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Fortis Inc. (FTS.TO)

82.38
+1.12 (1.38%)
as of Jul 22, 2026, 5:11:26 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 8 opinions in the last 12 months.

Fortis Inc. (FTS-T) is recognized as a solid utility investment, particularly appealing for income-focused investors due to its reliable dividend, which is projected to grow over the coming years. Analysts highlight the company's core utility operations, underscored by a substantial $26 billion capital plan aimed at increasing its rate base by 6.5% annually through 2029. While Fortis is not perceived as an exciting growth stock, its expected total returns in the range of 8-10% annually make it a durable option in the utility sector. The company is strategically positioned, with a significant portion of its earnings derived from U.S. regions poised for data center expansions. Analysts generally advise patience for potential pullback opportunities before initiating new buys, reflecting a cautious yet favorable outlook for long-term investors.

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Hold
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COMMENT
(Market Call Minute.) An excellent long-term utility that you can hold here.
COMMENT
Recently announced an acquisition of Great Lakes power. One of the uncertainties is that the Ontario Energy Board has put off their cost of capital decision, which regulates what they can charge. Until that is decided earnings can't be calculated. Defensive.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Company has a long history of growth. Technically it has formed a nice base followed by a nice run and broke out through its trading range. Short-term indicators are probably showing overbought at this time. Preferred strategy is to wait for weakness, perhaps $22.
BUY
First quarter missed by a little and probably was from some Caribbean operations. Overall a fairly solid company. You can pretty much depend on the dividend, which is over 4%.
BUY
Good for a long-term hold. Well managed. Thinks it has raised its dividend 33 years in a row.
BUY
Utility bonds would be safer in an economic storm. These could include Enbridge (ENB-T), Trans Canada (TRP-T) and Fortis (FTS-T) Fortis is probably the weaker of the 3 with a slightly lower credit rating. Very solid names.
BUY
Probably will buy this. Hold for 3-4 years. Will be growth in dividends.
TOP PICK
4.6% yield, regular increases. Very successful acquirer without many issues.
TOP PICK
Predictable earnings and growth over time. Yield 4.6%. They see double-digit returns. Risk would be if interest rates got into double digits. It’s a low risk investment.
BUY
(Market Call Minute.) A core stock. Good management. Reasonable yield.
COMMENT
Think they raised their dividends 36 years in a row. Making a lot of investments in regulated utilities. Looks as though money is now moving from less risky assets to riskier ones so this may not participate much in an equity rally. If you're just looking for income, this could be ideal.
BUY
He is buying preferred shares. Utility that is paying a fairly decent dividend. The kind of stock you want to have in your core holdings. At the low end of its range and thinks it will go back up to the $25 level especially if the market continues to rally.
BUY
A high quality income security. 4.6% yield. Has a reinvestment plan.
TOP PICK
People are nervous and he expects they will first go to high dividend stocks. 4.3% yield.
BUY
Had run up a long ways. Did an issue and it came off a bit. Good growth company with decent dividends. Likes it for the long haul. 4.3% yield. Very good assets. Good management.
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