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Pembina Pipeline Corp (PPL.TO)

68.11

+0.25 (0.37%)

as of Aug 12, 2026, 3:37:53 pm Market Open.

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Aug 12, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 49 opinions in the last 12 months.

Pembina Pipeline Corp (PPL) is widely viewed as a stable investment with a good dividend yield, currently around 4.5% to 5.5%. Analysts note that the company is well-positioned in the energy sector, particularly for natural gas infrastructure and potential growth from new LNG projects in Western Canada. The company's solid backlog allows for expectations of rising cash flows and dividends in the coming years. While some analysts express concerns over its current valuation, a significant number still consider it a strong long-term hold, citing its relatively low-risk profile and contracted cash flows that provide earnings visibility. Overall, PPL is recognized for its robust operational strategy and is seen favorably for those seeking income amidst market volatility.

Consensus

Buy

Valuation

Fair Value

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BUY

Offers more upside because of oil prices (which could rise). Prefers this to say a utility. Pays good income and potential upside if oil prices climb.

BUY

Very strong business. Good share price to buy at. Excellent prospects and good management. Large amounts of natural gas exposure. LNG Canada will be very good for business. 6% dividend is very stable.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Recent market selloff/rising interest rates have impacted share price. Believes that business model is stable and demand for pipelines not going away. Too much debt for comfort level. Prefers TC Energy.

TOP PICK

no price target You can buy it at a near-6% dividend with lots of growth ahead. They process gas. With the LNG Canada pipeline coming onstream in 2025-6, natural gas prices are very attractive, so Pembina is in a great spot. Even better if Pembina grows the dividend and the share price rises. Shares have come off from mid-50s into the 40s, so buy now.

BUY

Pembina vs. Enbridge He likes pipelines. They're hard to build in Canada, so the value of existing ones is high. ENB's dividend is tremendous. He really likes it. There was concern that their debt was too high and it their dividend was in danger. It turns out to be safe and it slighter higher than Pembina. ENG has a larger and more diversified customer base. Steady and not volatile for income investors. Not sure if they can raise the dividend during inflation, though.

HOLD

Dividend secure? Likes the pipelines. He'd rank them: ENB, TRP, PPL, and then KEY. Dividend yields are all attractive, and he wouldn't worry about any cuts in the current environment. Good valuation. Still has core growth. Safe place.

BUY

Excellent business model with strong management and assets. Rising energy prices will create further demand for business. Critical infrastructure that is hard to replicate. Stock price is undervalued at current price. Market has not figured out hard to build assets the company already owns.

BUY

Excellent company for 2-3 year holding period. Well managed company. Current share price is presenting good buying opportunity. Rising interest rates put pressure on dividend returns (can't raise prices dramatically).

BUY

Doesn't know why this is so low. This is a fine stock and a terrific deal now.

HOLD

Dividend is sustainable. Well managed through the years. Good company.

BUY

Is bullish on energy sector. Expects company to preform well over the long term. Pipelines are essential to energy supply and will be in demand. Domestic pipelines are better alternative to energy supply from bad actors such as Saudi Arabia. Canadian energy is ethical and environmentally friendly. Regulated company that has ability to increase dividends.

BUY

Over the last week the oil and gas sector in Canada has dropped by a huge 16% while the U.S. and S&P are down 17% due to indiscriminate selling. Pembina hasn't moved much since early 2020 but its operations and cash flow are doing better Pembina and the smaller mid-streams are less vulnerable to inflation.

DON'T BUY

PPL vs. ENB He picks ENB, as it's bigger, financially stronger, better diversified, more last-mile downstream exposure. ENB's small, but burgeoning, renewables business could drive a re-rating on the stock as ESG takes a look.

BUY

Prefers Canadian mid-streams, like PPL or GEI, both of which are focused on cashflow. Both are approaching fair value, but are good candidates if your quest is a good dividend and dividend growth.

BUY

At a bit of a premium, but among the best managed in the group. Fairly well priced. Very strong financials and management. Should continue dividend increases. A good one to own for the long term.

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