$CIGI

Scotiabank cuts Colliers stock price target on 2026 guidance risk

Scotiabank reduced its price target for Colliers International (CIGI) to $130 from $145, citing potential downside risk to 2026 estimates. The firm maintains a Sector Outperform rating but sees risks to Q4 estimates and 2026 guidance. CIGI's stock has fallen 43% over the past year, trading at $93.07. Scotiabank's revised estimates are slightly below consensus. BMO Capital maintained an Outperform rating with a $148 target.

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Published Oct 28, 2026, 12:20 PM UTC
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Decision brief

The 30-second read

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Why it matters

The key trading takeaway is the shift in estimate risk from 2026 to 2027, implying traders may focus on longer-dated earnings durability and rate-driven revenue assumptions.

02

Market read

A sell-side target cut tied to guidance-reset risk can affect positioning and expectations into the next earnings date, even without a stated Q3 miss.

03

What to watch

The target cut is based on model revisions and valuation multiple assumptions; actual guidance language and segment performance at the Nov. 4 report could diverge from the low-teens growth thesis.

Relevance 6/10Novelty 5/10Timing: ahead of Colliers’ Nov. 4, 2026 earnings report

Background

Scotiabank lowered its valuation for Colliers by reducing the 2026 price target while keeping a Sector Outperform rating.

Company-level read

Ticker impact

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Context

Scotiabank cut Colliers’ 2026 price target to $130 from $145, citing guidance-reset risk and potential low-teens EBITDA/EPS growth.

Expected impact

Likely near-term pressure as traders weigh a guidance-reset narrative and reprice 2027 multiple risk.

Evidence & confidence

The article is a direct sell-side target cut tied to specific guidance-risk assumptions, which can influence positioning ahead of the next earnings print.

Market effects

Signals heightened caution toward commercial real estate services and capital-markets-linked revenue sensitivity to higher rates.

No specific regional spillover beyond US-listed analyst sentiment.

Limited, as the catalyst is company-specific guidance-risk framing.

Counterpoint

The note says a Q3 miss is not expected, and Capital Markets could provide upside, which may limit downside if results beat.

Key entities

  • Colliers International Group Inc.

    NASDAQ-listed commercial real estate services firm discussed as the subject of the price-target cut.

  • Scotiabank

    Issued the price-target reduction and guidance-risk thesis.

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