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Par Pacific Holdings Inc's Business Segments
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Segment Data As of Q1 FY2026
Reportable Segments
3
Largest Segment
Refining
Total Revenue
$ 1,824
Regions Reported
-
Revenue Share by Reportable Segment - Q1 FY2026
- Refining97.2%
- Retail7.3%
- Logistics4.2%
Revenue by Reportable Segment - Q1 FY2026
| Segment | Revenue (Millions) | % of Total |
|---|---|---|
| Refining | $ 1,773 | 97.2% |
| Retail | $ 133 | 7.3% |
| Logistics | $ 77 | 4.2% |
Revenue by Product & Service Category - Q1 FY2026
- Fuel revenue6%
- Gasoline5.3%
- Transportation and Terminalling Services4.2%
- Other revenue1.3%
- Merchandise1.3%
- Distillates0.6%
- Other Revenues0%
- Other Refined Products0%
Revenue by Product & Service Category - Q1 FY2026
| Category | Revenue (Millions) | % of Total |
|---|---|---|
| Fuel revenue | $ 109 | 6% |
| Gasoline | $ 97 | 5.3% |
| Transportation and Terminalling Services | $ 77 | 4.2% |
Product and service categories are a supplemental disclosure and are not required to sum to consolidated revenue or to the reportable segments above.
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Description of Par Pacific Holdings Inc
The Company was incorporated in the State of Nevada on October 26, 2009. The Company is engaged in the search mineral deposits or reserves which are not in the development or production stage. The Company intends to explore for oil and gas on its mining property.
Par Pacific Holdings Inc. is a multifaceted energy company engaged primarily in refining and marketing petroleum products. Its operations are concentrated in two key geographical areas: Hawaii and Wyoming, where it operates refineries and maintains a network of logistics and retail operations to serve the market effectively.
1. Hawaii Refinery
Located in Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii, the Hawaii refinery has a throughput capacity of 94 thousand barrels per day. It plays a critical role in supplying refined petroleum products to meet the energy demands of the Hawaiian Islands.
- Sourcing of Crude Oil: The refinery sources crude oil from a diverse array of regions, including North America, South America, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Russia. This diverse sourcing strategy allows for greater flexibility and security in supply.
- Processing Units: The refinery is equipped with several major processing units:
- Crude Distillation Unit: Separates crude oil into various fractions based on boiling points.
- Vacuum Distillation Unit: Further distills heavy fractions that cannot be processed in the atmospheric distillation.
- Visbreaking Unit: Reduces the viscosity of heavy oils to produce more valuable products.
- Hydrocracking Unit: Converts heavier fractions into lighter, more valuable products through a catalytic process using hydrogen.
- Naphtha Hydrotreating Unit: Removes sulfur and other impurities from naphtha, making it suitable for high-quality gasoline.
- Reforming Units: Upgrades low-quality feedstocks into higher-value products such as high-octane gasoline.
- Products: Major refined products from the Hawaii refinery include:
- Ultra-low sulfur diesel
- Gasoline
- Jet fuel
- Marine fuel
- Low sulfur fuel oil (LSFO)
- Other associated refined products
- Logistics: Crude oil is transported via tankers and discharged through a single point mooring (SPM) system. There are three underwater pipelines from the SPM that facilitate the transfer of both crude oil and refined products to and from the refinery.
Wyoming Refinery
The Wyoming refinery, situated in Newcastle, Wyoming, has a smaller throughput capacity of 18 thousand barrels per day.
- Sourcing of Crude Oil: The refinery exclusively sources its crude oil from North American supplies, which allows for close proximity to its refinement operations.
- Processing Units: Key processing facilities at the Wyoming refinery include:
- Crude Distillation Unit
- Catalytic Cracker: Breaks down heavier crude oil fractions into lighter products.
- Naphtha Hydrotreating Unit: Similar to its Hawaiian counterpart, it purifies naphtha for use in gasoline production.
- Reforming Units: Convert heavier oils to more valuable forms.
- Products: The main products from the Wyoming refinery include:
- Gasoline
- Ultra-low sulfur diesel
- Jet fuel
- Other associated refined products
Wyoming Logistics
In addition to its refining capabilities, Par Pacific has an extensive logistics network in Wyoming that enhances its operational efficiency.
- Crude Oil Pipeline Gathering System: This 140-mile network connects to the Powder River Basin, facilitating the transport of crude oil to the refinery.
- Refined Products Pipeline: A 40-mile pipeline transports refined products from the Wyoming refinery to a common carrier pipeline system that reaches areas such as Rapid City, South Dakota.
- Storage and Operational Facilities: The Wyoming logistics network also includes:
- Storage facilities with a total capacity of 470 thousand barrels for crude oil and refined products.
- Loading racks and a rail siding for efficient logistical operations.
- Jet Fuel Storage Facility: The company operates a dedicated storage and pipeline facility serving Ellsworth Air Force Base, demonstrating its capacity to support military logistics needs.
