Green Plains Partners LP

NasdaqGM:GPP 주식 리포트

시가총액: US$286.4m

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Green Plains Partners 경영진

경영진 기준 점검 3/4

Green Plains Partners CEO는 Todd Becker, Mar2015 에 임명되었습니다 의 임기는 8.83 년입니다. 총 연간 보상은 $188.74K, 13.6% 급여 및 86.4% 보너스(회사 주식 및 옵션 포함)로 구성됩니다. 는 $35.17K 가치에 해당하는 회사 주식의 0.012% 직접 소유합니다. 경영진과 이사회의 평균 재임 기간은 1.6 년과 8.5 년입니다.

핵심 정보

Todd Becker

최고경영자

US$188.7k

총 보수

CEO 급여 비율13.65%
CEO 재임 기간8.8yrs
CEO 지분 보유율0.01%
경영진 평균 재임 기간1.6yrs
이사회 평균 재임 기간8.5yrs

최근 경영진 업데이트

Recent updates

Seeking Alpha Oct 20

Green Plains Partners declares $0.455 dividend

Green Plains Partners (NASDAQ:GPP) declares $0.455/share quarterly dividend, 1.1% increase from prior dividend of $0.450. Forward yield 14.39% Payable Nov. 14; for shareholders of record Nov. 4; ex-div Nov. 3. See GPP Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth.
Seeking Alpha Aug 21

Green Plains Partners: Maybe Or Maybe Not

The partnership balance sheet is in good shape. The distribution coverage is skimpy even though the distribution was just raised. The generous yield reflects parent company issues. The parent company could be forced to bankruptcy and even liquidate at some point unless a profit recovery occurs (probably soon). That means the partnership yield is compensation for extra risk and therefore does not represent a bargain. (Note: This article appeared in the newsletter on June 18, 2022 and has been updated as needed.) The argument for Green Plains Partners LP (GPP) has long been that the partnership is in good shape. The partnership further increased the distribution to $.45 per share. So, let us get in and enjoy a generous distribution. The distribution coverage is a little skimpy at 1.06. But the debt ratio level at just under 1 is one of the best for this type of company among those I follow. In this case though, the distribution indicates trouble with the main customer, not the midstream. Sometimes that can be every bit as bad or worse than trouble with the midstream partnership itself. Operations Green Plains Partners appears similar to many midstream companies that I follow. The company transports mainly ethanol or stores it while providing some ancillary services to get the mission accomplished. The company's operations are somewhat protected by volume commitments and there is a long-term relationship with the major customer. The biggest difference is that the main customer is in the ethanol (and related) business. Should that customer run into trouble, then there is a real threat of that customer liquidating and the service provided by this midstream would not be needed any more. That is a major difference from oil and gas. With oil and gas, should the main customer (if there is one) run into financial trouble, then many times the wells continue to produce. Therefore, the service provided by the midstream company continues to be needed even if volumes decline. Minimum volume commitments are likely found to be reasonable and enforceable. So, there is an excellent probability that a midstream company will continue with the business of a major customer even if that customer ends up in bankruptcy and possibly liquidates. The Main Customer The major customer in this case is Green Plains (GPRE). That customer has not shown a profit for common shareholders in the three years listed in the latest annual report. Furthermore, cash flow in the latest fiscal year report all but evaporated (cash flow from operating activities). The company did move into a profitable report with the second quarter. But it will take more than that to relieve market anxiety about the main customer. The company reports being in compliance with all the covenants listed in the debt agreements. That always helps. But a lack of profits even in a cyclical industry can be a warning sign of trouble ahead if a turnaround does not happen fast. Furthermore, the company lists some standard warnings about the debt, the debt levels, the covenants and the ability to continue financing the debt that any investor should read before investing in this company. Debt, and commodities often do not get along very well. So, it is no surprise that this company has listed a few dispositions in the annual report. The company did raise cash in the latest fiscal year. But it did it by issuing debt. That can buy a company some time. But it is clear that a recovery is needed by this company (sooner rather than later). The fiscal first quarter likewise reported a loss. Working capital remained in good shape. Short term debt ballooned past $300 million. Long- and short-term debt in total exceed cash by a like amount. The financial position is clearly not moving forward. In the fiscal second quarter there remained a current portion of long-term debt (working capital type arrangement) on the balance sheet of approximately $300 million. Total debt was approximately $900 million. That is a lot for a company that has not reported a profit in three fiscal years until the current second quarter. Management did mention that they see some hopeful trends in the future. Should that happen, then a lot of what is discussed above will fade as debt gets rapidly reduced. Still the market has a legitimate concern about the length, duration, and "if it will even occur" of any future recovery. Partnership Common Units The common units themselves have had a lackluster response to a time when a lot of income vehicles are doing rather well. Green Plains Partners Common Unit History And Key Valuation Measures (Seeking Alpha Website August 20, 2022.) As shown above, the partnership units have not really responded well as the market has shifted emphasis to value and income vehicles as the latest "sure thing". That market trepidation is likely due to the parent company uncertainties discussed above. If that is the case, then the units are unlikely to respond positively until the parent company reports a few quarters of excellent results that relieve any debt worries that the market currently has. What did happen was a tepid response to the second quarter results of the parent company as that main customer reported a profit. The yield above represents a risk factor at the parent company level (not the partnership). Therefore, investors should expect a fluctuating double digit return until the market sees sufficient satisfactory results. Green Plains, the parent company, has an additional risk in that ethanol is sold to the fuel market but the source material for ethanol is usually corn. Ethanol has other sources that can compete to some extent with corn. These two commodities vary in unrelated fashion. Therefore, it is very possible for corn prices to be "sky high" while fuel prices are very low. That would create a near disastrous situation for the parent company. Currently it appears that the corn crop should come in with a decent volume to help aid some of the high food cost situation. We still have to get through summer and all the weather risks that come with that season. But a decent corn crop would be good news for this company as fuel costs (and raw material costs) are fairly high right now. So, the ingredients of a profit recovery appear to be in place.
Seeking Alpha Aug 02

