A. James Teague, who serves as Co-Chief Executive Officer of Enterprise Products Partners L.P. (NYSE: EPD), reported an insider purchase of 2,665 common units in a Form 4 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The acquisition took place on March 20, 2026, and the aggregate cost recorded for the transaction was $100,069.
The filing specifies the range of prices paid for the units as between $37.545 and $37.5495. After completing this purchase, Teague's direct ownership in Enterprise Products Partners amounted to 3,083,226 common units. The filing also lists indirect holdings tied to Teague: 77,576 units held by a Trust, 41,155 units held by a Spouse, and 6,060 units held by Minor Children.
The insider purchase occurred while Enterprise Products Partners was trading near its 52-week high of $38.22, and the stock has risen 19% year-to-date. Independent analysis referenced in the filing notes that the company appears undervalued relative to its Fair Value and is included on the Most Undervalued list on the platform cited. Enterprise Products Partners is identified in the filing as an $82 billion energy infrastructure company and is noted to offer a dividend yield of 5.9%.
Recent company performance appears to have been a background factor for market attention. The company reported fourth-quarter 2025 earnings per share of $0.75, ahead of the $0.69 expected. Revenue for the quarter came in at $13.79 billion versus an anticipated $12.37 billion. These results are described in the filing as having been positively received by the market.
Several institutional analysts updated their views and price targets following the company results and market developments. Stifel raised its price target to $41 and kept a Buy rating, even as it modestly lowered its 2026 EBITDA estimates. Goldman Sachs adjusted its price target to $37, citing higher commodity prices and improved marketing gains. UBS reiterated a Buy rating with a $38 price target and emphasized the company’s focus on returning capital to shareholders through share buybacks.
The Form 4 filing and the contemporaneous analyst commentary underscore a period of active engagement around Enterprise Products Partners, combining insider buying, strong quarter-to-quarter financial performance, and evolving analyst targets.
Article note - The transaction details and analyst updates are drawn from the Form 4 filing and the company and analyst disclosures cited in those documents.