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Altagas Ltd (ALA.TO)

55.78

-0.05 (0.09%)

as of Jul 31, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Aug 3, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 18 opinions in the last 12 months.

Altagas Ltd (ALA-T) has received a range of positive reviews from experts, highlighting its solid growth potential and strong infrastructure in both the U.S. and Canada. Analysts note that ALA's business is well-positioned to benefit from the increasing demand for energy, particularly in relation to data centers that rely on natural gas. The company’s balanced portfolio, comprising approximately 45% energy infrastructure and 55% regulated utilities, offers stability while also having exposure to growth markets. Some experts express a bullish outlook on ALA, suggesting it as a buy, particularly during market sell-offs, although opinions vary regarding the timing of investments and price levels, reflecting a mixed sentiment on short-term fluctuations. Lastly, the dividend yield and steady revenue from its operations in Virginia and Western Canada contribute to its attractiveness as a long-term investment.

Consensus

Bullish

Valuation

Fair Value

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HOLD

It has had a stormy couple of years. It is now coming back. They are in the energy business where there have been no money flows for 4 years. There is a turnaround in place. It will be a slow and steady stock.

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WATCH

He was shocked when they announced they were combining with a utility in Washington DC. He thought the culture was too different. The stock seems to have made some good moves in sales and is now watching this stock.

COMMENT

Rate reset vs Rate reset with a floor. The stock is down because of the credit risk. Should look at the bond, and the prefs will perform. Altagas is trading weakly, even with a floor due to this.

DON'T BUY

ALA blew itself up, and is fixing its balance sheet. They have worked out some, but not all its problems. He predicts they will sell Altagas Canada as part of their re-structuring.

COMMENT

They have made a lot of positive progress on the balance sheet after the US acquisition. At this point they have done what it is required to stabilize the balance sheet. She does not own it.

BUY

His colleague upgraded ALA recently. It broke its long downtrend earlier this year and at that time he said don't buy until ALA breaks its downtrend. Now, it continues a new uptrend, and it pays a strong dividend. Cap your risk at recent lows; as long as it doesn't fall below around $19, ALA looks good. It's pushing higher in a new uptrend.

DON'T BUY

He would be careful with this one as the balance sheet appears stretched. Dividend growth is likely to be muted going forward. Money may come out of this one from investors.

HOLD

Selling US assets? The recent sale of assets has been to address balance sheet issues. The assets were non-core, which allows them to focus on the remaining. He does not own it, but feels management has been doing the right things. They are moving more towards being a regulated entity. Their credit rating has moved close to becoming junk status, which is why they are trying to improve the balance sheet.

HOLD

He owned it in the past. He wishes they would have come back in. The delay in the Washington acquisition caused debt to become an issue making them over levered. He owns the bonds. He likes how they are getting the balance sheet back into good repair. He would be comfortable holding.

DON'T BUY

Great business in Canada, and then they levered up to buy a gas company. No one in the market today likes debt. Numbers have stalled. There are more stable opportunities elsewhere.

BUY

Likes it. He's holding onto dividend payers like this one, but in an underweight position. Has a $20 target, and is comfortable with the dividend. A utility like this one is a good place to sit for the dividend. Massive downturn offers a great entry point. Cautionary note is the Alberta economy.

WAIT

He doesn't think we have seen the final outcome of their takeover yet, so would wait to see how that materializes. There may be some regulation hurdles to still overcome.

HOLD

A recovery story he missed. He prefers the dividend and growth that comes from Enbridge even as their business is more stable now.

HOLD

He bailed. They made this transformational acquisition in Washington and they over levered themselves. They had to spin out Alberta Gas Canada. He still owns the bonds as they are deleveraging. He wouldn't go back even as it is safer now.

BUY

They are trying to rebalance following the Washington asset acquisition. No one liked the cut in dividend, but it was prudent. The stock has bounced and the yield is around 5%. He thinks the market is not valuing it fully. They are selling assets at good prices and Washington Power had a great earnings quarter. The propane export terminal in Vancouver is a huge investment that is starting to pay off.

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