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    Sam Burwell

    Vice President and Equity Research Analyst at Jefferies

    Sam Burwell is a Vice President and Equity Research Analyst at Jefferies, specializing in coverage of the Basic Materials sector with a focus on companies such as Cheniere Energy, Callon Petroleum, Concho Resources, Pioneer Natural Resources, and Diamondback Energy. He covers 33 stocks and maintains a strong track record with a 62% success rate and an average return of 15.6% per rating, ranking among the top 1,000 Wall Street analysts on TipRanks. Burwell began his career as an Associate Analyst at UBS Securities from 2021 to 2022 before joining Jefferies, where he has quickly advanced to a VP role. He holds relevant securities licenses and professional credentials required for equity research analysts in the financial industry.

    Sam Burwell's questions to South Bow (SOBO) leadership

    Sam Burwell's questions to South Bow (SOBO) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Sam Burwell from Jefferies asked for characterization of South Bow's organic and inorganic growth opportunities, including the balance between Canada and the U.S., and questioned how cash flow from the Blackrod project would be allocated.

    Answer

    President and CEO Bevin Wirzba noted that the company is maturing a large list of opportunities, with a recent increase in prospects on the Canadian side. He clarified that after covering dividends and interest, the priority for cash flows from Blackrod and other sources is to meet deleveraging targets, while maintaining a consistent annual growth capital budget of roughly $100-$130 million.

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    Sam Burwell's questions to ENBRIDGE (ENB) leadership

    Sam Burwell's questions to ENBRIDGE (ENB) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Sam Burwell from Jefferies Financial Group Inc. asked about Enbridge's appetite for developing a new greenfield gas pipeline in Canada to serve a pending LNG project.

    Answer

    President & CEO Gregory Ebel and EVP of Gas Transmission Cynthia Hansen confirmed they are well-positioned with assets like the certified Pacific Trails pipeline project and strong indigenous partnerships. However, they stressed that any such project would need to offer superior returns compared to existing assets to compete for capital, given the company is not 'opportunity poor'.

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