Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp (AQN.TO)…

Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp (AQN.TO)

7.55

-0.07 (0.92%)

as of Oct 23, 2026, 8:00:01 pm Market Closed.

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HOLD

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. The stock yields 4.3% currently and is trading at around 13.5x forward EBITDA. They are also reducing leverage. The space is seeing lower investor interest in general, which may be why the stock has struggled recently. No reason to sell. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

PARTIAL BUY

The Texas power outage was somewhat of a temporary set-back. These do happen. Short term negatives on companies you like just mean it’s a good time to get in. It is a good time to start building a position in the sector.

BUY

A great way to play the US expansion into renewable power in the coming decade. The valuation has risen, but took a dip during the Texas freeze last winter (was a buying opportunity). The stock is still compelling to buy. Likes it. The renewable stocks ran ahead of themselves in January-February, pricing in too many years of growth, but this correction was healthy. Valuations are still not cheap, but long-term returns still look good. Also consider Boralex and Northland Power.

BUY

It is a good way to play renewable energy. It gives you a nice balance of renewable and non-renewable. They pay a good dividend. Their spending will be 60-70% into renewable in the future. Sometimes money is invested into renewable energy just to be seen doing it.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick May 13/20, Up 14%) In 2020, chose names that could hold in during an uncertain time. Plans to increase dividend by about 10% this year, possibly mid-high single digit growth going forward. Benefits from de-carbonization.

BUY

You really have to own some renewable power. High growth area. AQN is a good way to play. His top pick in the hybrid renewable sector. Has non-renewables, but its growth projects are all renewable. Valuation is below peers. Yield is around 3.5%.

BUY

She continues to hold it. The utility space has pulled back (AQN is down 15%) because of rising yields. AQN pays a yield under 4%. Its growth outlook is strong for years to come, and AQN enjoy robust cash flow primarily in the U.S. AQN'S dividend that will rise 10% this year, though that growth may moderate in years to come as AQN invests more in its business. Renewable energy remains a good investment, though the group was overextended coming into 2020; she was waiting for a pullback and it's happened.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Allan Tong’s Discover Picks As of March 8, this Canadian wind and solar power producer has tumbled nearly 15% off its high of $22.67 of just a month ago. The good news is that AQN‘s PE has slipped to 18.4x, which trades below the industry average of 19.2x. In addition to the current rotation, another factor pressuring Algonquin is last week’s Q4 report in which its EPS of $0.21 fell just a penny short of the street’s expected $0.22. Similarly, AQN’s adjusted EPS for the full year of $0.64 fell shy of management’s guidance of $0.65-0.70. Not a disaster, since Q4 EPS and revenues rose year-over-year so AQN stock is an oversold stock. Read 3 Overdone and Oversold Stocks for our full analysis.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

The catalyst for the sector is whether or not the Biden administration will be supportive of green energy. The Trudeau government already is. There's more upside to this stock. With sector rotation out of tech, you want to look for an entry point. We're going to see higher growth opportunities for renewables, so you want exposure.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Short/medium outlook for renewable energy The recent harsh winter weather in Texas shows that even green power can be effected. But now this market rotation is a short-term blip for green energy stock, and so is a good opportunity to buy. Corporations and governments will continue to demand green energy and investors want ESG. This is a solid, long-term trend that favours this sector.

HOLD

Allan Tong’s Discover Picks The laggard is Algonquin , up only 11% since October 30, but its future growth is assured. Read TITLE DEL POST for our full analysis.

BUY

AQN vs. BEP.UN Likes it. Leveraged to renewable infrastructure build in the US. Very steady utility business. Better choice than BEP.UN at this time, based on valuations.

BUY

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. The stock is fairly priced versus its peers. Support looks around $20 so there is minor technical risk. However, taking into consideration the dividend and growth prospect, it is a good play. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

BUY

She likes it. It is a combination of regulated electric and water utility as well as renewable. The renewable portion is growing and this is a good thing. They pay an attractive dividend. They re-affirmed in September that the dividend will be increased this year but she feels it will continue to grow even if moderated.

TOP PICK

One of the only ones left at a decent price. Has both regulated utility and renewable power development. The renewable side will be rerated faster than the utility part. Well managed for a long time. Government spending plus investor interest is a very good recipe for the space. Yield is 3.80%. (Analysts’ price target is $21.87)

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