Is Crescent Point Energy’s 7% Yield Sustainable?

This Fool gives CPG a thumbs up.

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Are you looking for a yield that essentially doubles the rate of return of a long-term government bond? Look no further than Crescent Point Energy (TSX: CPG). Yielding about 7.0% based on its latest monthly dividend of $0.23 per share, this oil-heavy producer is certainly worth considering. With core assets based in the Bakken on both sides of the border being supplemented with production from assets acquired in Utah last year, cash flowed at a record level this past quarter.

One thing investors must always question with a yield this high is whether or not it is sustainable. After looking over the operations at Crescent Point Energy, Motley Fool analyst Taylor Muckerman has faith that this yield level will be maintained, at the very least. On top of that, reserves per share have been growing at an 18% clip per annum for the last 11 years. With asset security like this and the cash flow potential the company most recently displayed, don’t be surprised if Crescent Point turns out to be a big winner in the Canadian energy scene.

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Fool contributors Joel South and Taylor Muckerman do not own shares in any companies mentioned at this time.  The Motley Fool does not own shares in any companies mentioned at this time.

 

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