
TSE:WCP
This summary was created by AI, based on 41 opinions in the last 12 months.
Whitecap Resources (WCP) is generally viewed positively by analysts following its successful acquisition of Veren Energy (VRN), significantly expanding its production capacity and assets in the Montney and Duvernay regions. Many experts highlight that the company is well-managed and has a sustainable dividend yield, providing a solid return on capital. Opinions on pricing strategies and stock performance indicate a consensus that while the stock may reach new highs, there are concerns about the overall oil market direction, with most experts suggesting that current prices may decline. Despite volatility in oil prices, the WCP's fundamentals, including its strong cash flow and operational efficiency, position it favorably among Canadian oil producers, making it an attractive hold for income-focused investors.
Great example of brilliant execution but it has the support of a very healthy dividend yield and he thinks there is a strong argument to see the dividend growth coming out. Of all the dividend players, he would rank this as #2. Has one of the lowest, if not the lowest payout ratios in the sector. Tremendous assets in the Cardium as well as exposure to the fabulous Montney play in Northeast BC and western Alberta. Below $10 it is a pretty good buy. (See Top Picks.)
Oil/gas exploration in Western Canada. Strong player in west central Saskatchewan especially in the Dogsland Viking area. Also, in the west central Alberta area with Pembina (PPL-T) which is Cardium gas. Also, an active hedger and lock in their net backs. Dividend yield of 6.11%. Cheap at 4.7X 2013 cash flow. Payout ratio is under 100%.
Very good story. Management is very focused on costs and returning capital. Quarter after quarter they have been beating and exceeding expectations. If there were a yield play she would want in the smaller cap space, it would be this one. The only knock against it is that it is currently yielding about 6.5%, which is lower than Crescent Point (CPG-T). With oil coming down, it might be a buy at a slightly lower level but you could pick some up at this point and by more as time goes on..
(A Top Pick July 16/12. Up 68.08%.) This recommendation was based that they would be converting to a dividend paying company which they did. If you are looking for dividend yield this is one of the most sustainable models.