Fortis Inc.
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See all $FTS insider activity →Fortis (TSX:FTS), a Canadian utility company, reported Q2 net profit of $396M, up 3% YoY, with EPS at $0.78. The company trades at $75.59, up 6% YTD, with a 3.4% dividend yield. Fortis plans $28.8B in capital investments through 2030, aiming for 4-6% annual dividend growth. The company's stable cash flow and essential services make it a steady dividend stock.
The article highlights three Canadian stocks with a history of dividend growth: Fortis (TSX:FTS) with a 3.26% yield and 52 years of increases, Canadian National Railway (TSX:CNR) with a 2.09% yield and 30 years of growth, and Bank of Nova Scotia (TSX:BNS) with a 3.64% yield and a recent dividend increase.
Simply Wall St reports Fortis (TSX:FTS) released Q2 2026 earnings and confirmed dividends on its common and preferred shares. The stock was about CA$78.24, with 30-day return -4.32%, YTD +9.81%, and 1-year total shareholder return +15.81%. A valuation narrative estimates fair value at CA$81.63 and cites planned grid and renewables investment, while noting regulatory and capital-funding risks.
Over the past 7 days, alphai's AI scored 2 news stories mentioning FTS (Fortis Inc.). Coverage has skewed bullish: 2 bullish, 0 neutral, and 0 bearish.
Recent FTS coverage spans earnings, financial news and mergers & acquisitions.
Earnings beat modestly and capital investment guidance support dividend outlook.
Stable dividend growth supports long‑term income investors; no immediate price catalyst.
The article frames valuation as modestly undervalued versus a stated fair value, but highlights regulatory-return and capital-spend funding risks.
Regulated-growth earnings visibility remains intact via a $5.6 billion 2026 capital plan and 7% rate-base growth through 2030, but near-term EPS is tempered by finance costs and regulatory lag.
Analyst forecast lift is modest and consensus price target is unchanged, implying limited incremental repricing risk near term.
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Fortis (TSX:FTS), a Canadian utility company, reported Q2 net profit of $396M, up 3% YoY, with EPS at $0.78. The company trades at $75.59, up 6% YTD, with a 3.4% dividend yield. Fortis plans $28.8B in capital investments through 2030, aiming for 4-6% annual dividend growth. The company's stable cash flow and essential services make it a steady dividend stock.
3 min readThe article highlights three Canadian stocks with a history of dividend growth: Fortis (TSX:FTS) with a 3.26% yield and 52 years of increases, Canadian National Railway (TSX:CNR) with a 2.09% yield and 30 years of growth, and Bank of Nova Scotia (TSX:BNS) with a 3.64% yield and a recent dividend increase.
3 min readSimply Wall St reports Fortis (TSX:FTS) released Q2 2026 earnings and confirmed dividends on its common and preferred shares. The stock was about CA$78.24, with 30-day return -4.32%, YTD +9.81%, and 1-year total shareholder return +15.81%. A valuation narrative estimates fair value at CA$81.63 and cites planned grid and renewables investment, while noting regulatory and capital-funding risks.
6 min readFortis (FTS) reported Q2 2026 net earnings of C$396 million, up C$26 million year over year, and EPS of C$0.78. Capital expenditures were C$2.7 billion through June, with a C$5.6 billion 2026 plan. Management reiterated 4% to 6% dividend growth through 2030 and cited Tilbury LNG Phase 1B approval and a 9.75% ROE request in an Arizona rate case.
7 min readFortis Inc. (TSE:FTS) reported Q2 results with revenue CA$2.9b, 2.8% above analyst predictions, and statutory EPS of CA$0.78, 3.0% above expectations, according to Simply Wall St. Analysts now forecast 2026 revenue of CA$13.6b (up from CA$13.1b) and EPS of CA$3.62 (from CA$3.61). Consensus price target remains CA$81.63.
4 min readScotiabank analyst Robert Hope discussed “Frenzied Friday” in energy infrastructure, citing constructive outlooks for Enbridge (ENB), Fortis (FTS), Pembina (PPL) and TransAlta (TA). Hope raised FTS’s target by $1. Pembina Q2/26 adjusted EBITDA was $1,064m vs $1,080m estimate. Separately, Evercore and BofA assessed U.S. equity rally and S&P 500 valuation risk.
5 min readFortis Inc (TSX: FTS) reported second-quarter EPS of $0.78 on July 31, 2026, versus a $0.76 consensus estimate, a 2.6% beat, according to the earnings report. The company has beaten estimates in 3 of the last 4 comparable quarters. The article also cites approval of the Tilbury LNG expansion.
2 min readFortis, the St. John’s-based parent of Newfoundland Power, reported Q2 earnings of C$396 million versus C$284 million a year earlier. The company said year-to-date earnings were C$897 million, up C$14 million versus the prior first half. Fortis shares rose to 78 cents from 76, according to the article.
1 min readSimply Wall St discusses Fortis (TSX: FTS) amid a valuation premium and funding concerns. It cites Q2 2026 EPS of CA$0.78 and trailing net profit margin of 14%, with Q2 revenue CA$3,403m and net income CA$501m. The article contrasts regulated growth and capex plans with regulatory and financing risks affecting returns and timing.
6 min readFortis Inc. (FTS) reported Q2 2026 net earnings of CAD 396 million, or CAD 0.78 per share, and H1 EPS of CAD 1.76. It invested CAD 2.7 billion toward a CAD 5.6 billion 2026 capital plan and reaffirmed 7% average annual rate base growth through 2030 and 4%-6% dividend growth. British Columbia approved FortisBC Tilbury LNG Phase 1B for about CAD 2 billion rate base investment; construction could start mid-2027.
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