TSE:EMA

Emera Inc (EMA.TO)

75.37
-0.47 (0.62%)
as of Jul 3, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 9 opinions in the last 12 months.

Emera Inc (EMA-T) is recognized for its reliable service delivery, particularly in regions like Florida and Nova Scotia. Experts acknowledge the company’s steady growth, with a strong emphasis on dividend yield, though they anticipate a slower growth pace compared to recent highs. There are positive signs in Florida due to population growth and regulatory support, as well as potential in Nova Scotia from the unfreezing of rates. While some analysts express concerns about historical leverage and payouts, many highlight that the current financials appear stable. Overall, most agree that the company's diversified operations position it well for future growth, despite its current valuation being somewhat stretched compared to historical norms.

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TOP PICK
Thanks this one will work higher. Hit a higher low in October. Sort of a flight to safety. 4.4% yield. Doesn't see much downside.
BUY
Compared to the Canadian utility space, it hasn't really performed. Feels that you will see it do well in the future. A better name with growth might be Fortis (FTS-T).
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Sept 5/06.Down 2.2%.) Mainly a holding company for Nova Scotia Power. Good sustainable earnings. His theme was yield and this gave 4.7%. Still a Buy.
WEAK BUY
Trading just below its support level. Because it is at support, he feels it will have a slight rally, probably up to about $21. The return on the stock might be only 3%-4% because of the small range in pricing. There is some good volume on the drops indicating value buyers are coming in. MACD indicates negative momentum has dropped a bit.
DON'T BUY
His model price of $21.80 is very close to the current price of $21.57.
HOLD
Its biggest holding is Nova Scotia Power, a regulated utility. Feels there is a big move towards utilities and infrastructure. Doesn't feel interest rates will go higher, which is a huge benefit to utilities. There is some organic growth through rate increases and the natural growth of service territory etc.
BUY
4.5% dividend. A very low growth dividend. Management hasn't been the most forward looking, but a very solid company. Has dropped recently but when interest rates go down, which he expects this will have a recovery.
HOLD
The holding company for Nova Scotia Power. Was a huge performer for most of last year. Probably got ahead of itself. Has a great yield.
HOLD
A small electric utility in Nova Scotia. An interest-rate story at this point. Fairly defensive. Not a growth name.
BUY
Electric utility company in Nova Scotia. Got a little ahead of itself and has come off. If you are a long-term investor looking for yield, this is a great one to own.
BUY
Likes dividend paying stocks. Very solid position.
BUY
A great stable company with a very solid dividend. Not one for an RRSP as you would lose the dividend tax credit. Yield of about 4%.
BUY
Disposed to buying good, solid, dividend-paying stocks, so wouldn't have a problem with this company. 4% yield. Hold for the long-term.
HOLD
Pretty stable. Feels that things may slow down economically in North America. Big worry are the housing problems in the US. Utilities and pipelines should do well in the future.
TOP PICK
Flat to slow growth defensive stock. Main asset is Nova Scotia Power as well as some assets in Maine. Interest sensitive and is interest rates come down it should benefit. 4.4% yield.
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