Minggu, 21 September 2008

TransCanada Financials

TransCanada’s high debt to equity ratio and exposure to Lehman’s meltdown prompted me to examine TransCanada in comparison with industry peer Enbridge, Denali Pipeline partners ConocoPhillips and BP, and North Slope producer ExxonMobil. (click to enlarge)


It looks like TransCanada is highly leveraged and not very profitable. What’s not clear to me is exactly how TransCanada would swing the funding for the $40B Alaska Gas Pipeline. Without a successful open season what would they borrow against? If interest rates go up (and they will) will TransCanada plan still turn a profit?

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