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  • Leonard 

    I’d be interested to see further analysis of this company. It appears to be swimming in debt compared to other utilities, increasingly negative free cash flow, high P/E, high P/B, high debt to equity, and already up substantially since it’s March 2020 low. I would love to add more green stocks, but this one sounds risky at this point in time. What am I missing? Can they grow their way out of this in the near to medium term? I want to “green” my portfolio over time with stocks like this — green companies I sincerely wish to succeed, but only when the price is right and they make an attractive investment. I’m willing to be convinced otherwise, but I still don’t see that INE fits the bill yet.

    • TSI Research 

      Thanks for your feedback, Leonard. We continue to like Innergex as a buy given its diverse mix of hydroelectric, wind and solar power. That diversity, along with plenty of long-term contracts, provides stable cash flows for distributions. That also lets this utility firm continue to build up its operations.

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