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As we close out 2025, we are proud of the strong progress shared during our Q4 Town Hall.   Q3 Highlights: • Adjusted Net Income: $434.2M | EPS: $7.13 • Adjusted EBITDA: $759.6M • Raised EOP cash flow guidance to $180M+ • 51st consecutive quarterly distribution increase announced at DKL • $30M returned to shareholders   "Our Enterprise Optimization Plan continues to drive meaningful results, and operational excellence remains at the heart of everything we do. Thank you to our incredible team for fueling another successful quarter." - Avigal Soreq    #DelekUS #TeamDelek #OperationalExcellence #Q4TownHall #FuelingProgress

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Linde Miscio

Corporate Communications Leader | Executive & Internal Communications | Culture & Employee Engagement | Branding & Marketing | PR

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Congratulations Avigal Soreq … great to see your success with the entire Delek team!

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Danielle L. Lucido, M.S.

Leadership & Culture Strategist | Organizational Transformation | Leadership ROI

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Impressive results — congratulations to the entire team for another strong quarter of disciplined execution and growth!

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Jason Goldberg

President @ Clutch City Metals, LLC | Sustainable Industrial Recycling, Decommissioning, Demolition and Environmental Remediation Solutions for Industry and Property Redevelopment

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Congratulations on exceptional Q3 execution to Delek US Avigal Soreq and team! What’s particularly impressive is your ability to simultaneously raise cash flow guidance to $180M+ while returning $30M to shareholders and extending DKL’s distribution growth to 51 consecutive quarters. In a sector where most choose between reinvestment and returns, you’re proving that operational discipline creates the capacity for both. That consistency in converting EBITDA improvements directly into distributable cash flow, regardless of commodity cycles is what separates sustainable performers from the rest. Strong work!

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