UGI delivered a solid start to fiscal 2025 with adjusted diluted EPS of $1.37, up 14% year over year, on revenue of $2.03 billion. The strength was driven by weather-impacted utilities volumes and higher gas base rates at Mountaineer, while international LPG margins faced headwinds from the exit of non-core energy marketing activities. The company continued strategic portfolio actions, including RNG facility completions and the Pine Run acquisition of Superior Appalachian, funded by debt and expected to be accretive. In parallel, UGI reinforced deleveraging strategy at AmeriGas through an intercompany loan from UGI International, with a plan to repay over the next two years, enabling a clearer path toward addressing the 2026 debt maturities. Management reaffirmed the 2025 EPS guidance range of $2.75 to $3.05, supported by strong cash generation, capital allocation discipline, and ongoing investments to improve reliability and safety across the network. The quarter also featured management focus on AmeriGas transformation (five-pillar roadmap to elevate customer experience), continued capital deployment in natural gas infrastructure, and a favorable regulatory backdrop for rate-based growth (9% rate base growth). However, risks remain around 2026 maturities, interest rates, commodity cycles in midstream, and execution of portfolio optimization initiatives.