★ Analysts see FY2026 revenue reaching $15.9B — +5.0% growth in a single year.
What Moves the Stock
01Coastal GasLink project execution: $14.5B pipeline to LNG Canada facility, with completion timeline and cost overruns directly impacting 2026-2027 cash flow inflection
02FERC rate case outcomes: Modernization of natural gas pipeline ROE methodology affects ~40% of asset base, with potential 50-100 bps ROE changes
03Keystone XL and Southeast Gateway project sanctions: New growth projects needed to sustain 5-6% dividend growth beyond 2027
04Credit rating actions: Maintaining BBB+ (S&P) / Baa2 (Moody's) is critical for accessing investment-grade debt markets at reasonable spreads given $42B net debt
05Canadian dollar fluctuations: ~70% of assets are CAD-denominated while stock trades in CAD, but US earnings translation creates FX sensitivity
06Natural Gas Pipelines (~55-60% of EBITDA): Transportation fees from NGTL system, TC PipeLines, Great Lakes Gas, and Mexican assets under long-term contracts
07Liquids Pipelines (~25-30% of EBITDA): Keystone system tolls, Grand Rapids pipeline, and Marketlink terminal revenues
08Power & Storage (~10-15% of EBITDA): Bruce Power nuclear generation (Ontario), natural gas storage facilities, and pump storage assets
dividend - TC Energy offers 6.0%+ dividend yield with 26-year consecutive increase track record…
Rising rates have mixed impact.
Watch on earnings: Western Canada Sedimentary Basin natural gas production volumes: Drives NGTL system utilization and expansion opportunities, AECO-Henry Hub natural gas basis differential: Wider spreads increase demand for TC's export pipeline capacity to move molecules to premium markets, Canadian oil sands production growth: Determines Keystone system utilization and potential expansions.
One Sentence Summary:
TC Energy: the story is balanced — coastal gaslink project execution: $14.5b pipeline to lng canada facility, with completion timeline and cost overruns directly impacting.
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