TSE:WTE

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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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.

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Cautious
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Fair Value
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BUY ON WEAKNESS
As long as the coal side is active and has some potential growth, this is one that you want to have. Would like to see it back to $20.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jan 28/10. Up 198.62%.) Still likes.
HOLD
Great infrastructure asset. Largest coal handling facility in the western Hemisphere. No debt. Fully valued. Would be a Buy in the $20.50 to $21 range. 7% yield.
PARTIAL SELL
Infrastructure play, particularly if you have a good outlook for coal that goes through their terminal. Yield of about 7%. Not cheap. If you own consider taking some profits.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Stock price reflects a lot of good news but in order for it to go higher, they would have to expand their capacity, which will take a number of years. Would consider in the $20 range.
BUY
A Slight decrease in payout after conversion. Has liked it for the past 6 months and still like it. They are under levered. He likes the story. It has outperformed because everyone is looking for yield. At a 52 week high. Distribution is sustainable.
WAIT
Great trust - has done very, very well. Trading in a trend, which is fantastic. Then a breakout above that trend. It may pull back below the mid ’08 high. Probably not a great entry point.
HOLD
Recently announced their conversion terms, which is confusing to many. Your concern should only be with the future of coal. They are operating beyond capacity. Should continue to pay a good dividend.
STRONG BUY
Have a really important asset on the west coast where coal gets shipped through. Have some growth and capacity that will continue to come on. Expect it will be taken out at some time.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Well managed and really linked in to metallurgical coal. Rather than pushing the coal through the terminal, they mix it, which is where they make the margins. Try to Buy on a 5% pull back.
PAST TOP PICK
(Top Pick Nov 3/09, Up 93%) It passes through coal. It has a huge yield. If Coal prices fall, or steel prices fall, or if another terminal was put up, it could cause this one to drop.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Wishes he owned it. Was concerned about Chinese imports of coal. China and South Korea or increasing their imports of Coal. They will maintain their distribution at the same level after conversion. If it went down 20$ ($17) he would be a buyer.
HOLD
Excellent chart. Demand for coal will continue to increase. Good, long-term hold.
HOLD
Has had a pretty nice run. No debt. Announced they are going to be a stapled unit, which could create a bit of risk in that it is not known what CRA is going to do about it. A growth with income element, which he likes and long-term.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Sept 11/09. Up 70%+.) This one fits into the long life asset category. Generates a great yield and have growth in their capacity. Still a Buy.
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