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Pembina Pipeline Corp (PPL.TO)

71.02

-0.29 (0.41%)

as of Jul 21, 2026, 7:55:32 pm Market Open.

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Jul 21, 2026, 12:00 am

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

Pembina Pipeline Corp (PPL-T) has garnered a generally positive outlook from various experts, thanks to its solid position in the pipeline infrastructure sector and its attractive dividend yield, which currently stands at around 5%. Many analysts praise PPL for its growth prospects, particularly in light of potential benefits from increased natural gas production and the construction of a new 1.8 gigawatt natural gas plant in Alberta. Despite some recent underperformance compared to peers, particularly regarding valuation issues tied to tolling contracts, the consensus remains that the company's long-term growth strategy and fundamentals are sound. Furthermore, PPL is regarded as a well-managed operation with reliable, contracted cash flows, thus making it a compelling choice for investors seeking income and stability amidst the energy sector's volatility.

Consensus

Buy

Valuation

Fair Value

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BUY

Energy sector has pulled back in the last couple of months, which is the seasonal norm. Producers tend to do well from February into May. But pipes and midstream players are a good way to transition into the energy sector. A good choice in the space.

BUY

For income. Very competitive dividend, north of 5% and grows steadily, pretty safe. Organic growth opportunities like propane export. Conservatively financed, good capital allocator, strong and important strategic assets.

BUY

Selloff in mid-streams favours owning them over a producer like CVE. Producers are more commodity exposed, with risks of labour cost inflation and supply chain shortages. He prefers names like ENB, PPL, and TRP with their healthy dividends and less volatility.

TOP PICK

The oil producers haven't come off. What hurts the stock more is the uncertainty over the CEO transition. Pembina misstepped in recent years with their PHP facility getting mothballed. But they have an extension natural gas network in western Canada and are doing a carbon capture project with TC Energy. Pays a 6.5% dividend with some growth. (Analysts’ price target is $43.87)

BUY

PPL vs. CP CP from a growth perspective. The KSU acquisition will be fantastic. Next couple of quarters might be difficult, but the acquisition will be accretive. But hang on to PPL for decent valuation, some growth, great yield. Yield around 6%.

HOLD

PPL vs. ENB Income stock. Yield is attractive at just over 6%, and it's safe. Thinks the company will raise it by single digits over the foreseeable future. Should grow organically and make acquisitions. Still likes it. Also owns ENB in the pipeline space for the yield at just over 6.5%.

BUY

He considers it a buy. They are yielding about 6%. They are lower than they were before the pandemic. They are very diversified.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Sep 25/20, Up 54%) Really well positioned for what's happening right now and for the next decade. LNG Canada development project is so important, with a significant increase in volumes. One of the largest nat gas infrastructure networks in western Canada. Continues to buy. We're short of energy and will need more going forward.

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DON'T BUY

He sold not that long ago. He did not like going on either side of a take-out battle. The stock has had a fantastic bounce off the lows last year but he has been more inclined to add to ENB-T. PPL-T is always on his radar screen.

WEAK BUY

Very good history. Nice return since lows of March 2020. Near term, energy is challenged. Look at it for the higher dividend. Wouldn't want to see it break the 200-day MA, which is around $36. Not a rocket, but a good total return investment. Yield is just over 6%.

WEAK BUY

PPL vs. ENB vs. TRP TRP, PPL, and ENB are all high quality companies that you can't go wrong owning. He prefers ENB, as its valuation is still at a modest discount, Line 5 is mostly resolved.

BUY

Buy oil producers? She owns pipelines, but not the producers, because they pay a growing, sustainable dividends around 7% though the growth rate will be slower. It's difficult to build new pipelines from environmental pressures. Pembina is well-positioned in western Canada.

BUY

It is one of 4 great mid-stream companies and he owns the other 3, but there is nothing wrong with this one. They are engaged in a battle for the takeover of IPL-T. He thinks they will be successful in their bid. He will roll IPL-T into PPL-T so he could be a future holder of this stock. PPL-T should do well.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Jul 17/20, Up 27%) It was cheap and was a nice yield play. It has paid off quite nicely. He suspects there is further to go in pipelines in general. They have a nice balance sheet.

HOLD

A fine choice. Does not have as much growth as other mid stream companies. Trades at a full valuation. Gibson and Keyera might be better places to be. Gibson has the best valuation for growth and dividend. PPL he has liked in the past but would not put new capital into.

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