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Parkland Fuel Corp (PKI-T) is currently experiencing a volatile period, with various analysts expressing mixed views on its future. Some experts believe that PKI is beginning to show signs of improvement, potentially breaking out of its downtrend and benefiting from U.S. tariffs and a falling CAD, which can enhance earnings. However, others point out its cyclical nature and significant leverage, raising concerns about long-term growth prospects. Additionally, internal management conflicts and activist investor pressure have added to the uncertainty surrounding the stock. Analysts suggest that while PKI presents some attractive valuation opportunities, it may struggle to compete with larger players in the market, such as Alimentation Couche-Tard (ATD). Overall, stakeholders should remain cautious and monitor developments closely.
(Note the short timeframe.) Trying to find a floor here. Part of his broader energy call.
Sounds counterintuitive, but WFG and trees are going to be beneficiaries. US still needs them, just going to pay higher prices.
GRT.UN is a good name. PKI works well here. Materials sector, with a name like NTR.
There's even a part of the TSX that does well with a falling CAD, as earnings get amplified.
He has owned it. It's volatile, making tops and bottoms with breakdowns. It's now basing, which is good; maybe this will break above $36. Wait and see.
Correction for most of this year, gave back over half of its previous move and that's pretty significant. Started to pick up in last week or so, looks as though it wants to break out of a downtrend. Ideally, want to see it get above $40.
It is an OK company with cash flow but has not received respect. It has tried to improve its operations and cut costs but it is a cyclical business. It is quite leveraged.
Owns in balanced income fund, hasn't worked this year. Down 20% before dividends, not great. Volatile fuel prices, consumer not spending as much. Dividend grower for many years. Management in fight with major shareholder. Ridiculously cheap valuation, share price should have found a floor. Could be subject of an acquisition.
Likes energy, and this is showing signs of improvement. Moved above 50-day MA for the first time since start of the year. Likes the setup, and seems to be turning around technically. If he's correct about our place in the cycle, this name should work at least till the end of the year and likely into the start of next. Yield is 3.91%.
(Analysts’ price target is $51.83)Hands down, slam dunk in favour of ATD. Bigger and better. Scale is a significant advantage, especially on sale of fuel. Better at merchandising. More diverse global footprint. Amazing serial acquirer. Hunting big game with bid for 7-Eleven.
PKI has an activist investor rattling its cage for some time, with no resolution in sight. Activists usually get involved when assets are being mismanaged or under-managed, or management team's off course. Not earning same profits as ATD, despite similar end-markets.
The dividend is safe but their long-term growth is a question mark.
Not a baby Couche-Tard, as PKI depends more on fuel. Internal struggle between owners. If you don't own, buy ATD instead on a pullback. If you do own, sit tight and wait for drama to play out. Not worth the risk.
Smaller than ATD, but they have refining capacity to make it interesting, so they can send fuel to their locations. He has preferred PKI over ATD, but got out after the company replaced some executives with talk of M&A. He's watching it.
Refining operation has been an overhang. Somewhat cyclical. Better opportunities elsewhere in the energy space to generate income. See her Top Picks.
It has provided a 5 to 7% return per year over the long term. It is on the retail side of energy but has some commodity exposure. It has debt and needs to get the level down. Pays a 3 1/2% dividend.
Parkland Fuel Corp is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol PKI-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (PKI-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:PKI or PKI-T
In the last year, 10 stock analysts published opinions about PKI-T. 4 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 4 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is . Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Parkland Fuel Corp.
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10 stock analysts on Stockchase covered Parkland Fuel Corp In the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2025-02-27, Parkland Fuel Corp (PKI-T) stock closed at a price of $36.41.
Should work regardless of tariffs. It's being pushed to unlock value. A few $$ to be earned from low-hanging fruit. Market sees EPS growing 15% over next 2 years, trading at 9x. Idiosyncratic name, not tethered to news headlines, with a nice dividend. Yield is 3.8%.
(Analysts’ price target is $48.70)