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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WEAK BUY
A holding company for Nova Scotia Power. Interest-rate sensitive. If you have a long-term view, you will get a little growth and a decent dividend.
WEAK BUY
A decent company but it's a utility and is regulated with limited growth and facing increasing interest rates.
HOLD
A very good name. Has done things well. The only negative on it is that it's in a small part of the world and is a regulated utility. With the rise in interest rates, wouldn't load up.
HOLD
The holding company for Nova Scotia Power as well as some other electric utilities including some in Maine. The yield is above what you would own on bonds and you get a favourable tax treatment compared to bonds. Also has a little bit of growth to it.
WEAK BUY
A reasonable utility to buy. A little less enthusiastic on utilies with their growth side. The biggest risk with regulated utilities is how do they interface with public utilities commission. Have had a few negative rate cases before that has not allowed them to pass all their fuel increases along but feels they may now have them seeing it their way.
BUY
Utility stocks are ideal for DRIPS because they do pay a nice dividend regularly and normally you get to buy the stock at a bit of a discount. All utility stocks are going to ultimately depend on the direction of interest rates and now is a good time to own them.
BUY
If you think interest rates are going to go up, then the dividends on utilities are less attractive. Feels that short term rates may go up a little, but long and medium are probably going to stay pretty much where they are. A pretty safe place to sit and get your dividend. Don't expect much in capital appreciation.
HOLD
Not a great time to be buying this one. Nothing fundamentally wrong with it. It has just gone through a rate review(?). Doesn't see any catalyst for growth for this company. It's a utility, so tends to have higher debt than others.
BUY
Utility stocks seems to be the safest area to preserve capital and still make a decent profit. May be a counter balance to the strong resource stocks.
BUY
4.8% yield. Not a growth company. Every couple of years they raise the dividend. Likes its long term outlook.
BUY
Growth of its dividends. High yield asset category.
BUY
Likes its long-term growth prospects. Dividend should creep up.
DON'T BUY
A wonderful company. Very slow and steady growth. In an environment of higher interest rates, the stock price will suffer.
WEAK BUY
A regulated utility. Doesn't see a lot of growth. Good dividend.
BUY
A high yielding stock with dividends periodically increased. A very slow earnings grower. Best for income oriented portfolios.
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