Enbridge recently closed the acquisition of Questar from Dominion. The deal will further enhance its stable cash flow and growth profile.
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Enbridge is one of North America's largest midstream companies. Enbridge is diversifying its business so that it can adjust as the world works toward a clean energy future.
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Enbridge is a North American midstream giant with plans to change its business along with the changing energy landscape. Enbridge is in the middle of buying a trio of natural gas utilities.
Enbridge achieved strong Q1 2024 results with a double-digit YoY increase in adjusted EBITDA. The company is focused on new acquisitions, growth opportunities, and increasing returns through tolling agreements. Enbridge has an impressive portfolio of assets and is investing heavily in future growth, while maintaining a high dividend yield.
Intel is making investments in its high-tech manufacturing capacity that should soon start delivering returns. Enbridge is continuing to invest in a future that will likely rely on natural gas as a key source of energy.
Pipeline companies generate lots of stable cash flow to pay dividends. Enbridge has increased its roughly 7.5%-yielding payout for almost 30 straight years.
Enbridge is a midstream/pipeline company with steady cash flows and attractive distributions. Despite a decline in revenue, Enbridge's profitability metrics remain strong, with rising cash flows. The company is focused on growth through acquisitions and capital expenditures, while also returning capital to shareholders.
With a significant portion of its assets being contracted by shippers for the long term, Enbridge's (ENB) business model is less exposed to volatility in oil and gas prices.