Jana:
The majority of the company's earnings come from its six FERC-regulated interstate natural gas pipelines all backed by long-term ship-or-pay contracts.
Ardelle:
The company has managed to increase its distribution for 16 consecutive quarters coupled with a 6% increase in the most recent quarter.
Gwen:
The dropdown of this asset will provide a nice boost to TCP's earnings.
Daphne:
The ANR pipeline is a major pipeline which moves from the U.S. state of Michigan all the way down to the Gulf Coast.
Brigette:
Most importantly, TransCanada owns 100% of the ANR pipeline which has yet to be dropped down.
Lasandra:
Once these assets have been dropped down, this should provide a significant boost to TransCanada's earnings.
Mignon:
TransCanada has committed to dropping down all of its U.S. natural gas pipeline assets to TCP over time with significant assets remaining to be dropped down.
Janice:
Most of its assets branch out from Canada going to Cushing, the Gulf Coast, or other major oil centers.
Teressa:
However, with that said, I personally tend to prefer companies that are more focused on reducing their share count then they are on increasing it.
Han:
At the same time, the weighted average of all common shares outstanding increased by roughly 3%. This represents a modest growth in share count over a one year period.
Transcananda Pipelines (NYSE:TRP)
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