All Brands Owned by Plains All American Pipeline, L.P.

What does Plains All American own?
Plains owns crude oil and NGL pipelines, storage facilities including significant Cushing capacity, gathering systems concentrated in the Permian, and marine terminals. Through joint ventures it holds interests in BridgeTex, Cactus II, and other pipelines. It agreed to sell most Canadian NGL assets to Keyera in a deal closing in early 2026.

Is Plains All American publicly traded?
Yes. Plains All American Pipeline trades on NASDAQ under PAA as common units, while Plains GP Holdings trades as PAGP for investors preferring corporate-style shares. Both represent claims on the same consolidated business.

Who founded Plains All American?
The business traces to Plains Marketing and Transportation, founded in 1985 and backed by Kayne Anderson. It went public as an MLP in 1998 and grew through pipeline acquisitions into one of North America's largest crude midstream companies.

Where is Plains headquartered?
Plains is headquartered in Houston, Texas. Its operational footprint concentrates in Texas and the Permian Basin, with pipelines stretching across the central and western United States and Canadian operations.

How many brands does Plains own?
Plains operates under a single master brand. Its pipelines, terminals, and subsidiaries all carry the Plains name. There are no consumer-facing brands.

Who owns Plains All American?
Public unitholders own the limited partner interests in PAA, while the general partner is controlled by Plains AAP, L.P., whose ownership includes Kayne Anderson-affiliated interests and management. Willie Chiang serves as chairman and CEO.