TSE:PPL

Pembina Pipeline Corp (PPL.TO)

67.58
-0.58 (0.85%)
as of Sep 2, 2026, 3:55:30 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 46 opinions in the last 12 months.

Pembina Pipeline Corp (PPL-T) is viewed favorably by analysts, particularly for its robust dividend yield of 4.5% to 5.5% and a solid project backlog, positioning it well for cash flow growth in the coming years. The sentiment suggests confidence in Pembina's strategic positioning within the North American energy infrastructure market, especially with opportunities arising from potential LNG developments in Western Canada. Although some experts express concerns regarding valuation and market volatility, the majority highlight the company's stability and long-term growth prospects, aligning their investments with increasing demand for energy and the infrastructure to support it. Diverse opinions exist on current stock performance, with some indicating potential for short-term pullbacks while others advocate for sustained growth based on Pembina's asset quality and management execution.

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PARTIAL SELL
Recently acquired Provident Energy. Believes midstream companies including this one, are overvalued. Have been fabulous investments. Overvalued because of the dividends. People have been so hungry for dividends, they pushed these companies to over valuation. If you own, consider taking some profits.
TOP PICK
Acquired Provident Energy which is a great acquisition for them as they are now a full energy infrastructure company. They now have development, storage and transmission.
TOP PICK
Just made a deal to buy Provident Energy (PVE-T). They will have a 10-12 billion market cap which makes it perfect for institutional investors.
HOLD
(Market Call Minute.) Buying Provident Energy (PVE-T) will create a little bit of growth. Stock has fallen on this so it may not be a bad entry point.
TOP PICK
Just announced they are acquiring Provident Energy (PVE-T), which is a fantastic transaction for them. This is an area that will only continue to grow.
BUY
Likes it. Did a deal with provident which could put them in the liquid natural gas business. Cash flow could be a little less stable. If you have patience and keep a sharp eye on the liquids business you can hold it or even buy it.
BUY
Chart shows a very strong uptrend from 2009. Fantastic dividend. Has dropped back but is holding at its support level. If it breaks below support, it'll probably come in at about $24. Risk/reward is excellent.
PARTIAL BUY
Acquiring Provident Energy (PVE-T) for $3.2 billion. This will create a powerhouse in terms of oil Sands infrastructure. He nibbled a little for some clients today but he would prefer to see it under $25.
BUY
Core holding for his income portfolio. Great job of expanding in oil sands. Attractive yield that he thinks will rise over time. It was window dressing at the end of the year and pulled back a bit recently but will continue up.
HOLD
(Market Call Minute.) Likes all the other pipelines. Has done very well but not particularly cheap. Hold for the dividend, but don't expect the stock price to continue to go up.
HOLD
One of his favourites. Price to cash flow ratio is quite high at 13.5% so it is fully priced, but if you Sell where will you go for a comparable yield.
COMMENT
Midstream energy service company. Has been a lot of money flocking to the dividend low beta type companies. A little bit expensive at this point. Valuations are probably better in the pipeline groups.
BUY
Feels the 6.2% yield is sustainable. Growing the pipe and have storage assets.
BUY
Likes it. Good solid pipeline and operator. Steady grower. In the net two year, interest rate now environment this is a stock for bond people.
COMMENT
Switched his holdings into Inter Pipeline (IPL.UN-T). Has a good yield and is a well-run company but he prefers Inter Pipeline’s alliance with the oil sands. Has ever growth prospects.
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