Enbridge Inc.

NYSE:ENB Stock Report

Market Cap: US$118.3b

Enbridge Management

Management criteria checks 4/4

Enbridge's CEO is Greg Ebel, appointed in Jan 2023, has a tenure of 3.33 years. total yearly compensation is CA$24.39M, comprised of 8% salary and 92% bonuses, including company stock and options. directly owns 0.036% of the company’s shares, worth $42.82M. The average tenure of the management team and the board of directors is 2.8 years and 4.3 years respectively.

Key information

Greg Ebel

Chief executive officer

CA$24.4m

Total compensation

CEO salary percentage8.05%
CEO tenure3.3yrs
CEO ownership0.04%
Management average tenure2.8yrs
Board average tenure4.3yrs

Recent management updates

Recent updates

Seeking Alpha • Apr 28

Enbridge: Pay The Premium, It's Worth It In The Long Run

Summary Enbridge merits a Strong Buy rating, supported by resilient, regulated cash flows and a premium-worthy business model. ENB's 98% of EBITDA derives from take-or-pay or regulated contracts, shielding it from commodity price volatility and ensuring reliable earnings. Significant growth projects and recent regulated utility acquisitions underpin both capacity expansion and sustainable dividend growth. With a 5.3% forward yield and potential for dividend increases near historical averages, ENB offers compelling income and low-volatility upside. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Apr 22

Enbridge: An Equity Bond Amid Market Turbulence

Summary Many investors probably want a hiding place with the ongoing turbulence in both the stock and bond markets. Enbridge Inc. stock is an appealing idea as an equity bond due to several reasons. Its remarkable history of consistent dividend payments – similar to the coupons from bonds – demonstrates the durability of its moat. The ENB yield is almost 6%, with an average 7% annual growth projected in the years ahead. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Apr 11

Enbridge: Tune Out The Noise And Buy High Yield

Summary Enbridge offers a 6.3% dividend yield, supported by 95% of cash flows from regulated or long-term contracts, ensuring stability across economic cycles. Despite near-term concerns like tariffs, ENB’s diversified asset base and strong U.S. exposure position it well for long-term growth. ENB's strategic acquisitions and organic growth have delivered predictable cash flows, with management guiding for continued DCF/share growth. At the current price and a price-to-cash flow of 10.4, ENB presents an attractive opportunity for income and total return investors. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Mar 29

Growth Prospects And Valuation Justify Attractive Upside For Enbridge

Summary Enbridge, a midstream/pipeline company, has shown consistent growth since 2018, with a 91.9% stock increase, though slightly underperforming the S&P 500. Major investments in 2024, including a $19 billion acquisition and $5 billion in growth projects, position Enbridge for significant future growth. Enbridge has a $26 billion secured capital program and potential $50 billion in growth opportunities in North America, particularly in the natural gas space. Despite higher leverage, Enbridge's strong cash flow and attractive valuation justify a 'buy' rating, with expected growth in distributable cash flow and EBITDA for 2025. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Mar 22

Enbridge: I Prefer A Mix Of 7% Preferred Dividends And Common Shares

Summary Enbridge's preferred shares are highly attractive due to their strong coverage, requiring only 3% of pre-dividend DCF to cover preferred dividends. The Series 3 preferred shares offer a current yield of approximately 7.02%, with the dividend rate reset every five years based on the Canada bond yield. Enbridge's common shares also provide a robust dividend yield (~6%) and potential capital gains, making a mix of common and preferred shares a sensible investment strategy. The preferred dividends are exceptionally well covered, ensuring a low payout ratio and stability, even with potential future interest rate changes. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Mar 05

Expect A 10% Annual Return On This Enbridge Preferred Stock

Summary Enbridge stockholders should consider that this Enbridge preferred stock is very likely to provide a better total return than Enbridge common stock over the next 2.5 years with less risk. This Enbridge preferred stock is my favorite reset-rate preferred stock in the market and probably the best-preferred stock overall in the market. Its current yield is very hefty relative to other “qualified dividend” paying preferred stocks with the same BBB- investment grade credit rating. But more importantly, its super strong reset rate will likely drive its price from $22.62 to nearly $25.00 over the next 2.5 years providing nearly a 10.50% annual return. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Feb 15

