AGL Resources, Inc. (NYSE:GAS)
An energy services holding company whose principal business is the distribution of natural gas in six states - Florida, Georgia, Maryland, New Jersey, Tennessee and Virginia.
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defensive play
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Good numbers. Beneficial regulatory environment.
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Trades at its fair value estimate using the Graham formula ($39) and offers a nice 4.9% dividend.
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Good growth and earnings.
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I like utilities in 2010 and this is one of my holdings.
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Natural gas is the future
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Look at that chart!
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High yield, stable business
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This stock is included in the Morningstar "Dividend Portfolio," which I use as my core stock group. I highly suggest anyone interested in dividend income take a look at this grouping of quality income producing stocks.
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Good opportunity for dividend growth to go along with a favorable regulatory environment.
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3 to 5 star stock in one year.
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5-Star stock within 5% of 52-week low
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This is a stock trading at 13-week lows and appears to be bottoming out at this point. I expect within the next 30 days for some of these picks to be up over 28% and some down by 15%. But in the end the stocks that will outpreform are the one necessary to live the others will loss
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sounds like a potental by out opption
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AGL Resources, Inc., an energy services holding company, principally distributes natural gas in Florida, Georgia, Maryland, New Jersey, Tennessee, and Virginia. It operates in four segments: Distribution Operations, Retail Energy Operations, Wholesale Services, and Energy Investments. Note: This area of the US is growing exponentially, look for usage to explode and this company to do well.
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Small Southern energy company that just keeps on keeping on
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six months
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Natural Gas distributor in the southern states. Can't beat this, especially when dividends are factored in.
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AGL Resources, Inc. operates in the natural gas distribution and marketing sector. With operations in six states, particularly the greater Atlanta, which happens to be one of the nation’s best places to operate a utility business, thanks to its growing population and increasing demand per customer.
The natural gas distribution industry in the US is expected to grow by 2.9% in 2007, due to increase in the natural gas consumption. The company will benefit from such rise in consumption, mainly due to its presence in the urban and comparatively more developed areas.
AGL is contractually attached with 12 regulated gas marketing companies, thus its Georgia operations are expected to garner financial stability. Further, these relations will prove as a shield against the bad-debt expenses as the sales made to these companies are sufficiently backed by collaterals or letter of credit.
The company’s policy is to charge fix rate each month to customers regardless of the gas usage. This keeps the company’s revenues stable in spite of any dip in demand either due to rise in gas prices or warm weather.
However, AGL is spending a substantial amount of cash to repair its distribution system and make it compliant with environmental regulation. It will need to file rate cases to recover the costs with state regulatory bodies. In the event of an unfavorable decision its earnings can experience a votality. Nevertheless, the geographical location can provide the stock a fair run in the time to come.
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