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Pembina Pipeline Corp (PPL.TO)

68.13

+0.27 (0.40%)

as of Aug 12, 2026, 8:00:00 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-T) is widely regarded as a solid investment choice, particularly for income-seeking investors due to its attractive dividend yield, hovering around 4.5% to 5.5%. Analysts appreciate the company's well-positioned assets and healthy project backlog, which bode well for future cash flow and dividend growth. The potential for increased demand tied to new LNG projects in Western Canada adds to its positive outlook. While some experts express caution regarding its current valuation and market sentiment, the overall sentiment is one of confidence in its stability and growth prospects. The stock is seen as a defensive play in the energy sector, especially amidst volatility in oil prices, making it a preferred choice for risk-averse investors looking for steady income and moderate growth.

Consensus

Buy

Valuation

Fair Value

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BUY

Oil pipeline. Solid with a decent yield of 10.4%, which he feels is safe. (See Top Picks for his choice. This would be #2.)

TOP PICK

This is a play on safety. Nice yield of over 10%. More into oil/gas distribution so you can consider it as more of a utility. Acquired Cutbank Complex, which is somewhat accretive.

TOP PICK

3 picks are based on income and he has avoided the more volatile juniors. Pipeline company servicing the oil sands area. No commodity risk. Likes their position for the infrastructure in the energy patch.

TOP PICK

Nice, predictable, boring 10.7% yield. Cash flow is pretty much in the bank for the next couple of years. Will convert to a corporation in a while and there may be tax complications 4, 5 years out. Likes the predictability of this stock for the next couple of years.

BUY

Well run company. Conservative. Have the internal Alberta market locked in and adding pipeline capacity. Will be maintaining distributions.

WEAK BUY

(Market Call Minute.) Okay for a long-term investment because the pipelines do give you stability but don't expect a lot of growth.

BUY

He is buying it, but is not counting on them maintaining the distribution. It’s a first rate company in a growing field.

COMMENT

If it is outside of an RRSP, you are probably better with another because of the dividend tax credit. Recession-resistant part of economy. If they don’t have sufficient tax shelter will have to cut dividend when they convert.

TOP PICK

An oasis in the storm. Energy infrastructure and a boring pipeline business with a lot of feeders in the tar sands. 11.5% yield. Trades at 12X forward earnings. Great growth prospects and distributions are safe for the next 5 years.

BUY

Inter Pipeline Fund (IPL.UN-T) and Pembina Pipeline (PIF.UN-T) are both excellent companies and are utilities. The fact that they are going down is really more a reflection of the market. They are both well managed.

BUY

One of his favourite pipelines. (See Top Picks for the other.) Likes the long-term growth prospects, which are steady. Will be very rewarding for people looking for high yielding, steady income investments and modest capital gains.

TOP PICK

Pipeline from Fort Murray down to Edmonton. About as safe as you can find in the pipeline sector. Yielding about 10.5%.

BUY

Just started looking at this. Will have some good growth opportunities from its exposure to the oil sands even though a lot of projects have been postponed.

BUY

Went to pipelines when things got ugly in the market. His #1 is Inter Pipeline (IPL.UN-T), #2 Pembina (PIF.UN-T), #3 Keyera (KEY.UN-T) and Altagas (ALA.UN-T). In terms of consolidation he thinks all 4 are takeover candidates by institutional holders. They have good sustainable yields.

BUY

A good one to own with the caveat that there is not any upside potential right now for their payout to increase. Margins have come down on what they carry and their payout ratio is getting pretty full. Does not see them cutting it.

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