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PEPSICO INC. $156 is a hold. The soft drink maker (Nasdaq symbol PEP; Consumer sector; Shares outstanding: 1.4 billion; Market cap: $218.4 billion; Dividend yield: 2.8%; Takeover Target Rating: Medium; www.pepsico.com) has agreed to sell a 61% controlling stake in its Tropicana juice business to… Read More

Updating our High-Growth payers: Pembina Pipeline

PEMBINA PIPELINE CORP. $38 is a buy. The company (Toronto symbol PPL; High-Growth Dividend Payer Portfolio; Utilities sector; Shares o/s: 550.0 million; Market cap: $20.9 billion; Divd. yield: 6.6%; Divd. Sustainability Rating: Above Average; www.pembina.com) operates pipelines that carry half of Alberta’s conventional oil and almost all of B.C.’s… Read More

Pembina Pipeline Corp. yields 7.4%

Pembina Pipeline Corp. yields 7.4%

This company’s payout looks safe due to secure cash flow from its long-term contracts.

A recent acquisition should also help diversify its operations, and add to its earnings and cut its costs.

PEMBINA PIPELINE, (Toronto symbol PPL; www.pembina.com) operates pipelines that carry half of Alberta’s… Read More

High-quality projects add to their appeal

High-yielding utilities Brookfield and Pembina remain great choices for income-seeking investors. Not only do their dividends look sustainable, but their new projects set the stage for more increases over the next few years.
BROOKFIELD RENEWABLE PARTNERS L.P. $58 is a buy. Through units in the partnership (Toronto symbol… Read More

These renewables offer exceptional outlooks

Most of Pembina’s pipelines operate under long-term contracts, with Innergex’s renewable energy projects also selling their power under long-term government-guaranteed agreements. That helps lower risk for both firms in today’s uncertain economy. Meanwhile, their investors tap sustainable yields. While that adds to the appeal of Pembina and… Read More

Enjoy a sound 8.2% yield from Pembina Pipeline

Enjoy a sound 8.2% yield from Pembina Pipeline

A high dividend yield can indicate a dividend cut is possible, but this company’s payout looks safe due to secure cash flow from its long-term contracts.

A recent acquisition should also help diversify its operations, add to its earnings and cut its costs.

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