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Subject This High-Yield Energy Stock is Perfectly Positioned
Date December 6, 2025 2:05 PM
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Dear Fellow Investor,

EARN 5.3% YIELD FROM THIS AI-POWERED ENERGY PLAY

Income-seeking investors don’t often get the chance to capture both
a strong dividend AND exposure to one of the most powerful megatrends
of the decade. But that’s exactly what KODIAK GAS SERVICES (SYM:
KGS) offers.

With a current yield of 5.3%, a steadily expanding fleet, and a
growing role in the infrastructure behind AI-driven power demand, the
stock is drawing fresh attention from Wall Street analysts. As natural
gas consumption surges,particularly in regions supporting data-center
growth, companies like KGS are positioned to capture years of elevated
demand.

Below, we break down the story in full: the dividend strength, the
growth catalysts, and why analysts are turning increasingly bullish.

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COMPANY: KODIAK GAS SERVICES (SYM: KGS)
A RELIABLE DIVIDEND WITH GROWING SUPPORT

Kodiak Gas Services isn’t just another yield play. It’s one of the
largest contract compression service providers in the United States,
an essential link in the infrastructure that moves oil and natural gas
from the field to the pipeline, and from the pipeline to the end user.
These services are mission-critical: without compression, gas simply
can’t move reliably through the system.

The stability of that role enables KGS to maintain a generous and
growing dividend. The company recently increased its quarterly payout
BY 8.9% TO $0.49 PER SHARE, payable November 13 to shareholders of
record on November 3. That boost not only underscores management’s
confidence in the business but also reflects the steady cash-flow
generation that supports long-term distributions.

To reinforce that strength, the company returned $90 MILLION TO
SHAREHOLDERS in its latest quarter through dividends and buybacks.
Management also raised its full-year discretionary cash-flow outlook
to between $450 MILLION AND $470 MILLION, up from prior expectations.
Higher cash flow means more flexibility, whether for future dividend
increases, buybacks, debt reduction, or investment in fleet expansion.

For income investors, that combination of rising distributions and
improving cash-flow visibility creates a compelling setup.

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STRONG INDUSTRY TAILWINDS AND A BIGGER LONG-TERM OPPORTUNITY

Even with a stable core business, the real excitement comes from
what’s ahead.

Compression demand is heavily tied to natural gas production, and U.S.
output continues to trend higher, especially in the PERMIAN BASIN,
where Kodiak has significant exposure. Liquefied natural gas (LNG)
projects and growing exports are also major drivers, creating ongoing
need for reliable transport and processing infrastructure.

But the story gets even more interesting when you factor in AI-DRIVEN
POWER DEMAND.

Data centers, especially those supporting AI and large-scale cloud
computing, consume massive amounts of electricity. Utilities and grid
operators increasingly turn to natural gas to meet that load, given
its reliability and baseload characteristics. That means more gas must
be moved, stored, and processed, which directly increases demand for
compression services.

KGS President and CEO MICKEY MCKEE highlighted this trend directly in
the latest earnings release, noting the company is _“encouraged by
the robust natural gas demand outlook, particularly in the Permian
Basin, and the growing power requirements from data centers and
domestic LNG projects.”_

Goldman Sachs recently estimated that AI INFRASTRUCTURE SPENDING COULD
SOAR TO $3 TRILLION TO $4 TRILLION BY 2030. And while KGS is not a
pure AI stock by any means, it sits quietly in the supply-chain
plumbing that enables the expansion of energy-hungry AI data centers.
More power demand → more natural gas utilization → more
compression needs.

In short, the company is in the right place at the right time.

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WHAT ANALYSTS ARE SAYING – AND WHY THEY’RE BULLISH

Wall Street is starting to take notice.

Stifel just raised its price target on KGS to $48, reiterating a buy
rating. The firm noted that recent earnings were mostly in line with
expectations, but more importantly, that Kodiak’s mid- to long-term
outlook remains solid. Even though the company hasn’t provided
formal 2026 guidance, management highlighted multiple growth
catalysts:

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POTENTIALLY HIGHER MARGINS driven by operational efficiencies

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FLEET REPRICING as older contracts renew at higher rates

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PLANNED FLEET EXPANSIONS to accommodate elevated customer demand

Stifel expects a strong fourth quarter and sees room for continued
improvement as Kodiak expands capacity and strengthens its competitive
positioning.

The company’s most recent earnings report wasn’t perfect, EPS of
$0.36 missed expectations by $0.16, and revenue of $322.74 million
(down 0.6% year over year) came in slightly below estimates. But
analysts remain focused on the broader trajectory. Kodiak continues to
invest in fleet growth, expand its service footprint, and produce
reliable cash flow.

More importantly, the company’s long-term fundamentals are intact,
supported by both traditional natural-gas demand and the emerging
AI-infrastructure cycle.

As investors scan the energy sector for income plays that offer more
than just steady payouts, KGS stands out as a name with both yield and
growth potential.

FINAL TAKEAWAY

Kodiak Gas Services brings a rare combination to the table:

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A HIGH 5.3% DIVIDEND YIELD

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GROWING CASH FLOW AND A COMMITMENT TO SHAREHOLDER RETURNS

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LONG-TERM DEMAND DRIVERS FROM NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION, LNG EXPANSION,
AND AI-DRIVEN ELECTRICITY NEEDS

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BULLISH ANALYST COMMENTARY AND RISING PRICE TARGETS

With its recent dividend hike, optimistic outlook, and strong
positioning in one of the most essential corners of U.S. energy
infrastructure, KGS represents an attractive long-term opportunity for
investors seeking both income and exposure to one of the
fastest-growing tech-adjacent trends: AI power demand.

Stifel’s raised price target to $48 only reinforces the momentum
building behind the name.

For investors looking to boost portfolio yield while capturing a
structural growth tailwind, KGS deserves a close look.

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