TSE:ARX

Arc Resources Ltd (ARX.TO)

32.03
+0.11 (0.34%)
as of Jun 11, 2026, 6:46:01 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 45 opinions in the last 12 months.

Arc Resources Ltd (ARX) is currently in a state of transition due to its acquisition by Shell, which could result in a stagnation period until the deal closes. While some analysts see the acquisition as a positive move due to Shell's need for assets, others express caution, suggesting limited upside and advocating for selling or reallocating into other energy equities. Many experts highlight the importance of tax implications with the deal's structure, which includes a stock and cash component from Shell. Additionally, there are concerns over Arc's Attachie project, which has faced development issues, impacting overall stock performance. Despite these challenges, the company is recognized for its quality assets and potential growth in natural gas, with several analysts recommending patience and suggesting the stock has solid long-term growth prospects.

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HOLD

He is modeling this assuming that WTI oil is at $80 and stays there, and natural gas is at $3.50 and stays there. The balance sheet is still very strong. Cash flow is 1.1X versus its peers at around 3X. Cash flow growth would still be very strong at around 16%. Dividend growth rate would still be quite good with the payout ratio of about 117%, still sustainable relative to its peers at that level of about 145%. Valuation would still be good. An excellent operator with great resources. They stand to benefit from a lot of LNG opportunities opening up, seeing that they are 40% exposed to natural gas.

DON'T BUY

He is not bullish on the energy extraction industry at all right now. There is a whole lot of oil, gas and coal in the world. These guys are price takers. There is nothing they can do to better their prospects in the market. Capping wells is a bad solution for income investors. Look in a more stable industry like a high paying REIT for income.

HOLD

A core energy holding. Has been a disappointment recently because of what Nat Gas is not doing. 4% yield. It is too late to sell it.

COMMENT

This has done well. Dividend has been stable. Feels the natural gas price has to stay above $4 longer-term, and then they could look at increasing their dividend. The model is that they pay out a lot of the cash flow in dividends, so you can’t expect a big increase.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Aug 19/13, Up 28.74%) A perennial sleep at night Nat gas stocks. It always trades at a premium. The dividend is very sustainable.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Natural gas normally bottoms around the end of August, as do the stocks. Now there is a nice little base pattern forming. The trend is still not there yet and relative strength is probably slightly better than the TSE. He likes gassy stocks and they are showing signs of base building.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Sept 19/13. Up 24.72%.) They continue to deliver. Have very good lands in northeast BC and Alberta, and are strong operators in that. Well-placed for LNG, should that come about at some time.

BUY

Suffered a little bit because natural gas prices have come down. He is constructive on this name. Just reported and had 110,000 production versus 107,000 that the market was looking for. Their Parkland and Tower assets are having very impressive production growth. His model suggests that this could have 40% earnings growth over the next few years. Payout ratio of 116% on 2015 estimates is pretty good. A pretty clean balance sheet.

TOP PICK

One of the premier names in oil/gas in Canada. Great track record of creating shareholder value. Very strong management team. Strong technical focus on a risk managed basis, which she tends to like. Very committed to being a balanced income and growth player. Have had top quartile efficiencies in all of their plays. Their recycle ratios are about 2.2, comparing very well with their peers. Very low funding and development costs. Have been able to replace the reserves by more than 200%. Dividend yield of 3.76%.

COMMENT

Really likes this. When we get pipe to the West Coast and they start taking Montne gas out, this is going to be a beneficiary. Has a great yield.

COMMENT

A good looking chart. It has gone through periods of consolidation. It is probably due to pull back which would probably be $30. As a longer-term trader, he would not be worried about this.

BUY

Positive. Momentum is strong. These names are going to go higher although not as fast as over the last couple of months. There is a chance they could increase the dividend in the future.

DON'T BUY

The gas price has done well because of the cold winter. He likes gas and wants to be invested in it. They are not super low cost so he has stayed away from it. LNG works if the gas price is low because other countries want to buy it then, but if it goes up they don’t.

WAIT

A core holding. Very conservative balance sheet and strong track record for management. It has been held back in price appreciation. Thinks there may be a large financing from Imperial oil coming soon.

BUY

Period of seasonal strength is from about the 3rd week in January right through until April of each year. This year it is already getting set up. It has actually broken to a new high and chart shows an upward trend has already been established.

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