
TSE:ALA
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.
This is the only company that has a gas pipeline that they are expanding and are permitting on, so they will have the 1st LNG plant. A great growth story. Have $2.5 billion of capital projects ahead of them. Earnings have been going up dramatically. Increased their dividends steadily. Yield of 3.62%.
This tends to do well during the summer and he is not sure of the reason. Energy can do moderately well during the summer, but that is not its peak period of seasonal strength which runs from January through to May. There is a push from July through to October. This one has seemed to find that strength and shows an average gain of 8% during that time. This would be a hold through to the end of September.
(A Top Pick May 23/13. Up 22.79%.) Growth over the next year is going to become more utility-like making it more conservative and lower risk which should give them a multiple expansion. Thinks there is 25%-30% upside to the stock price over the next few years because of the LNG opportunities. Contemplating a project on the West Coast to export propane. Sees a 25% further upside to the stock price. Yield of 3.32%.
Really likes the midstream space where there is a ton of opportunities in terms of growth for all midstream companies. For companies that are benefiting from the shift in the basin towards natural gas liquids and all the infrastructure that is needed now, this is a sweet spot. This company is probably one of the more defensive names. About a 3rd of their business is in utilities, a 3rd with power and some growth embedded through the gas gathering side of their business. Have a big power project coming on this year.
Has had a great run. Has recently taken out the highs of last year. Steady dividend payer on the way up over the last 5 years. If it takes out the lows from last year it would kill the trend. $6 risk to new money put in right now. Upside is a couple of percent but 15% downside so he would not chase it.
Owns in his income fund and it ranks well fairly well in his process. Besides gas, they have a number of other projects on the go, where they are probably going to see some growth and also some stability. Has a decent yield and some growth prospects. Yield is well supported by its fundamentals. You might consider scaling in by Buying some now and the rest later.
Have a lot of great things happening. Just increased the dividend. Forrest Kerr is coming on track and should be on time and on budget. Waiting for a BC Hydro line to give them the tie-in to the grid so the timing might be off for a month or so, but shouldn’t have a significant impact on cash flows. Have a ton of growth prospects ahead of them. Also, have some LNG projects on the books.