
TSE:ARX
This summary was created by AI, based on 41 opinions in the last 12 months.
Arc Resources Ltd. (ARX) has faced challenges primarily due to issues with its Attachie project and the volatile natural gas market. Although its stock has taken a hit, many analysts still see potential in the company's long-term growth. There's a general sentiment that the company's assets, particularly in natural gas and condensate, provide a solid foundation for future growth, especially with the anticipated demand for LNG. However, the current price fluctuations and production guidance have led to varied opinions, with some experts advocating for patience and others suggesting investors may want to explore other opportunities in the energy sector. Overall, while concerns remain about the company's current performance and market conditions, analysts still acknowledge its quality assets and the potential for recovery.
ARX vs VET ARX holds super high quality liquids assets in the Montney formation. VET has a more diversified production slate including Australia and the Netherlands as well as Canada. The US has shut in 1.4 million barrels a day, this has reduced associated natural gas production. This will tighten the natural gas markets making it much more bullish. This is helpful for ARX, more so. He has not been a huge supporter of the VET management team and is less bullish on European natural gas markets (where VET is more active). ARX also provides a better dividend stream.
(A Top Pick Mar 20/19, Down 67%) This one hurts. It's higher risk/reward vs. Suncor, but they are lowering their dividend and capital program. He'd rather they completely remove the dividend.
He wouldn't buy this. He bought it three years ago, thinking it was the top natural gas producer, but nat gas didn't enjoy great demand. It will need that LNG terminal to be built on the west coast. This market will be oversupplied for 4-5 years. Arc is best of breed, though.
(A Top Pick Jul 16/19, Up 12%) Despite a dividend cut, this is doing okay. He expects part of that dividend to come back. Natural gas has turned very positive for Canadian producers. Two big deals in the Montney involving CNQ and Conoco Phillips buying assets as gas prices rising on dropping US oil and gas production. He still likes Arc. Arc has a real ESG focus that will attract capital. We'll still need natural gas.