Green Plains Partners GAAP EPS of $0.44, revenue of $19.65M

Green Plains Partners press release (NASDAQ:GPP): Q2 GAAP EPS of $0.44. Revenue of $19.65M (-0.3% Y/Y).
Seeking Alpha Jul 21

Green Plains Partners raise dividend by 1% to $0.45

Green Plains Partners (NASDAQ:GPP) declares $0.45/share quarterly dividend, 1.1% increase from prior dividend of $0.45. Forward yield 14.14% Payable Aug. 12; for shareholders of record Aug. 5; ex-div Aug. 4. See GPP Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth.
Seeking Alpha Feb 14

Green Plains Partners: A Quiet Year Ahead, Luckily There's A Safe 12% Yield To Enjoy

After significantly reducing their distributions during 2020, thankfully 2021 saw them lifted higher again with a very high 12% yield returning. Thanks to their steady cash flow performance that is underpinned by long-term minimum volume commitments, they should produce adequate free cash flow to cover this very high yield. When looking elsewhere, management has given no indications that any meaningful events are on the horizon during 2022, and thus it appears to be a quiet year ahead. Their financial position is now very healthy with very low leverage and strong liquidity, which helps support their distributions. Given the prospects to simply sit back and collect a very high double-digit yield, I still believe that maintaining my strong buy rating is appropriate.
Seeking Alpha Nov 05

Green Plains Partners: The 11%+ Yield Returns With A 50%+ Potential Upside

Green Plains Partners have sent their distributions surging by more than 200% after refinancing their credit facility. They can cover these new distribution payments with their ample free cash flow, although there is little scope for growth given their almost non-existent capital expenditure. Thanks to their very low leverage and strong liquidity, their financial position is very healthy and thus their distributions are safe and sustainable. Based upon my Monte Carlo Simulation, it appears that their intrinsic value is at least 50%+ higher than their current unit price even without any future growth. Given these very impressive prospects to generate significant alpha, I believe that upgrading my rating to very bullish is now appropriate.
Seeking Alpha Aug 05

Green Plains Partners: Time To Get Bullish, Safe 10%+ Yield Is Coming Very Soon

Green Plains Partners has successfully shed their previously choking credit facility through refinancing and thus has flagged much higher distributions are coming very soon. Their commentary indicates that these are likely to result in a very high distribution yield of over 10%. Their cash flow performance continues to be steady and should be capable of adequately funding these with free cash flow. They also have a very healthy financial position to lend further support that has very low leverage and adequate liquidity. Whilst I have previously been wary of their units given their credit facility repayment schedule, now that this has been resolved, I believe that upgrading to a bullish rating is appropriate.

