Enbridge

ENB

Market cap $106B

TC Energy benefited from positive results in 2Q25, beating estimates, with EBITDA guidance being modestly raised, and the current capex remaining static. Enbridge has vast scale across oil, gas, utilities and renewables. Enbridge's strategy is to focus on a steady dividend, coupled with modest growth. Earlier in the year, ONEOK missed 7-8% on EBITDA, which hurt performance for the company.

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Enbridge moves almost a third of North America's crude and is plugged into every major LNG corridor, so the company sits in the middle of major energy bottlenecks. With fully utilized assets, growing EBITDA, and a Dividend Aristocrat status, ENB looks like an infrastructure play that is set to benefit from strong secular tailwinds. In this article, I explain what makes Enbridge so attractive and end up discussing its valuation, suggesting why it can currently be considered a buy.

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