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Transalta Corp (TA.TO)

19.52
+0.09 (0.46%)
as of Jun 19, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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BUY
Transalta vs. Transalta Renewables Transalta, becuse it's cheaper, and it owns 40% of TR anyway. They just announced a plan to transition away from coal and gas into wind and power. It trades at 8x EBITDA, whereas TR is 13x.
BUY

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. It has shown a strong quarter reporting 7 cents per EPS vs the expected 5 cents. EBITDA has increased 39% with free cash flow increasing 55%. Shares trade at 8x EV to EBITDA, which is in the middle of their historic range. The momentum is encouraging. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

HOLD
For a TFSA or RRSP? A decent income stock. She owns some utilities. They're transitioning out of coal. Continue to hold it. She holds growth stocks in an RRSP for the sheltering. A cash account is the best place to hold an income stock so you can take advantage of the dividend tax credit.
BUY
Can charge more for assets because of the SCC decision, so they'll be more highly regarded. It's fine.
PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Jan 28/20, Up 22%) Gives him exposure to renewable infrastructure. TA has rebounded since the pandemic. TA is viewed as Alberta power, but it also co-owns subsidiary Transalta Renewables (wind and solar power generation). You get the rest of TA for free, really, if you strip out T-Renewables. The price of electricity has really come back recently which has boosted shares. This is undervalued and he still likes it.

COMMENT
Owns Transalta renewables. The utility sector as a whole suffers from being not too cheap, fairly leveraged and so he would prefer to get companies that have better cashflow.
BUY
Just had a strong Q2 and reinforced their guidance. There's an extra $3 of value here. Brookfield just made an investment. Has a great balance sheet. Renewables are a hot area, too. With their cash, they can buy back lots of shares. Trading at a 15% free cash yield vs. 9% from its peers.
TOP PICK
Has a $12 price target. Brookfield owns a portion and will buy more. Its ESG score has risen. It's a turnaround story and underowned. Good for renewable exposure. (Analysts’ price target is $10.97)
BUY
It does not pay much of a yield, so it generally is ignored. They are modeling 6% growth in cash flow per share. The balance sheet is in good shape. They are buying back shares. Not his favorite name, but has upside to $11.
HOLD
It has had a good bounce this year. Brookfield has been brought in (now holding 5% of the stock) and holds a couple of board seats. The true value is $11-$12, he thinks. He likes the hydro generation assets on the renewable trend. Yield 2.5%
SELL
He prefers ALA-T to this one at these levels. Nothing is going to move this one materially higher in the next while.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Oct 03/18, Up 11%) Doing what it is supposed to do. Dull and boring. He likes their hydro assets and Brookfield has bought into a convertible bond, equivalent to about 5% of the stock outstanding and may add another 5% in the future. Management wants to buy back stock. It should be a $9-$10 stock.
WEAK BUY

It's been smashed in the past five years, dropping from the mid-teens to around $5-6, and cut their dividend. They made some bad calls when Alberta de-regulated and they let their transmission lines go. But they have turned around. The dividend could rise in coming years and it could move to $12. He prefers Capital Power.

PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick May 03/18, Up 30%) They did a good job of highlighting value in their hydro assets. They are buying back stock but he would prefer they increased the dividend more. This is a good entry point again.
DON'T BUY
It is difficult. It is southern Alberta. It has been in transition for a bit and still seems to be. He would not feel comfortable in the sector until things look better in Alberta.
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