
TSE:TOU
This summary was created by AI, based on 60 opinions in the last 12 months.
Tourmaline Oil Corp (TOU-T) is recognized as Canada's largest natural gas producer, positioned strategically to benefit from growing LNG markets and rising energy demand. Analysts generally highlight strong management and commend the company's approach to capital allocation, focusing on infrastructure and future growth. Although the stock has experienced a range-bound performance, most experts believe that it holds significant upside potential with the improvement of natural gas prices anticipated in the coming years. The company provides a respectable dividend and special dividends, which reinforces its attractiveness as a long-term investment. Concerns around current nat gas prices and market volatility are present, but many experts advocate holding or accumulating shares, viewing the long-term prospects favorably.
One of the best run oil/gas companies in North America, maybe even the world. They have done all the right things. Have been buying assets for pennies on the dollar in the last year or so. They have enormous resources. If and when this LNG thing comes together, this is probably the 5th largest gas company in Canada. Low, low cost producers. When energy prices recover to a more reasonable level of $70-$80, this will be a $60-$70 stock.
(A Top Pick June 27/14. Down 29.94%.) This is considered a top holding among his growth oriented names. Gas producers continue to push the envelope in terms of drilling, application of technology and their base of operations. They never stop going in terms of acquisitions. Just disclosed some new Montney drillings that will expand their inventory base. It can go from its base of 140,000 BOE’s and easily double that in the next 3-4 years.
One of the best run companies in the oil/gas space. It is mainly gassy. Production this year will be almost 50% higher than it was in 2014. There is a lot of growth ahead of it. Also, one of the lowest cost producers out there. The business plan is to grow it so large that a huge company would want to acquire it.
Likes this company. They reported earlier this week. Had a little bit of a problem and their production was down a little bit for the quarter. It is now back up to where it was. They are growing quickly. As long as they are growing production (20%-25%) as fast as they are, they will not pay a dividend. Thinks it goes to the high $40's in a year, but will take 3-4 years to get back to its old highs.
This is a bellwether stock and is held universally across all energy portfolios. This is a classic scenario where they have always surprised the market with their consistent performance. At year-end they again eclipsed the guidance on the street in terms of their production levels. A 150,000 BOE’s a day company. When this market turns, and it will, this is one of the names that is going to rally first. Buy on weakness. They have hedges in place that makes their budget pretty solid.
Very well managed company with an excellent balance sheet. They have a good cost of capital. Their projects yield a good rate of return.