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To own SECURE Waste Infrastructure, you need to believe in the durability of its waste and energy infrastructure cash flows and its ability to manage sector and regulatory risks. The latest quarter’s higher sales and earnings, plus guidance for Adjusted EBITDA near the top of 2026 expectations, support the near term catalyst of closing the GFL acquisition, while not meaningfully changing the key risk around long term exposure to oil and gas activity.
The most relevant recent development alongside these results is the pending acquisition by GFL Environmental at C$24.75 per share, approved by shareholders and expected to close in the second half of 2026. For investors, the combination of strong Q2 performance, reaffirmed growth capital of C$100 million, and progress toward the GFL deal brings the catalyst timeline into clearer focus while leaving longer term regulatory and environmental cost risks very much in play.
Yet even as the numbers look solid, investors should be aware that...
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SECURE Waste Infrastructure's narrative projects CA$262.9 million revenue and CA$254.0 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how SECURE Waste Infrastructure's forecasts yield a CA$19.92 fair value, a 16% downside to its current price.
Four members of the Simply Wall St Community see fair value anywhere between C$19.92 and C$60.86, showing how far apart views can be. Set this wide spread against SECURE’s reliance on oil and gas waste volumes and you can see why it helps to weigh several different risk views before deciding how its performance might evolve.
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