
The premature conclusion of U.S. summer-gasoline regulations puts about $22 billion in valuation premium at risk for three leading refiners. Shares of Valero Energy Corp., Marathon Petroleum Corp. and Phillips 66 remain above consensus analyst price targets. The increased supply flexibility may relieve prices at the pump, but could also trim gasoline scarcity margins.
Higher-volatility E10 can enter early, but elevated crude and uneven state waivers decide how much reaches drivers.
| Refiner | Aug. 20 close | Move | P/E | Target gap | Value premium |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Valero | $341.51 | -1.37% | 14.17 | -6.10% | $6.0B |
| Marathon | $358.23 | -0.70% | 12.54 | -8.98% | $9.0B |
| Phillips 66 | $240.00 | -0.95% | 13.71 | -6.82% | $6.5B |
Prices: August 20, 2026, 16:00 EDT closes; dashboard assembled August 21, 2026, 07:21 EDT. Pump data: Reuters citing AAA. Policy: Reuters and EPA. Stock data and analyst consensus: Google Finance. Market-value premiums are estimates.
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