-- 独立系調査会社CFRAは、に対し、以下の調査レポートを提供しました。CFRAのアナリストは、以下のように見解をまとめています。ENBは第1四半期の調整後EPSが0.98カナダドルとなり、市場予想を0.04カナダドル上回りました。調整後EBITDAは58億カナダドルで前年同期比横ばい、営業キャッシュフローは23%減の23億カナダドルとなりました。分配可能キャッシュフローは39億カナダドルで前年同期比2%増加し、事業運営上の逆風にもかかわらず、堅調なキャッシュ創出能力を示しました。同社の多角的な事業ポートフォリオは、セグメントごとに業績が異なり、ガス輸送セグメントとガス配給・貯蔵セグメントはそれぞれ7,900万カナダドルと1億900万カナダドルのEBITDA増を記録しました。一方、液体パイプラインセグメントは、幹線パイプラインの利益分配の増加とライン9の通行料の減少により、3億1,800万カナダドルの減少となりました。経営陣は、2026年の調整後EBITDAガイダンスを202億~208億カナダドル、1株当たりDCFを5.70~6.10カナダドルと再確認し、2026年以降は年率5%の成長を見込んでいる。プロジェクトのバックログは400億カナダドルに拡大し、10億カナダドル増加、年間100億~110億カナダドルの成長設備投資を支える一方、最近承認されたプロジェクトには、トレス・パラシオス拡張とベクター・パイプライン拡張が含まれる。
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