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Westshore Terminals Inc. (WTE.TO)

42.61

-0.23 (0.54%)

as of Jul 20, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jul 20, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 1 opinions in the last 12 months.

Westshore Terminals Inc. (WTE-T) is currently experiencing significant uncertainty, particularly due to a proposed rail merger in the United States that could impact its operations. Experts express concerns that if shipping volumes are diverted to other ports, Westshore may face challenges. While some analysts believe the company will ultimately be fine, they recommend a cautious approach, advocating for a 'wait and see' strategy before making any investment decisions. The stock has shown volatility, bouncing within a defined range, but it offers a decent dividend yield, which may attract income-focused investors. Overall, the outlook is mixed, and it is advisable to monitor developments closely for clearer indications of future performance.

Consensus

Cautious

Valuation

Fair Value

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BUY

Has been a winner in the Asian demand for metalurgical coal play. Benefits by both greater throughput in their terminals and, as well, the tolls that it charges are tied, to a degree, to the price of coal.

WEAK BUY

Have recently renegotiated their contracts and revenue is now linked to Canadian realized coal prices for Fording, their major shipper. Coal prices have just been announced and are double over 2004. A lot of upside and a lot has been priced into this fund. Thinks prices will stay fairly strong.

BUY

Key drivers are the high spot price on coal and expectations that coal prices will go higher. Expect they will be able to put through some tonnage increases in 2005.

HOLD

A reasonable distribution for next year would probably be around $1.20/1.25 which is a substantial increase from what they have been paying for the last 4/5 years. Volumes and coal prices will be going up.

BUY

Because the price of coal is expected to remain high, 2005/2006 looks pretty decent. Distribution could be in the neighbourhood of $1.20 in 2005.

BUY

Reasonably optimistic on this. Coal prices include some spot prices as high as $130, but the trusts are pricing coal at $100. Be careful as the throughput to China is going to drive the price.

BUY

Ina very sweet spot because it is the terminal that coal goes through to Japan. Coal is a very cyclical business, so not a BUY & HOLD.

BUY

Just signed a contract with another coal producer which will increase the volume throughput. This increases the stability of distributions.

DON'T BUY

6 1/2% yield is pretty small. Good company. Has been a lot of consolidation in the coal industry and the revenue stream can be interupted by strikes, storms, etc.

HOLD

Comfortable with this trust, but wouldn't buy any more.

BUY

The boom of steel in China has created a demand for coal. 3 ways to play coal is Fording, Labrador Iron Ore and Westshore Terminal. All three are good.

BUY

One way to play Fording Coal. The price of coal is rising.

BUY

At about 11.5% cash on cash yield, which is pretty good value. Have secured the supply of coal into its terminals. Good price.

BUY

Priced reasonably well. Don't expect a lot of capital appreciation.

BUY

Current deal means stabilization of their terminal usage.

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