TSE:ALA

Altagas Ltd (ALA.TO)

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+1.34 (2.47%)
as of Jun 4, 2026, 6:59:22 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 17 opinions in the last 12 months.

Altagas Ltd (ALA) has garnered a mix of positive insights from analysts, primarily highlighting its robust asset base on both the US East Coast and Canadian West Coast. The company stands out with strong midstream operations, providing reliable support for data centers during power outages, while benefiting from natural gas demand linked to increased energy needs. Analysts notice the stock's attractive valuation at a PE of 18x and its solid dividend yield of 2.71%. There's a consensus on the stock's growth potential driven by ongoing projects and LPG export capacity. However, some caution exists regarding its recent market performance and the impact of interest rates on future valuations.

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Fair Value
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SELL
Announced the distribution cuts in July. Did some digging and now prefers other trusts like Northland Power. Significant exposure in gas market. Hydro market that they like is 5 years off and they don’t have expertise in hydro generation. Prefer Inter pipe, Fort Chicago.
BUY
Energy infrastructure involved in the midstream business. Have wind power and energy storage assets. Will be converting to a corp. and reduce their distribution to reflect the new dividend that they want to pay. Good price. Can generate about $100 million in free cash flow.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Reasonable buy. Good yield. Probably $2 billion of growth projects over the next 5 years. Will probably trim distributions a little when they convert but won't be a huge slashing, maybe 15%-20%. That could be a good buying opportunity.
TOP PICK
6.94% bond maturing June 29/16. 6.3% yield. Holding the bond until maturity would not be a problem. Likes the energy space and feels gas is undervalued. Good cash flow and they don't have to issue a lot of debt. If he saw 150 basis point move in the next year or two he might look at lightening up.
SELL
Planning on converting to a corp at the beginning of the 2nd half of 2010 and looking at going from 90% payout to 40%-50%. If this happens, the dividend won't be safe. Not thrilled with the business model.
BUY
Looking quite attractive. Likes midstream infrastructure space. Has been penalized. Some exposure to field processing/gathering, which has been soft this year. Some catalysts are coming up that bode well. 11.5% yield.
SELL
(Market Call Minute.) There is a good chance there could be an equity issue and they will be cutting their distribution.
DON'T BUY
Little too much debt and got punished by the market. As they go back into a corporate entity, will the market care? He is very nervous about why the market values it as it does. It could sink down.
DON'T BUY
Energy infrastructure company. There are others he prefers better. 12% distribution is suspect.
BUY
Managed fairly conservatively. 60% of the business is gathering and midstream and midstream has been very profitable. Relatively safe. Management has indicated they will be paying a dividend of about the same level after they convert to a corp.
TOP PICK
Natural gas distributor and service company. Cash flow is not weighted towards gas price although down the road it could be weighted towards gas production volume. Almost 13% distribution could be slightly vulnerable if gas volumes drop off a lot.
BUY
In the infrastructure area, midstream area, which does not avoid some of the commodity risks out there. Revolves around infrastructure and producing electricity. Good distribution.
HOLD
Doesn't see it going much higher from here but you get paid to hold it.
BUY
(Market Call Minute.) Energy infrastructure trusts. Will convert to a Corp. in 2011.
BUY
Their business is pretty diversified. They are making a spread between the price of oil and the price of gas. A stable business. Thinks the distribution is safe.
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