projects tied to AI data center demand; Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) with a 5.9% yield and 27 consecutive years of distribution increases; and Western Midstream Partners (WES) with an 8.6% yield, currently in a transiti...

Investing $3,000 Into These 3 Ultra-High-Yielding Dividend Stocks Could Generate Hundreds of Dollars in Annual Passive Income
The Motley Fool • Matt Dilallo • February 23, 2026

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