Enbridge: Why I Prefer The Preferreds Again, Downgrading Common

Summary Enbridge is a steady but slow grower with 3% dividend growth expected over the next couple of years, possibly increasing to 5%. Enbridge common shares are downgraded to Hold due to recent price increase, making preferred shares more attractive for income over the next six years. Preferred shares Series L, Series 1, and Series 5 are rated Buy, with Series L becoming more attractive due to its nearest reset date. A "higher for longer" interest rate scenario increases the attractiveness of resettable preferreds as a hedge against inflation and higher rates. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Feb 08

Enbridge: Well-Rounded To Maintain Stellar Dividend Yield

Summary Enbridge (ENB) is a Strong Buy due to favorable market conditions, robust growth projects, and a solid 6% forward dividend yield. The "drill, baby, drill" policy and increasing energy demand, especially from data centers, position Enbridge to capitalize on market trends. Enbridge's disciplined capital allocation and $27 billion growth backlog ensure stable financial outcomes and future EBITDA and free cash flow growth. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Jan 30

Enbridge: Time To Take Some Profit

Summary We have been bullish on ENB for the past 1~2 years. The factors underpinning our bullish thinking included the power demand from AI applications and its attractive valuation. Now, we feel these factors have run their course. AI-driven power demand growth is already priced in, with tech giants (e.g., Microsoft and Google) all taking concrete steps to diversity their energy suppliers. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Jan 22

Enbridge In The Crossfire: Navigating Tariff Risks And Dividend Stability

Summary Enbridge faces geopolitical risks with potential US tariffs on Canadian energy exports, making profit-taking a prudent strategy amid uncertainty. Trump's tariff threats are serious, reflecting past actions on Canadian steel and aluminum, signaling potential trade disruptions. Enbridge's earnings are significantly tied to Canada-US oil and gas trade, with 43% of crude oil and 16% of natural gas segments exposed. Canadian energy stocks underperformed due to tariff threats, suggesting a strategic move to reduce risk and capitalize on current high valuations. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Jan 13

Enbridge Preferreds Deliver: Where We Are Going Next

Summary We had previously recommended two Enbridge Preferred shares for low-risk income. We go over the performance of those and tell you why we sold every last share. We examine Enbridge's 2025 guidance and opine on those shares as well. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Dec 28

Enbridge: 6.6-7% Yielding Preferred Shares While Common Stock Provides Capital Gains Exposure

Summary Enbridge's strong financials and excellent preferred dividend coverage make a hybrid investment strategy of common shares and preferred securities appealing. Enbridge's DCF performance is impressive, with a projected DCF of C$12B-C$12.9B in 2025, ensuring robust dividend coverage. The Series L preferred shares offer a 6.6% yield, with potential for higher rates upon reset in 2027, making them attractive. Writing put options on Enbridge could be a strategic move, leveraging increased volatility for potentially favorable purchase prices. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Dec 22

Enbridge: Dividend Champion Deeply Undervalued

Summary Enbridge's stock and preferred shares are strong buys, offering attractive dividend yields of 6.5% and 7%+ respectively, backed by solid fundamentals and growth prospects. The company's diversified growth projects and strong financial metrics ensure stable cash flow and dividend safety, with a forecasted 9% adjusted EBITDA growth. ENB's valuation is compelling with a fair value estimate of $52.40, presenting a 27% upside potential from the last close of $41.37. Potential risks include the energy transition towards renewables, commodity price fluctuations, and interest rate impacts on Enbridge's substantial debt. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Dec 13

Enbridge: My Second Largest Investment For Double Digit Compounding

Summary Enbridge is my second largest portfolio investment. I expect to pocket double digit returns each year as I hold ENB. In this article, I explain why ENB could be viewed as a timely choice for prudent long-term investors, where extra safety does not come at the expense of decent returns. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Nov 26

