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Tuesday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades

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Tuesday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades
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Analysts have adjusted their ratings on ARC Resources following Shell's $22-billion acquisition announcement, with several citing fair valuation and limited chances for competing bids. Some analysts view the deal as strategically beneficial for Shell, particularly in relation to its integrated natural gas operations and potential LNG Canada Phase 2 development. Meanwhile, Telus Corp. received a rating upgrade to "buy" due to improved industry pricing discipline and expected positive developments on capital spending and asset sales.

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ShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountInside the Market’s roundup of some of today’s key analyst actionsTD Cowen analyst Aaron Bilkoski thinks Shell plc’s (SHEL-N) $22-billion deal to acquire ARC Resources Ltd. (ARX-T) “fairly values” the Canadian company under his current commodity price outlook. While he acknowledges the possibility of competing offers, he seems other bids as “a low probability event,” leading him to move his rating for ARC shares to “sell” from “hold” previously.“The implied acquisition price of $32.80 equates to transaction metrics of 5.6 times 2027 estimated EV/DACF [enterprise value to debt-adjusted cash flow] or a 10-per-cent 2027 sustaining FCF [free cash flow] yield,” he explained.

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