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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PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Oct 15/19, Up 3%) Similar to FTS. Moving to a larger renewable, regulated base. Steady revenue and dividend growth. Will see steady multiple expansion.

BUY

She likes this. EMA made an acquisition in Florida. The dividend is safe and should grow in the single digits. Utilities are a great space for income investors. She owns peers including AQN.

BUY

Utilities have bounced, but as the market has rallied significantly, a lot of these names have underperformed and that's a good time to buy. Likes it, as well as Fortis, Attco, and BIP.UN. You could buy 3 or 4 and build yourself a little defensive portfolio with income and potential growth. Still upside, good core holdings, won't get you into too much trouble.

TOP PICK
It offers safety with a stable income. Utilities are defensive and it just pulled back so it is a good opportunity. A high quality Canadian business. (Analysts’ price target is $59.81)
BUY
It is defensive in this type of market. The utility market has come off and they are no longer as expensive as before. It is a well run business. Their debt is higher because of recent acquisitions.
BUY
Sell Emera to buy an American utility? There's growth for Emera and all utilities that supply energy to the U.S., because their electricity grid will change, as seen in California's blackouts and the aims of a Democratic presidency. Democrats will order a tax hike across industries, but this will actually benefit utilities, because they can pass that hike on and increase their returns. Also, EMA is Canadian but boosted its American presence by buying Tampa Electric. He prefers Canadian utilities over American in order to benefit from the Canadian tax credit. So, don't sell a Canadian utility to buy an American one. Besides, many Canadian ones have significant American holdings. Stick with Emera, but he prefers another Canadian utility (see top picks).
HOLD

EMA vs. FTS Emera reported pretty good numbers. Both have foreign exposure. Both have growth to them and over 4% yield. Operating risk, but not political risk per se. Both are fine holds.

BUY ON WEAKNESS
A defensive Utility? He sees utility earnings are over valued. For EMA he would be interested at $40 -- not at $52.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick May 07/19, Up 14%) He still likes it and it is a decent weighting in his portfolios. It hasn't been a huge gainer in the market bounce back, but he likes the stability. They cleaned up the balance sheet on selling a large assets. Earnings expected to grow 5% annually. Yield 4.5%
BUY ON WEAKNESS
We had a spike down and then a considerable rally. He would look to about EBV or book value. If you own it, you are down a bit but not down that much. He would be a buyer at $36.
COMMENT

Not a bullish nor bearish chart. It has reached some resistance and could fall to around $52. It's trapped in a consolidation. A sideways looking chart.

PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jul 24/19, Up 13%) It pulled back in the summer with a rotation into cyclicals, but now investors are turning to this sector and Emera. This pays a nice 4% dividend yield that's growing. He's sticking to it. Stable earnings will let you sleep at night during volatility.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jan 03/19, Up 35%) He was looking for a nice gain in interest sensitive stocks assuming that the interest rates were going lower. It came through in spades though it hit its peak in October. He's not currently favouring this stock right now.
HOLD
They are focusing investment down in Florida with solar energy. The dividend could continue to increase. It is good to have some utility exposure and he would consider this to be a hold.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick May 07/19, Up 12%) They've been executing well, though hurricanes effected their last quarter. Looking ahead there will be double-digit returns. He will add if this falls to the low-50s.
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