Enbridge: Dividend Play For Retirees And Income Investors, Yielding Over 6%

Summary Enbridge is a top pick for income investors due to its extensive energy infrastructure, 29 years of consecutive dividend growth, and a yield exceeding 6%. A pro-energy Trump administration and lower interest rates are expected to benefit ENB, enhancing its profitability and ability to refinance high-rate debt. ENB's diversified operations in crude, natural gas, and renewables, along with its wide moat, position it well for future growth amid increasing energy demand. Despite risks like environmental spills and high debt, ENB's strong Q3 results and growth projections make it an attractive investment for income-focused portfolios. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Nov 10

Enbridge: You 'Ain't Seen Nothing Yet'

Summary Enbridge's 6.2% yield and 29-year dividend hike track record make it a reliable income source, with $27 billion in growth projects enhancing its future potential. A potential tailwind from $6.5 trillion in money market funds could drive investors to high-quality dividend stocks like Enbridge as interest rates decline. Enbridge's mission-critical North American energy infrastructure and strategic expansions in natural gas and offshore pipelines position it well for long-term growth. Despite past performance concerns, Enbridge's current valuation and growth trajectory make it an attractive investment for income and growth-focused investors. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Nov 02

Enbridge: Time To Lock In A 7% Yield In U.S. Dollars

Summary Enbridge reported a very robust set of Q3 results, confirming the preferred dividends enjoy an excellent coverage ratio. The Series 5 preferred shares offer a 6.96% preferred dividend yield in USD. I'm planning to write put options on the common shares and further expand my position in preferred securities. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Oct 08

Enbridge: Valuations Starting To Look Frothy (Rating Downgrade)

Summary Enbridge stock has recently outperformed the S&P 500 and its energy sector peers. The market is increasingly confident in Enbridge's utility-like earnings profile, affording substantial clarity to its growth prospects. The AI-driven upcycle has also benefited its outlook, lifting its valuations markedly higher. I explain why ENB's valuations have surged to frothy levels relative to its sector peers, which suggests that easy money has likely been made. With my bullish thesis on ENB playing out, I explain why it's timely to turn more cautious and wait for a better opportunity. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Oct 01

Enbridge: This 6.5%-Yielding Dividend Aristocrat Is Still Buyable Now

Summary Enbridge is just outside of my portfolio's top 20 holdings. The midstream juggernaut's adjusted EBITDA climbed higher in the second quarter. ENB enjoys investment-grade credit ratings from the major rating agencies. The midstream operator's shares could be priced at a 7% discount to fair value. The Company could be positioned for strong annual total returns for the foreseeable future. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Sep 14

Enbridge's New Preferred Shares Yield 8.65%, But I'm Not Interested

Summary Enbridge's new Series 4 preferred shares offer a quarterly floating dividend based on the three-month Canada Government bond rate plus 238 bps. The initial dividend yield is 8.65%, but future dividends may decline as short-term interest rates decrease. Series 4 shares are speculative, relying on short-term interest rates, while Series 3 offers a fixed yield for five years. I prefer the stability of Series 3 over the speculative nature of Series 4 at current price levels. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Sep 04

Enbridge: A Fat Pitch 7.0% Yield With A Growth Catalyst

Summary Enbridge reported strong Q2 results with moderate EBITDA and distributable cash flow growth. The company's diversified energy portfolio and solid dividend coverage profile make it a reliable income investment, in my opinion. Data Centers' energy demand is a key growth driver, boosting Enbridge's EBITDA and distributable cash flow prospects. Despite regulatory risks, Enbridge's solid financials and attractive valuation offer strong prospects for long-term dividend growth. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Aug 26