Retail Operations
Par Pacifics retail segment comprises approximately 90 service locations in Hawaii, providing consumer access to fuel products.
- Retail Outlets: Of the 90 locations, 37 are directly operated by company personnel. These facilities may include various formats like kiosks, snack shops, and convenience stores to cater to specific consumer needs.
- Third-Party Locations: The remaining 53 locations are operated by third parties as cardlock sites, but Par Pacific retains ownership of the fuel and sets the retail pricing. This model allows the company to exercise control over product pricing while leveraging third-party operators for customer engagement.
Conclusion
Par Pacific Holdings Inc. stands as a vital player in the U.S. energy landscape, effectively marrying refinery operations with a well-structured logistics and retail network. Its refining capabilities in Hawaii and Wyoming not only allow for the production of a variety of important transportation fuels but also support regional needs and military operations. The companys strategy of diverse crude sourcing and comprehensive market access strengthens its position in a competitive industry.
1. Hawaii Refinery
Located in Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii, the Hawaii refinery has a throughput capacity of 94 thousand barrels per day. It plays a critical role in supplying refined petroleum products to meet the energy demands of the Hawaiian Islands.
- Sourcing of Crude Oil: The refinery sources crude oil from a diverse array of regions, including North America, South America, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Russia. This diverse sourcing strategy allows for greater flexibility and security in supply.
- Processing Units: The refinery is equipped with several major processing units:
- Crude Distillation Unit: Separates crude oil into various fractions based on boiling points.
- Vacuum Distillation Unit: Further distills heavy fractions that cannot be processed in the atmospheric distillation.
- Visbreaking Unit: Reduces the viscosity of heavy oils to produce more valuable products.
- Hydrocracking Unit: Converts heavier fractions into lighter, more valuable products through a catalytic process using hydrogen.
- Naphtha Hydrotreating Unit: Removes sulfur and other impurities from naphtha, making it suitable for high-quality gasoline.
- Reforming Units: Upgrades low-quality feedstocks into higher-value products such as high-octane gasoline.
- Products: Major refined products from the Hawaii refinery include:
- Ultra-low sulfur diesel
- Gasoline
- Jet fuel
- Marine fuel
- Low sulfur fuel oil (LSFO)
- Other associated refined products
- Logistics: Crude oil is transported via tankers and discharged through a single point mooring (SPM) system. There are three underwater pipelines from the SPM that facilitate the transfer of both crude oil and refined products to and from the refinery.
Wyoming Refinery
The Wyoming refinery, situated in Newcastle, Wyoming, has a smaller throughput capacity of 18 thousand barrels per day.
- Sourcing of Crude Oil: The refinery exclusively sources its crude oil from North American supplies, which allows for close proximity to its refinement operations.
- Processing Units: Key processing facilities at the Wyoming refinery include:
- Crude Distillation Unit
- Catalytic Cracker: Breaks down heavier crude oil fractions into lighter products.
- Naphtha Hydrotreating Unit: Similar to its Hawaiian counterpart, it purifies naphtha for use in gasoline production.
- Reforming Units: Convert heavier oils to more valuable forms.
- Products: The main products from the Wyoming refinery include:
- Gasoline
- Ultra-low sulfur diesel
- Jet fuel
- Other associated refined products
Wyoming Logistics
In addition to its refining capabilities, Par Pacific has an extensive logistics network in Wyoming that enhances its operational efficiency.
- Crude Oil Pipeline Gathering System: This 140-mile network connects to the Powder River Basin, facilitating the transport of crude oil to the refinery.
- Refined Products Pipeline: A 40-mile pipeline transports refined products from the Wyoming refinery to a common carrier pipeline system that reaches areas such as Rapid City, South Dakota.
- Storage and Operational Facilities: The Wyoming logistics network also includes:
- Storage facilities with a total capacity of 470 thousand barrels for crude oil and refined products.
- Loading racks and a rail siding for efficient logistical operations.
- Jet Fuel Storage Facility: The company operates a dedicated storage and pipeline facility serving Ellsworth Air Force Base, demonstrating its capacity to support military logistics needs.
Retail Operations
Par Pacifics retail segment comprises approximately 90 service locations in Hawaii, providing consumer access to fuel products.
- Retail Outlets: Of the 90 locations, 37 are directly operated by company personnel. These facilities may include various formats like kiosks, snack shops, and convenience stores to cater to specific consumer needs.
- Third-Party Locations: The remaining 53 locations are operated by third parties as cardlock sites, but Par Pacific retains ownership of the fuel and sets the retail pricing. This model allows the company to exercise control over product pricing while leveraging third-party operators for customer engagement.
Conclusion
Par Pacific Holdings Inc. stands as a vital player in the U.S. energy landscape, effectively marrying refinery operations with a well-structured logistics and retail network. Its refining capabilities in Hawaii and Wyoming not only allow for the production of a variety of important transportation fuels but also support regional needs and military operations. The companys strategy of diverse crude sourcing and comprehensive market access strengthens its position in a competitive industry.