ONEOK Inc (OKE)

Next Estimated Dividend amount $1.0700 -- likely to stay the same till Feb 2027. The pattern is a 4 Cent increase once a year. No guarantees.

Declaration Date 23 April 2026
Ex Dividend Date 4 May 2026
Next Estimated Pay Date 15 May 2026

Share price $86.10 on 10 April 2026.

ONEOK (OKE) has announced a quarterly dividend of $1.07 per share, payable on February 13, 2026, to shareholders of record at the close of business on February 3, 2026. The ex-dividend date for this payment was February 2, 2026. This represents a 4% increase from the previous quarterly dividend of $1.03.

Share price inceasing steadily: on 2/11/2026 $84.64 . That's up 15% since Dec 31st, 2025.

Eighty dollar share price is testimony to the strength of this combined powerhouse company and many favorable articles in recent weeks. .

Over 20% gain so far.
Hope it keeps going

How will OKE do during BIDEN era ?
he will promote clean and renewable energy but is natural gas considered clean or dirty energy ?

$OKE | #ONEOK Inc On Breakout Watch



Potential long entry on break above trendline @ $31
Upside Target to previous resistance $35.00

Odd Action here. Grabbed some puts.

nice pop today OKE ~

What about the pipeline shutdown? It directly affects this co due to the fact they were processing alot of the pipeline. I would assume there is going to be a downward trend in stock price until that shakes one way or the other and potentially a reduction in DIV.

Downtrend pullback extended to $25.51 today..

OKE $28 lod pulling back nicely today ~

Is this stock offering bad news?

Are we still seeing $60 end of month?

OKE $46.65 +5.95+15% great way to end a great week. 200ma is $56s that next target.

maybe by end of summer

with the world getting back to some normalcy I expect 60's and 70's by end of year.

Good day for $OKE. Looking to break through 40.

OKE $35.43 +$3+9% crude $32 +$2.67+9%

$9350.00 dividend payment 5/14/20 alert on my etrade account today. The big dip on Corona scare a couple months ago is a gift that will keep on giving every quarter.

News: $OKE 5 Rock-Solid Dividend Stocks to Buy Yielding at Least 5%

With interest rates falling this year, it's gotten a bit tougher for yield-seeking investors to get an attractive payout. Many rate-sensitive investments -- including lots of higher yielding dividend stocks -- have risen in value as investors have piled in, which has pushed down their yields....

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$OKE ONEOK (NYSE:OKE) +1.8% after-hours as it forecasts FY 2018 net income of $955M-$1.155B and adjusted EBITDA of $2.215B-$2.415B, nearly 20% higher than previously announced 2017 guidance, driven primarily by anticipated natural gas and natural gas liquids volume increases in the STACK and SCOOP areas and Williston and Permian basins.

OKE also says it continues to expect average annual dividend growth of 9%-11% through 2021 with annual dividend coverage greater than 1.2x; it expects 85%-95% of 2018 dividend payments to be a return of capital.

OKE sees FY 2018 adjusted EBITDA in its natural gas liquids segment of $1.3B-$1.43B, ~15% above 2017 guidance, with gathered NGLs of 850K-1M bbl/day and NGLs fractionated of 650K-725K bbl/day, up a respective 10% and 15% vs. 2017 guidance.

The Elk Creek Pipeline will be about 900 miles long, and is expected to be completed by the end of 2019. It will have the capacity to move up to 240K barrels per day of NGLs from eastern Montana to Kansas. The pipeline can be expanded to 400K barrels per day with additional pump facilities.

Existing pipelines are already operating at full capacity, says Oneok (NYSE:OKE) CEO Terry Spencer.

The new pipeline will be financed with fresh equity, including $450M already raised through ATM sales last year, along with cash from operations.

ONEOK Inc valuation models show nice upside before earnings...


Analysis

As long as the dividend stays, we will be fine with OKE

Sounds like your old broker should be your current broker. LOL

This company has done well since my old broker recommended it to me. The OGS "dividend" was something he predicted so I am happy it turned out well. But time will tell how both do. Might get better once Obama is out the door.

Keeping that dividend makes it all worthwhile.

Tough market and so volatile. With any stability in energy prices, OKE could really take off, imo. Investors really are searching for yield, but do not want to be in if there is a pending dividend cut\

Market still very uncertain. Short term trades may be optimistic but watching for stability in market for long position.

OK just increased its dividend. Nice yield

I have been buying OKE over the past few days for a January bounce. If the dividend cut is not that bad, OKE could rally big time.

The shorts are having a hey day though

While Deutsche Bank starts coverage of several energy MLPs with Buy ratings, the firm initiates ONEOK (NYSE:OKE) and ONEOK Partners (NYSE:OKS) at Sell with respective $43 and $38 price targets, citing the risk of another guidance cut at the company.

Oneok Inc. (OKE). Oneok Inc. owns 43.4% of Oneok Partners. Each $0.01 per unit distribution increase provides $12.5 million in incremental annual distributions to Oneok Inc.

Oneok Partners and Oneok Inc. have closely aligned interests, as growth projects are expected to drive continued distribution growth. Two-thirds of every incremental Oneok Partners' EBITDA dollar in 2012 flows to Oneok Inc. in cash as distributions increase.

Oneok Inc. currently offers a 3% dividend yield and is expected to grow its dividend to 60-70% of recurring earnings.

ONEOK Inc.

Ticker: OKE
Price Target: $48
Location: Houston, TX
Specialty: Midstream services
Comments: "OKE.’s interest in ONEOK Partners (OKS) is its primary growth engine (OKE owns ~40% of outstanding OKS stock plus the general partner). The GP interest provides strong cash flow growth (doubling within two years)."
Source: Morgan Stanley


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TULSA, Okla., Dec. 1, 2010 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- ONEOK, Inc. (NYSE: OKE) announced today that Neal F. Lehman has joined the company as vice president of compliance and ethics.

In this new position, Lehman will have oversight responsibility for the companywide compliance with rules, regulations and laws and for the development and implementation of continuing companywide compliance and ethics training.

He will report to John R. Barker, senior vice president and general counsel, and John W. Gibson, ONEOK president and chief executive officer.

"Neal's extensive legal experience and expertise will strengthen our ongoing compliance and ethics programs and reinforce our commitment to operating in a manner consistent with our company's values," Gibson said.

Lehman comes to ONEOK from Latham, Wagner, Steele & Lehman. Previously, he was senior legal counsel for Phillips Petroleum Company, where he served in various roles for a number of years, including chief antitrust counsel. He has also held legal positions with Baker Industries, Skelly Oil Company and the U.S. Department of Justice.

Lehman graduated from Grove City College in Grove City, Penn., and earned his juris doctorate from St. Mary's University School of Law in San Antonio, Texas.

To obtain an electronic photo file of Lehman, visit the ONEOK website:

http://www.oneok.com/~/media/ONEOK/Images/NLehman.ashx.