
TSE:GEI
This summary was created by AI, based on 11 opinions in the last 12 months.
Gibson Energy (GEI-T) is a prominent player in the crude oil infrastructure sector, with ownership of terminals, pipelines, blending, and export facilities handling a significant portion of Western Canada's oil. The company boasts a stable business model underpinned by take-or-pay contracts that insulate it from oil price fluctuations, leading to steady cash flows. Analysts have projected an average EBITDA growth rate of around 7% annually and combined with a current dividend yield of about 5.82%, a total return of approximately 13% is anticipated. Although the stock's valuation is deemed to be at the upper end of its segment, many experts see it as a hold due to its attractive yield and stability. Comparatively, the stock trades at multiples similar to other midstream companies, with some experts favoring alternative names for growth potential while acknowledging Gibson Energy's defensive qualities.
(A Top Pick April 26/12. Up 14.73%.) Currently taking some profits. Acquired OMNI in the fall so about 60% of their business is in services as opposed to infrastructure. Services commands a much lower multiple and makes for lumpier earnings. More risk to it than there was and a little bit more in the clouds.
(A Top Pick June 29/12. Up 17.53%.) Made a nice acquisition of a US environmental services company, so he likes the greater diversification. Looking at 10% returns plus dividends because it is more of a “steady as she goes” type of company. 4.4% dividend. Still a good Buy today because of the growth outlook and the stable dividend.
A bit of an eccentric company in regards to their business mix. They have basically oil service companies, pipe, generation, etc. Right now they are benefiting from the whole trend of shipping oil through rail. Have a lot of logistics solutions and are making good acquisitions as well in the US. More of a yield play than anything else but on that point it’s nice and steady and has been around for a long time.
Oil services and operates in a variety of different areas in Alberta such as transportation and marketing. Have only been public for 5 quarters, but every single quarter tends to deliver. Just committed $200 million plus to growth projects over the next couple of years, which should help its earnings. 4.5% dividend.
Got a bunch of assets. Has been around for a long time but recently IPO’ed and not everyone knows of it. Industry is attractive. People are having trouble getting approval for asset expansion but these guys already have an attractive suite of assets. It is a mid-stream player so doesn’t have to be as concerned about the rise and fall of commodity prices. As volumes increase their earnings go up. Short-term fluctuations in price of oil do not affect them. They are boosting their cap-x and that is all good because they can make a return on that.
Great long term trend. Excellent cap-x program coming up. Expects dividend to get raised. They are good at exploiting the heavy oil differential. Has a great seasonal spot into May.