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Peyto Exploration & Develop. (PEY.TO)

24.30
+0.05 (0.21%)
as of Jul 20, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 16 opinions in the last 12 months.

Peyto Exploration & Development, symbol PEY-T, is viewed positively by many experts, particularly for its position in the natural gas sector. Several analysts believe it is well-managed with strong operational performance, underscored by its impressive growth over recent years. While some caution against buying at current levels due to recent price corrections and the potential for further sell-offs, many agree that long-term prospects are strong. The political landscape in Canada could influence pricing dynamics in the future, but a general consensus leans towards favorable natural gas pricing over a multi-year horizon. The company is also noted for its healthy dividend yield and acquisition strategy, suggesting that it could be a solid choice for investors looking for exposure to natural gas.

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Positive
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Valuation
Fair Value
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HOLD
Great performance. Expensive. Great mgmt. Hold and take profits off and reinvest in other companies.
WEAK BUY
Has had a good run and are looking at scaling back a little. If you are looking to buy, you have to look at this as an exploration company rather than an income trust. The yield is below 5%. Great potential on their lands. Speculation on future developments.
BUY
Have some of the best financial numbers in the industry. Some of the lowest cost numbers, lowest payout ratio numbers, lowest F&D costs. Very well run operation.
WAIT
Has moved so fast that analysts have a hard time covering it. Falls into the category of trusts where people are paying for the up front cash flow. An absolutely brilliant trust. Very worried about the oil price coming off, so this is one he would buy if oil came down to $30.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Reserve life is the longest, not including Canadian Oil Sands, at about 18/19 years. Yield is around 5% as compared to about 12% in the sector. The difference is to pay for the undeveloped land and the internal growth. A long term hold.
WEAK BUY
Has been a great trust with a lot of growth. Be cautious as oil/gas prices have sold off and the energy sector is pulling back. Also has a very low yield.
BUY
Grows production on a per unit basis. Has the highest reserve life as well as the lowest finding/development costs.
BUY
A favourite in their portfolio.
BUY
First choices would be Peyto and Focus with Advantage Energy third.
DON'T BUY
Good management. Has always run ahead of its numbers. Havea shot at creating tremendous more value from their asset base. Fully valued.
BUY
Likes both Focus and Peyto because they are increasing their reserve on a per unit basis. A decent yield. Will hold for the long term. Will grow through the drill bit rather than by acquisition.
BUY
Has the longest reserve life index at about 14 years. Shows some growth.
BUY
Has the longest reserve life index at about 14 years. Shows some growth.
STRONG BUY
An energy trust that is able to grow by the drill bit rather than acquisitions. Low developement costs.
BUY
One of the few trusts, along with Focus where, on a per unit basis, both reserves and production are rising.
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