
TSE:ALA
This summary was created by AI, based on 17 opinions in the last 12 months.
Altagas Ltd (ALA-T) is recognized as a strong player in the energy infrastructure sector, particularly due to its balanced portfolio comprising about 55% regulated utilities and 45% energy infrastructure. Analysts note its unique positioning, benefiting from the growing demand for natural gas driven by data centres, especially in regions like Virginia that house a significant portion of these facilities. The company's growth prospects appear robust, backed by ongoing investments and expansion plans, including propane exports. However, there are mixed sentiments regarding the stock's current valuation and its short-term performance, with some experts advocating for cautious entry during market pullbacks. Several analysts find ALA provides steady cash flow with a promising future linked to energy demands, although concerns about valuation and market positioning persist.
Had a strong Q1 and showing progress in de-risking global exports. LNG growth and strong utility growth. Low capital yet high return midstream. He expects 9.5% growth and trades at a reasonable 10.2x PE. Pays a nearly 5% dividend. Unfairly ignored by dividends. Higher interest rates have chased money away while money has poured into the FAANGs.
(Analysts’ price target is $31.15)Trades at 10x, growth rate around 10%. A mid-streamer, but trades more like a utility. Dividend very well covered. Stock hasn't worked for a while, so it probably won't hurt you here. A question of when, not if, it will work. LNG and access to global markets is certainly a tailwind for this name. Yield is 4.86%.
(Analysts’ price target is $31.06)Hold a lot natural gas processing assets located in prime areas--northeast BC--for LNG Canada, which is a slow-moving project but will be game-changing. Existing projects in Washington state and west coast Canada continue to be strong. NAT gas processing business is strong. Their utility business in the States trades at a big discount to peers because of their debt level. But they will sell their stake in the Mountain Valley Pipeline in 6-12 months, which will lessen debt. A misunderstood name, but an opportunity at these levels. Shares should trend around $30 looking ahead.
(Analysts’ price target is $31.06)Not a nat gas producer, but processor with some utilities business. Hasn't owned this since 2016. From 2016 to Covid that had several trials, but they righted their ship and divested some holdings. A better stock not, but not compelled to own it. Has exposure to propane and nat gas, but there are better peers than this.
Has owned this for a long time. He added in the past year when shares were in the dumps, and has seen a nice upside in the past year as it pays a nice 4.5% dividend. Recent earnings were decent and they're paying down debt. They had a favourable ruling in the U.S. over a pipeline. Selling an asset will accelerate debt repayments. Buy a half position and do the DRIP. You don't have to be bullish in natural gas to buy this, not as much. The technicals show nat gas is basing nicely. ALA collects a toll of whatever flows through their pipeline, but of course the more volume the better
(Analysts’ price target is $31.79)