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TSX:PPL (Pembina Pipeline Corporation)

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Pembina Pipeline is midstream company serving the Canadian and North American ( primarily Bakken) markets with an integrated product portfolio. The firms' assets include pipelines and gas gathering, as well as assets across fractionation, storage, and propane exports.
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