CEO 보수 분석

Todd Becker의 보수는 Green Plains Partners의 수익에 비해 어떻게 변했나요?
날짜총 보수급여회사 수익
Sep 30 2023n/an/a

US$38m

Jun 30 2023n/an/a

US$38m

Mar 31 2023n/an/a

US$39m

Dec 31 2022US$189kUS$26k

US$40m

Sep 30 2022n/an/a

US$40m

Jun 30 2022n/an/a

US$39m

Mar 31 2022n/an/a

US$39m

Dec 31 2021US$235kUS$29k

US$40m

Sep 30 2021n/an/a

US$40m

Jun 30 2021n/an/a

US$41m

Mar 31 2021n/an/a

US$41m

Dec 31 2020US$139kUS$32k

US$40m

Sep 30 2020n/an/a

US$40m

Jun 30 2020n/an/a

US$40m

Mar 31 2020n/an/a

US$41m

Dec 31 2019US$226kUS$32k

US$41m

Sep 30 2019n/an/a

US$44m

Jun 30 2019n/an/a

US$49m

Mar 31 2019n/an/a

US$52m

Dec 31 2018US$188kUS$28k

US$55m

Sep 30 2018n/an/a

US$57m

Jun 30 2018n/an/a

US$57m

Mar 31 2018n/an/a

US$56m

Dec 31 2017US$195kUS$23k

US$58m

보상 대 시장: Todd의 총 보수(USD188.74K)는 US 시장에서 비슷한 규모 기업의 평균(USD1.67M)보다 낮습니다.

보상과 수익: Todd의 보상은 지난 1년 동안 회사 실적과 일치했습니다.


CEO

Todd Becker (58 yo)

8.8yrs
재임 기간
US$188,737
보수

Mr. Todd A. Becker serves as the President and Chief Executive officer at Green Plains Grain Company TN LLC. Mr. Becker has been the Chief Executive Officer at Green Plains Inc. since January 1, 2009 and i...


리더십 팀

이름직위재임 기간보수지분
Todd Becker
President8.8yrsUS$188.74k0.012%
$ 35.2k
James Stark
Chief Financial Officer of Green Plains Holdings LLC1.3yrsUS$64.85k데이터 없음
Chris Osowski
Executive VP of Operations & Technology of Green Plains Holdings LLC2yrsUS$37.63k데이터 없음
Michelle Mapes
Chief Legal & Administration Officer8.8yrsUS$45.36k0.061%
$ 175.3k
George Simpkins
Chief Transformation Officer & Director of Green Plains Holdings LLC1.3yrsUS$53.47k0.021%
$ 61.5k
Phil Boggs
Executive Vice President of Investor Relations Green Plains Holdings LLC4.2yrs데이터 없음데이터 없음
James Herbert
Chief Human Resources Officer of Green Plains Holdings LLC1.3yrs데이터 없음데이터 없음
Paul Kolomaya
Consultantless than a yearUS$40.53k0.0065%
$ 18.5k
Leslie van der Meulen
Executive VP of Product Marketing & Innovation of Green Plains Holdings LLC2.7yrsUS$35.33k데이터 없음
Grant Kadavy
Executive Vice President of Commercial Operations - Green Plains Holdings LLC1.3yrs데이터 없음데이터 없음
1.6yrs
평균 재임 기간
56yo
평균 나이

경험이 풍부한 관리: GPP의 경영진은 경험이 부족한 것으로 간주됩니다(평균 재임 1.6 년) — 신규 팀일 수 있습니다.


이사회 구성원

이름직위재임 기간보수지분
Todd Becker
President8.8yrsUS$188.74k0.012%
$ 35.2k
Michelle Mapes
Chief Legal & Administration Officer2.2yrsUS$45.36k0.061%
$ 175.3k
George Simpkins
Chief Transformation Officer & Director of Green Plains Holdings LLC8.6yrsUS$53.47k0.021%
$ 61.5k
Jerry Peters
Independent Director of Green Plains Holdings LLC8.6yrsUS$140.00k0.23%
$ 649.8k
Clayton Killinger
Independent Director of Green Plains Holdings LLC8.4yrsUS$150.00k0.30%
$ 850.5k
Brett Riley
Independent Director of Green Plains Holdings LLC7.8yrsUS$145.00k0.22%
$ 636.6k
8.5yrs
평균 재임 기간
59.5yo
평균 나이

경험이 풍부한 이사회: GPP의 이사회경험이 있음으로 간주됩니다(평균 재임 8.5 년).


기업 분석 및 재무 데이터 상태

데이터최종 업데이트 (UTC 시간)
기업 분석2024/01/10 20:18
종가2024/01/08 00:00
수익2023/09/30
연간 수익2022/12/31

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