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Vermilion Energy Inc (VET.TO)

13.76

+0.16 (1.18%)

as of Jul 17, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jul 19, 2026, 12:00 am

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

Vermilion Energy Inc. (VET-T) has garnered mixed reviews from experts, with some viewing it as a potential turnaround story while others see it as a value trap. The company has made strides in consolidating its geographical exposure and is focusing more on natural gas, particularly in light of increasing energy demand in Europe following recent geopolitical tensions. The disciplined management has positively impacted the stock's performance, yet there are concerns about its lack of catalysts and the volatility of gas prices in Europe. While some analysts are bullish due to the company’s high free cash flow yield and attractive dividend, others suggest caution, noting that it may not be a compelling long-term hold given the current macroeconomic environment.

Consensus

Mixed

Valuation

Fair Value

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PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Oct 7/05. Up 10%.) Have holdings in western Canada, France and Australia. Currently in negotiations with Exxon to acquire more land in France. They understand the sustainable model for oil/gas royalty trusts.

BUY

A nice steady, good quality trust. Should continue to move up.

TOP PICK

More than half of their assets are outside of Canada which is unusual. Known for very innovative and profoitable investments in high growth development plays. Liked their acquisition of Glacier Energy. Good price.

TOP PICK

Income trusts have been hammered down, so the price is good. A very well run company. Reserve life of about 10 years. A low cost producer. International assets. 8% yield.

TOP PICK

Good management that has gone out and grown the company. Have recently announced that they are in exclusive negotiations with Exxon Mobile (XOM-N) for some properties in France to match up with their currently owned assets there. International focus.

BUY

A gas weigted trust primarily off shore. The gas story continues to be quite attractive. Expect to see distribution increases before the end of the year.

TOP PICK

Likes it because it is geographically diversified. Located in Canada, France, Netherlands and Australia. Modest debt levels. Very strong management. At about a 50% payout so they can increase it. Have an interest in a junior oil/gas in North Africa and Glacier drilling for coal bed methane in Alberta and these are not reflected in the price.

BUY

Good quality and excellent track record. Have done some things that are somewhat unique in the Cdn oil/gas trust market by going outside Canada, such as the Netherlands and Australia at lower prices.

BUY

Great story. Relatively low debt level. International focus.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Jan 21/05. Up 19%.) Unique in the royalty trust sector. Has 2 legs outside of canada, Europe and Australia.

TOP PICK

A little different than a lot of the other energy trusts with a payout ratio of about 60% using 40% to rebuild reserves. Also goes outside of Canada to buy reserves.

BUY

This trust stands out amongst royalty trusts. It has western Canadian assets but also has some international assets in Europe, France, offshore Australia. Also have some interests in some junior oil and gas plays.

BUY

Has done a number of very accretive moves. Have a number of proerties in France. Has been relatively quiet as far as performance goes, trading in around the $19/20 over the last year. Well managed. Market seems to have ignored it.

BUY

Has a lower payout ratio in the 60% range. Have done some innovative things. Has plateaued out. Good management/assets.

TRADE

Perform very well. Operating profits have been a success. Target is 18.25 dollars.

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