TSE:ENB

Enbridge (ENB.TO)

71.74
-0.11 (0.15%)
as of Aug 12, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 37 opinions in the last 12 months.

Enbridge (ENB) is recognized as a leading pipeline company in North America, benefiting from a robust infrastructure and serving a significant portion of energy demand, including both crude oil and natural gas. Analysts note its attractive dividend yield, which hovers around 5%, with a potential for growth aligned with the company's cash flow increase of approximately 5% annually. While some experts express concerns about market volatility and the current geopolitical landscape affecting energy markets, many view ENB as a stable investment option, particularly for those seeking dividend income. The company is also seen as a solid long-term hold, with expectations around growth from its LNG operations and ongoing capital projects. Overall, despite mixed valuations at times, the consensus leans towards a positive outlook for its performance amid increasing demand for energy infrastructure.

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DON'T BUY
Extremely well managed. They have one of the best distribution systems in Canada. On a valuation basis, it's always just a little ahead of where he would like to buy it.
BUY
Good dividend. Good prospects going forward.
BUY
Prefers over a pipeline trust as capital is not been paid out to unit holders. You are keeping some of the capital back for growth. They have several irons in the fire. A name that should do fairly well.
BUY
A nice boring stock. Have done a good job of moving oil/gas through their pipelines. Reasonably well managed. Would like to see them grow a little more in their revenues and earnings sides. Pays a good dividend. Reasonable growth rate.
DON'T BUY
Not that comfortable buying at this level. A good company, but you are paying close too 20 X earnings was earnings are not growing or only at single digit.
TOP PICK
Likes it for its yield, but also sees some good growth potential. They have the world's longest oil and liquids pipeline. Recently did some major power deals in Ontario as well. There is great growth potential with this Gateway pipeline which will go from the tar sands to the West Coast. Has executed extremely well.
BUY
A good steady hold. Dividend stocks will be the things to own in 2006 based on the governments stance on dividend taxation.
BUY
A great name with a great track record. Buy if you are looking for dividend yield. A lot of dividend stocks in Canada are starting to look expensive compared to their counterparts outside of Canada.
BUY
Can see a little bit of growth so it could reach $40.
BUY
Not as cyclical or as risky as a gas play such as Encana (ECA-T). If you are more for the income side and looking for a dividend, this would be a good choice.
BUY
Has tremendous opportunity if the northern extension of the pipeline ever does get going and it does look like that will happen. The piping of natural gas, natural gas liquids and oils to the US market will expand. A cornerstone of a well diversified portfolio.
SELL
At an all time high and doesn't have much upside potential. Would take profits in anticipation of lower prices.
HOLD
Performed very well but have no plans to take profits or add to it because of the price.
TOP PICK
A gas pipeline utility. Could be a takeover or might be turned into an income trust. Also have some pipelines in the Gulf of Mexico and most of them are still working. Has some interesting growth opportunities. 2.8% yield.
DON'T BUY
One of the strategic things they are doing as a crude oil pipeline company is trying to build up their resources and their infrastructure in the tar sands. It will be harder for them to do having a competitor like Kinder Morgan (KMI-N), a strategic partner of Terasen (TER-T) which is a player in the tar sands. Fairly valued.
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