
TSE:TRP
This summary was created by AI, based on 19 opinions in the last 12 months.
TC Energy (TRP) has garnered mixed reviews from experts, reflecting a range of sentiments on its valuation and growth prospects. Many analysts express concerns about its high price-to-earnings ratio, which hovers around 20-23x, making it appear expensive compared to its growth rate of approximately 5-6%. While the company boasts a stable and contracted cash flow model, particularly in the natural gas sector, some experts suggest waiting for a better entry point due to the current high valuations. Others highlight its strong project backlog and potential for growth in the clean energy space, emphasizing its resilience against commodity price fluctuations. Overall, while it is seen as a solid long-term hold, the prevailing sentiment is to be cautious amid rich valuations and lookout for more favorable buying opportunities.
He owns a starter position and would like to add. Market is skeptical, so you might be able to get it at a giveaway price. If you're building capex, the market's nervous. Coastal GasLink is massively over-budget, unlikely the company will build one of these again. Lots of project potential in eastern US through gas and infrastructure. Would be highly surprised if 6% dividend gets touched. Defensive.
Two completely different sectors. First questions are what's already in your portfolio and at what weighting? Similar dividend yields and similarly disappointing to investors in 2022. BNS has had poor performance for quite some time, and now a leadership change. TRP has a good, strong management team, but cost overruns. At these levels, he prefers TRP -- underlying business doing quite well, core fundamentals extremely strong, project issues will get solved though investors may have to wait a bit. Opportunity for total return is pretty great over next 10 years.
Distribution for gas and energy, plus owns 7 power plants. Share price down due to material cost overrun, a buying opportunity. Company will get through this temporary issue. Trades at 13x. Plenty of room for stock appreciation. Yield is 6.59%, double that of the TSX, but same valuation as the market.
(Analysts’ price target is $62.98)Trevor Rose’s Insights - Trevor’s most-liked answers from 5i Research.
TRP came out with a cost estimate to finish the Coastal GasLink projects, and costs have soared.
Material cost pressures have increased the capex estimate to $14.5B.
If the project is delayed into 2024, another $1.2B.
The company has warned on costs before, and now estimates are double the original cost expectation.
We do not expect this to impair the dividend, and with the drop yield is approaching 7%.
With the decline already in the price, we would HOLD. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free
It will go higher while you get a nice dividend as they build new pipelines. They keep raising their dividend, and TRP will enjoy growth when they complete their pipeline.