ENB raises its dividend for 30 straight years, fueled by stable cash flows and a strong midstream energy footprint.
Enbridge (ENB) closed at $45.02 in the latest trading session, marking a -2.07% move from the prior day.
Conservative capital spending by upstream players and gradual shifting to renewables may hurt the demand for midstream players' assets. Enbridge (ENB), Kinder Morgan (KMI), The Williams Companies (WMB) and MPLX are surviving the industry challenges.
Enbridge remains a top income play, boasting a 6%+ yield, decades of dividend growth, and robust YTD performance. ENB's diversified business—pipelines, utilities, renewables—offers low-risk, stable cash flows, with 98% of EBITDA secured by contracts. Record Q1 2025 results and a $28B capital program position, ENB to benefit from surging energy demand, especially from data centers and AI.
Enbridge trades at a premium valuation, while stable cash flows and a C$28B project backlog support long-term strength.
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ENB's investment-grade customer base,over 95% with strong credit ratings,fuels predictable cash flows and shields shareholders from energy market volatility.
Enbridge (ENB) closed the most recent trading day at $45.82, moving -1.5% from the previous trading session.
The pipeline stocks are a great place to get dividends (yield and growth) at a nice discount.
ENB's take-or-pay contracts anchor 98% of its EBITDA, shielding earnings from energy market swings and inflation.
Enbridge delivered strong Q1 2025 earnings results. But its latest dividend declaration and inventory data provide even stronger signals for its fundamental operations. Dividend growth remains robust in the last quarter with a 3% CAD increase.
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