Thread regarding Enbridge Inc. layoffs

We are rich...in debt.......

For those who are not reading financial statements, I will leave these numbers especially to those who holds a lot of enb stocks.

Market cap as of late $73b

Total debt $66b as of June

Cash $494m

Interest rates - rising

How are we able to declare dividends and service the debt at the same time?

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Debt went up and wages for executive on Average increased 47% in 2017 from year previous.

Great reward for WTF performance!!

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Post ID: @2yll+W0vCuYb

Releasing more shares is like playing with Monopoly money. The CEO and EVPs really don't have a clue that they are in debt up to their eyeballs and more shares are not the answer. If you look at their credit rating they would not be able to get a Sears credit card. The stock is undervalued and likely to remain so for a long time.

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Post ID: @1tif+W0vCuYb

Don't forget ENB added 1 Billion shares to the float, diluting the company badly.

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Post ID: @1zxy+W0vCuYb

Yeah right, you do realize that every company will go under first before the government does because it will still collect taxes no matter what. If your pension or savings is heavily tied to enb stocks you better think long and hard before keeping them the same. The government is now hiring more but enb is still doing reorgs and layoffs (like a person who can’t make up his/her mind on what to do). In reality the layoffs are not gonna end because 2 big companies cannot simply maintain all the workforce that had combined. For those who still thinks the merger, just search for how much the executives make as they are the only winners in this game called money game.

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Post ID: @qaq+W0vCuYb

Just following the government financial model

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