RE:Altagas mentioned in Motley Fool. Exactly what was told for months but 60% of the EBITDA come from Utilities ( see last presentation).
Another point not mentionned is the annual saving ot $ 22 M from reduced interest costs for many years to come with $ 1 ,7 B issued notes. during 2020.
And what about the 74% ownership coming soon of Petronas to add to
earn an estimated $185-million of normalized EBITDA in 2021, prior to operational synergies. In addition, by optimizing the marketing contract portfolios and logistics, together with supply chain efficiencies and potential cost savings, AltaGas also estimates there to be an opportunity for approximately $30-million of annual synergies, which the company will plan to take steps to substantially achieve in the first year and be fully realizing these on arun-rate basis at the end of 2021. Revenues to be include in the Altagas financial report.with this 74 % ownership.
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cttglvr wrote:
I don't put too much merit in Motley Fool but this was interesting
With most of its revenues (about 75%) coming from the regulated utility assets, AltaGas (TSX:ALA) is another top TSX stock offering a monthly dividend. AltaGas’s regulated utility business generates growing and predictable cash flows and drives its dividends.
Meanwhile, its midstream business is witnessing stellar growth, thanks to the contributions from RIPET (Ridley Island Propane Export Terminal). RIPET has added significant value to AltaGas’s midstream operations and is driving robust volume growth.
AltaGas’s rate base growth, cost-reduction measures, and strong exports in its midstream operations provide a strong underpinning for growth.
AltaGas expects its consolidated utilities rate base to increase by approximately 8-10% annually through 2024, implying that its utility segment is likely to generate healthy growth over the next several years and support its dividend payments. AltaGas pays a monthly dividend of $0.08, reflecting a dividend yield of over 5%.