Enbridge: A Buy Above, A Hold Below 8% Yield

Summary Enbridge stock has performed well since I last covered it, with a total return of nearly 34% in 10 months, slightly underperforming the S&P 500. Financial metrics show an increase in net debt and tangible invested capital due to the Dominion deal. Share dilution and financing costs from the Dominion deal are currently weighing on ENB's earnings. I think that ENB should be able to report very good results in Q1 and Q2 of 2025 due to the addition of earnings from the acquired entities. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Aug 18

Enbridge Dividend Yield Supported By Strong Expansion

Summary Enbridge is undergoing a repositioning, expanding both its utilities segment with $14 billion in acquisitions, and its Gulf Coast operations with more than $10.2 billion in capital spend. Strong acquisition and expansion profile, and it is focusing on building out stable utility cashflows and potential upside through Gulf Coast capacity. Secular tailwinds in liquids from both 500 Mbbl/d in expansion in the WCSB, and continued Permian dominance in US oil output. 6.9% Dividend Yield, with the firm targeting 10-12% yearly shareholder returns overall. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Aug 04

Enbridge: I'd Like To Lock In A 7.4% Preferred Dividend Yield

Summary Enbridge's Q2 results showed strong performance, with well-covered preferred dividends and high distributable cash flow. Enbridge announced terms of preferred dividend reset for Series 3 shares, offering a 7.39% yield on cost for the next five years. I plan to initiate a long position in Enbridge's Series 3 preferred shares due to the attractive yield and visibility offered by fixed rate preferred shares. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Jun 20

Enbridge And Our Digital Future

Summary Enbridge's connection to our digital future is underestimated. Our digital transformation (e.g., crypto, AI technology, etc.) is pushing our energy demand rapidly. ENB is one of the best-positioned players to help us meet such energy demand. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Jun 07

Enbridge: A 7.5% Yielding Buy And Hold Forever Dividend Aristocrat

Summary Enbridge is one of my highest conviction high-yield ideas, making up 7% of my net worth. Enbridge is an industry legend, a dividend aristocrat with risk management in the top 1% of global companies according to S&P. Enbridge has strong financial health, a secured growth backlog, and investments in renewable energy projects, positioning it for long-term sustainable income growth. Management is guiding for 5% long-term growth, potentially for decades, driven by the green energy transition and 50% growth in European Offshore wind. Enbridge is 11% undervalued, offering a 22% potential upside over the next year, and 50% over the next three years, all while providing some of the lowest-risk ultra-yield on Wall Street. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha

CEO Compensation Analysis

How has Greg Ebel's remuneration changed compared to Enbridge's earnings?
DateTotal CompensationSalaryCompany Earnings
Dec 31 2025CA$24mCA$2m

CA$7b

Sep 30 2025n/an/a

CA$6b

Jun 30 2025n/an/a

CA$6b

Mar 31 2025n/an/a

CA$6b

Dec 31 2024CA$24mCA$2m

CA$5b

Sep 30 2024n/an/a

CA$6b

Jun 30 2024n/an/a

CA$6b

Mar 31 2024n/an/a

CA$6b

Dec 31 2023CA$19mCA$2m

CA$6b

Sep 30 2023n/an/a

CA$3b

Jun 30 2023n/an/a

CA$4b

Mar 31 2023n/an/a

CA$2b

Dec 31 2022CA$728kn/a

CA$3b

Sep 30 2022n/an/a

CA$5b

Jun 30 2022n/an/a

CA$5b

Mar 31 2022n/an/a

CA$6b

Dec 31 2021CA$674kn/a

CA$6b

Sep 30 2021n/an/a

CA$6b

Jun 30 2021n/an/a

CA$6b

Mar 31 2021n/an/a

CA$6b

Dec 31 2020CA$701kn/a

CA$3b

Sep 30 2020n/an/a

CA$2b

Jun 30 2020n/an/a

CA$2b

Mar 31 2020n/an/a

CA$2b

Dec 31 2019CA$706kn/a

CA$5b

Compensation vs Market: Greg's total compensation ($USD17.86M) is about average for companies of similar size in the US market ($USD14.67M).

