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TSE:ENB

Enbridge (ENB.TO)

78.88
+0.03 (0.04%)
as of Jun 11, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 11, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 39 opinions in the last 12 months.

Enbridge (ENB) is recognized as a leading energy infrastructure company, largely driven by its extensive pipeline network that transports significant volumes of crude oil and natural gas across North America. Experts appreciate its reliable dividend, historically around 5-6%, which is viewed as a sustainable income stream providing growth potential through cash flow generation. The company benefits from the ongoing energy demand and capital spending in the sector, with many analysts highlighting its defensive nature amidst market volatility. While there are mixed opinions about its current valuation and growth prospects, most see it as a solid long-term hold, particularly due to its strategic positioning in the LNG market and the increasing importance of Canadian energy supplies amid geopolitical tensions.

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PARTIAL BUY
Strong balance sheet, which signals they can sustain their dividend of 5.7%. The stock is overvalued now.
DON'T BUY
Utilities have done well due to defensive nature and exposure to energy. Great yield at 6%. Good price momentum, stable, but valuation is the knock at 20x earnings. Debt. Risk if investors swing away from safety toward energy producers.
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ENB vs. TRP TRP has been under pressure about the dividend. If energy prices remain this high, then it's probably sustainable. Both are a good play right now. He prefers companies with ability to grow dividends. Energy level will continue to be high, as long as sanctions are in place and that will be for a while. TFSA is a good place to own this. Federal budget next week will probably affect the investment sector, but he can't predict how.
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ENB and TC Energy for a TFSA? He owns both. ENB is a top energy infrastructure company that moves crude oil. TC is more focused on natural gas, plus holds utility-like assets. Both grow their dividends and are in a good place as companies wean themselves off Russia and with more infrastructure spending to come. A safe way to own energy, which is through their infrastructure.
BUY
Dividend is safe and they will continue growing it but at a slower pace. Has never cut dividend and has a strong balance sheet. Has a small growing renewable business as well as the gas lines and distribution business.
BUY
He likes it for its growth and yield, but Wall Street doesn't.
TOP PICK
Looking for safety. Share price will hold in even with rising interest rates, given energy fundamentals. Energy infrastructure has become increasingly important recently. Yield is 6.04%. (Analysts’ price target is $57.93)
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Apr 16/21, Up 29%) Pipelines are underowned. It's hard to build new ones, coveted assets. Opportunity to increase yield. Not as cheap as it was. Sell calls or take some off. Better places for fresh capital. Growth rate slowed to 3%, trades at 17x, which is fair value. Quality name.
TOP PICK
Company moves 62% of Canadian crude shipped to USA, and 18% of natural gas. Very strong balance sheet. USA hungry for Canadian supply energy. A lot of revenue contracted, which decreases risk. Getting premium dividend yield.
SELL ON STRENGTH
More of a trade. EPS is $3.08 for this year, and it pays out $3.45. Model price of $55.20, or -1%. Get out at $59. If we had a major correction, look at buying it again at $43.
BUY
It pays over 6% dividend, though dividend growth has slowed to 3%. A solid business in moving oil through pipelines; the world will use oil for 25 years longer or more. It won't benefit much from the oil price surge, because of existing contracts ENG signed.
PARTIAL SELL
Dividend safe? Company has dialled back dividend growth recently, so payout ratio doesn't get too high. Yield is very healthy. Fairly safe for an RRSP. Short-term risk of open-ended mainline contracting. Latest rally leaves little room for disappointment. Perhaps sell half and diversify to TRP.
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Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. The current dividend yield at 6.1%. The current payout is 77% which is a decent ratio. Investors are comfortable with ENB for its historical EBITDA margin expansion. Outlook remains quite positive. Not rapid growth but likely good growth and profitability with a solid dividend yield. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

COMMENT
ENB vs. TRP Nice yield, but it's paying out too much. Balance sheet is slipping. Still waiting for US acquisition to produce solid earnings. Shares running up against strong technical resistance of $37. FMV is only 15% higher. Do you hang on and wait, or sell at technical resistance? Flip a coin and choose. As for TRP, it's almost right at 2x book, which is significant technical support/resistance. Which means potential for $86 on the upside, $60 on the downside. Take that coin and flip it again. He's not trying to be cute. Sometimes share direction is in the lap of the gods. If you simply hang on, you'll be all right as you earn a dividend while you wait. Depends on your time horizon and short-term risk tolerance. If you have a long horizon, sit back and enjoy the income, and don't look at the share price every week.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jan 08/21, Up 35%) Really likes, own for income. Resilient business model, very strong cashflows. Still a buy.
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