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Peyto Exploration & Develop. (PEY.TO)

24.85

+0.55 (2.26%)

as of Jul 21, 2026, 3:37:33 pm Market Open.

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Jul 21, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 16 opinions in the last 12 months.

Peyto Exploration & Development (PEY-T) has garnered a mix of positive and cautious opinions from analysts. Many experts note that it is a well-managed company in the oil and gas sector, with strengths in natural gas production and solid market positioning. Some reviews indicate that the stock is currently pulling back to its trendline, providing a buying opportunity, particularly as analysts believe the company is poised for growth with improving natural gas prices in the coming years. Furthermore, the company is recognized for its strong asset acquisitions and potential for increasing dividends. While some analysts express concerns about current political factors that could pressure prices, others highlight the long-term outlook, suggesting that political stability could significantly benefit Peyto's performance.

Consensus

Hold

Valuation

Fair Value

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DON'T BUY

This company does not pass his financial tests, so it is too weak for him to buy.

HOLD

Has been hit pretty hard because it is pretty highly levered to natural gas. Have cut back on their capital expenditure programs, which cuts into their production. Well run.

HOLD

Gas weighted trust and feels you will eventually be rewarded by holding on. Commodities have had a positive run in the last week or so and feel that this will continue.

COMMENT

Even though they have a significant hedging program in place they will be running up against their credit lines in 2008. Have some tremendous properties in the western basin. This would be one of the companies that would benefit higher from natural gas p

HOLD

A big constraint is that they are right up against their bank lines. Their assets are fairly high quality.

HOLD

One of the more traditional energy trust. They are well placed going into the transition period. Had a good run up, was trading at a discount to actual value. Long term an excellent play. Maybe longer then a 1 year time frame. An excellent hold.

HOLD

Should hold for a while longer. It lives within it's means. Will do better in the next half of this year.

COMMENT

A gas weighted name so they have been hit pretty hard. Also hit hard because of high service costs. A good play from a risk/reward perspective. 1st & 2nd quarter may be soft.

DON'T BUY

Have a great asset with longer than average reserve life. About 75%-80% natural gas weighted. Have concerns on their debt levels. Haven't much room left on their bank line, so he anticipates an equity issue fairly soon.

COMMENT

Has come down a long way. A lot of the oil/gas companies are now at prices that they have to look attractive.

HOLD

Looking for a weaker period in natural gas at this time. This is a good trust, but you might be able to buy it a little cheaper over the next few months. Reserve life index of about 19 years.

HOLD

Not one of his favourites. Not the best time to sell. Chart pattern looks like it’s going to go sideways. If there is a bounce in gas prices, which he is anticipating, this could show some reasonable upside. You then might consider switching to something like Arc Energy (AET.UN-T).

HOLD

They have been increasingly talking about living within their means and have cut their capital expenditures by 47%. This means it will be harder and harder to see growth.

HOLD

If you've got the stomach for a possible $2 decrease in the next 12 to 18 months, then he would hold. There will be a lot of volatility.

SELL

Has about the highest payout ratio out there. Has reached its growth limit in its asset base.

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