Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp., through its
subsidiaries, engages in the generation, distribution, and transmission utility
assets in North America. The company generates and sells electrical energy
through a portfolio of non-regulated renewable and clean energy power
generation facilities. It owns or has interests in hydroelectric facilities
with a combined generating capacity of approximately 120 megawatts (MW); wind
powered generating facilities with a combined generating capacity of 700 MW;
and solar energy facilities with a generating capacity of 30 MW, as well as
interests in thermal energy facilities with an installed generating capacity of
approximately 335 MW. The company also owns and operates electricity, natural
gas, water distribution, and wastewater collection utility systems to
approximately 489,000 connections. It serves approximately 93,000 electric
connections; 292,000 natural gas connections; and 104,000 regulated water
distribution and wastewater collection connections in the states of California,
New Hampshire, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Massachusetts, Missouri, Arizona,
Arkansas, and Texas. The company was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in
Oakville, Canada.
Details of my purchase:
Some ratings for AQN:
Yahoo: Mean
Recommendation 1.9, 1y Target Est CA$ 10.72
Reuters:
Mean Rating 1.89
At today's exchange rate, this purchase 300 shares of AQN
will increase € 83.91 ($ 94.67) of my expected annual net dividend income and
will increase my portfolio's projected annual net dividend income to €
9,200.00. With purchase price CA$ 11.78 plus commission (CA$ 6.00) my starting
yield on cost is 4.72%.
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ReplyDeleteThe only thing that would scare me is the payout ratio of 137%. EPS of 0.28 Anu Div 0.39
Hi DC, yeah you are right, now the payout ratio is pretty high, but I suppose that in the future EPS will grow comfortably.
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DH
Interesting buy Hawk. Can't find this in many portfolios:) I think payout ratio is moving in better direction as we speak. Adjusted Net Earnings $0.31 per common share for the first six months of 2016. That would make about 68% payout.
ReplyDeleteInteresting buy...I agree with Dividend Lord, you don't see Algonquin mentioned alot in investors' portfolios. I started looking at Canadian companies as well...currently the one I like is Toromont Industries...was going to start looking at Emera and Capital Power. I also like the geographical diversification you have in your portfolio.
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