Why Genesis Energy (Gel) is on the highest rise ever in 2025
Recently I published the list Why these 15 energy stocks are up the most so far in 2025. In this article, we look at where Genesis Energy LP (NYSE:GEL) will fight against the most rising energy stocks of all time in 2025.
The energy sector was unstable, and macro trends led to fear of a recession. The S&P 500 energy sector won nearly 9% from January to late March, but is being dragged by a wider market correction.
Brent Futures hit the lowest and sent a lot of energy stock into the tail spin. However, there are still some energy stocks that ignored the odds and brought solid profits. Mid-class companies were extremely resilient, and renewable energy was also a bright spot in the energy sector.
The bear market also has a pocket of markets that works very well. For example, high-tech stocks are found in the Bear Market, but I recently identified them 15 Highest Tech Stocks in 2025 In another article.
In this article, I screened the best performance energy stocks each year.
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The towering deep-sea pipeline pumps emerge from the waters at sunset, representing the company’s dedication to offshore logistics.
Number of hedge fund holders in the fourth quarter: 5
Genesis Energy, LP (NYSE: GEL) is a midstream Energy Master Limited partnership offering offshore pipeline transportation, marine transportation, sulfur services, and onshore facilities and transportation, primarily along the Gulf Coast and the US/Gulf of Mexico.
The most important event driving stock in 2025 was the sale of the alkali business, which closed on February 28, 2025, with Netting Genesis (NYSE: GEL) in cash of about $10.1 billion. The company will use these revenues to repay the senior secured revolving credit facility, calling the remaining 8% senior unsecured notes in 2027, and repurchasing $250 million for its Class A Convertible Priority Unit.
These actions are expected to save more than $120 million in annual cash expenses, or about $1.00 per unit, significantly simplifying the balance sheet. This important event led to a prominent stock price movement of over 5% in early March.