Compensation vs Earnings: Greg's compensation has been consistent with company performance over the past year.

CEO

Greg Ebel (61 yo)

3.3yrs
Tenure
CA$24,388,263
Compensation

Mr. Gregory Lorne Ebel, also known as Greg, had been an Independent Director of Baker Hughes Company (formerly known as Baker Hughes, a GE company), LLC since May 10, 2019 until January 25, 2023. He served...

Leadership Team

NamePositionTenureCompensationOwnership
Gregory Ebel
President3.3yrsCA$24.39m0.036%
$ 42.8m
Patrick Murray
Executive VP & CFO2.8yrsCA$5.81m0.0020%
$ 2.4m
Reginald Hedgebeth
Executive VP of External Affairs & Chief Legal Officer2.3yrsCA$5.67m0.000010%
$ 11.8k
Colin Gruending
Executive VP & President of Liquids Pipelines4.6yrsCA$6.47m0.0081%
$ 9.6m
Cynthia Hansen
Advisor13.3yrsCA$7.10m0%
$ 0
Maximilian Chan
Senior Vice President of Operationsless than a yearno data0.00091%
$ 1.1m
Melissa LaForge
Senior VP & Chief Accounting Officer2.8yrsno data0.00036%
$ 425.9k
Joseph Gollapalli
VP & CTOno datano datano data
Scott Arndt
SVP & Chief Information Officerno datano datano data
Laura J. Sayavedra
Senior VP of Safety2.3yrsno data0.0025%
$ 2.9m
Marlon Samuel
Vice President of Investor Relations & Insuranceno datano datano data
Lisa Wilson
VP & Chief Compliance Officerno datano datano data
2.8yrs
Average Tenure
56yo
Average Age

Experienced Management: ENB's management team is considered experienced (2.8 years average tenure).

Board Members

NamePositionTenureCompensationOwnership
Gregory Ebel
President9.3yrsCA$24.39m0.036%
$ 42.8m
Douglas Foshee
Independent Director1.3yrsCA$448.46k0.00031%
$ 366.7k
Steven Williams
Independent Chairman of the Board4yrsCA$700.01k0.0015%
$ 1.8m
Susan Cunningham
Independent Director7.3yrsCA$478.49k0.00016%
$ 189.3k
Mayank Ashar
Independent Director4.8yrsCA$453.60k0.0029%
$ 3.5m
Teresa Madden
Independent Director7.3yrsCA$485.83k0.00025%
$ 295.7k
Theresa B. Jang
Independent Director2yrsCA$448.60k0.00076%
$ 899.0k
S. Rowe
Independent Director4yrsCA$452.71k0.0017%
$ 2.0m
Stephen Poloz
Independent Director5.9yrsCA$477.23k0.000080%
$ 94.6k
Gaurdie Banister
Independent Director4.5yrsCA$474.85k0.00098%
$ 1.2m
Jason Few
Independent Director4yrsCA$470.29kno data
Manjit Minhas
Independent Director2.5yrsCA$448.60k0.000020%
$ 23.7k
4.3yrs
Average Tenure
67yo
Average Age

Experienced Board: ENB's board of directors are considered experienced (4.3 years average tenure).

Company Analysis and Financial Data Status

DataLast Updated (UTC time)
Company Analysis2026/05/07 20:01
End of Day Share Price 2026/05/07 00:00
Earnings2025/12/31
Annual Earnings2025/12/31

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Analyst Consensus Estimates+3 years
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Market Prices30 years
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Ownership10 years
  • Top shareholders
  • Insider trading
Management10 years
  • Leadership team
  • Board of directors
Key Developments10 years
  • Company announcements

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Analyst Sources

Enbridge Inc. is covered by 47 analysts. 7 of those analysts submitted the estimates of revenue or earnings used as inputs to our report. Analysts submissions are updated throughout the day.

AnalystInstitution
Harshit GuptaAccountability Research Corporation
John EadeArgus Research Company
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