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MPLX

MPLX LP

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10-01

DividendologyPublished 2026-10-01

“How To Build a Dividend Empire in 2027!”

$MPLXBullish

MPLX added to portfolio; up 20.5%; ~8.5% yield; dividend growth >12% expected to continue for next year.

We also have MPLX stock, which is one of the new additions to my investment portfolio over the past year, and it has risen by 20.5%. When I added this stock to my portfolio, its yield was around 8.5%, which is a very high yield, but management has already raised dividends by more than 12%, and announced that it will continue to do so for the next year or so.

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09-04

Dividend DataPublished 2026-09-04

“What a $368,573 Dividend Portfolio Paid Me This Month: Passive Income August 2026”

$MPLXBullish

MPLX is a long-term dividend growth holding; reinvesting dividends offers strong total return potential.

and MPLX is third, and is on its way to becoming second soon.

Then I have MPLX, which has a $20,000 stake. You'll notice it's one of the smallest holdings in this account, but it's one of the largest dividend-paying companies. I achieved a total return of 32%.

This stock was purchased in 2025, during the same period in which I was buying HTSM stock.

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09-02

DividendologyPublished 2026-09-02

“How Much My Dividend Portfolio Paid Me in August! ($313,000 Portfolio!)”

$MPLXBullish

MPLX is undervalued due to high starting yield (8.5%), strong guided distribution growth (12.5%), and sustainable dividend coverage via growing distributable cash flow per share through 2030.

we have MLX, SPGI, and then we have Mastercard. MPLX has done really, really well. It's up 24.5%. MLX is a somewhat rare addition to my portfolio because it's a very high yielding stock.

In fact, the indicated yield as of right now sitting roughly 7.3%, but when I added it to my portfolio, it was closer to about 8.5%. In fact, if we just jump over to my dividend dashboard, go ahead and cheat and look at my yield on cost on this position, you can see it's sitting at about 8.53%.

So, the recent run up in share price has caused the starting yield to go down. But again, when I added, it was yielding 8.5%.

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