Pembina yields a high 6.5%

PEMBINA PIPELINE, $41.10, is a buy. The company (Toronto symbol PPL; Shares outstanding: 550.3 million; Market cap: $22.9 billion; TSINetwork Rating: Average; Dividend yield: 6.4%; www.pembina.com) last increased its dividend by 3.6% with the October 2022 payment. Pembina now pays a quarterly dividend of $0.6525 a share. The new… Read More

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Pembina offers growth and income

Most of Pembina’s pipelines operate under long-term contracts. That helps lower the company’s risk in today’s uncertain economy. Meanwhile, Pembina’s investors tap a high, sustainable yield. That adds to the stock’s appeal and also supports its share price.
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New projects will spur their dividends

These pipeline operators get most of their cash flow from regulated businesses. Plans to expand those operations should give them more room to raise dividends in 2023.
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Deal sets up Pembina for more gains

Pembina Pipeline recently put its natural gas-processing facilities in Western Canada into a new joint venture with private equity firm KKR. It will use cash it received through the deal to pay down debt and buy back shares. That should push up the stock. At… Read More