ENB Stock Recent News

According to new research from The Motley Fool, Enbridge (ENB -0.81%), one of the biggest pipeline operators in the world, is now also one of the largest publicly traded energy companies. Its market cap recently surpassed $100 billion.

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WHARTON, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Anax Power (www.anaxpower.com), whose proprietary technology generates clean power from natural gas, without combustion, has signed Operating Agreements with Enbridge (www.enbridge.com) to install its Anax Turboexpander System (“ATE”) at locations in Pennsylvania and Ontario, Canada. The projects will add up to 1.5 megawatts (MW) of clean energy capacity to Enbridge's system at Hamilton, Ontario and up to 2MW in Pennsylvania. This emissions-free power will be con.

ENB's take-or-pay contracts anchor 98% of its EBITDA, shielding earnings from energy market swings and inflation.

Enbridge fails key quality metrics: high debt, slow growth, high capex, unsustainable dividends, and significant shareholder dilution create a value-destructive 'Quintuple Vortex.' Some income statement and cashflow statement issued are elaborated. A meaningful turnaround would require management to prioritize aggressive debt reduction and improved capital allocation before shares become attractive for long-term investors.

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Enbridge delivered strong Q1 2025 earnings results. But its latest dividend declaration and inventory data provide even stronger signals for its fundamental operations. Dividend growth remains robust in the last quarter with a 3% CAD increase.

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