TFI International Inc.
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See all $TFII insider activity →Citi analyst Ariel Rosa sees a favorable risk-reward setup in North American transportation stocks ahead of Q3 earnings, citing recent declines and positive company outlooks. He upgraded XPO to Buy and adjusted price targets for CNI, CP, and TFII. Desjardins analyst Jerome Dubreuil notes Canadian telecoms face challenges from low growth and AI shopping agents, but sees pricing discipline as encouraging.
Canadian analysts show selective optimism, favoring gold miners and energy sectors, while retail and transportation see cautious outlooks. Key updates: Allied Gold (AAUC:CA) maintained Outperform at C$39.00, Aritzia (ATZ:CA) rated Buy at C$180.00, Athabasca Oil (ATH:CA) downgraded to Sell at C$12.00, and Cenovus Energy (CVE:CA) sees mixed target revisions.
Stifel maintained a Hold rating and $160 price target on TFI International (NYSE:TFII). The firm sees data centers as a multi-year growth opportunity for select transportation companies, estimating $5.3B in freight spending by 2026. Landstar and TFI's Daseke subsidiary are cited as primary beneficiaries. Landstar reported Q2 2026 revenue of $1.43B, beating estimates but missing on EPS.
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Citi analyst Ariel Rosa sees a favorable risk-reward setup in North American transportation stocks ahead of Q3 earnings, citing recent declines and positive company outlooks. He upgraded XPO to Buy and adjusted price targets for CNI, CP, and TFII. Desjardins analyst Jerome Dubreuil notes Canadian telecoms face challenges from low growth and AI shopping agents, but sees pricing discipline as encouraging.
3 min readCanadian analysts show selective optimism, favoring gold miners and energy sectors, while retail and transportation see cautious outlooks. Key updates: Allied Gold (AAUC:CA) maintained Outperform at C$39.00, Aritzia (ATZ:CA) rated Buy at C$180.00, Athabasca Oil (ATH:CA) downgraded to Sell at C$12.00, and Cenovus Energy (CVE:CA) sees mixed target revisions.
2 min readStifel maintained a Hold rating and $160 price target on TFI International (NYSE:TFII). The firm sees data centers as a multi-year growth opportunity for select transportation companies, estimating $5.3B in freight spending by 2026. Landstar and TFI's Daseke subsidiary are cited as primary beneficiaries. Landstar reported Q2 2026 revenue of $1.43B, beating estimates but missing on EPS.
2 min readTFI International (TFII) will release Q3 2026 earnings on Oct. 29 after market close, followed by a webcast with management. The company operates in transportation and logistics across North America, serving LTL, truckload, and logistics segments. TFII is listed on NYSE and TSX.
1 min readTFI International Inc. (TFII) announced a quarterly dividend of $0.47 per share, payable October 15, 2026, to shareholders of record on September 30, 2026. The company operates in transportation and logistics across North America.
1 min readRBC Global Asset Management's Scott Lysakowski, overseeing $25.6B, remains optimistic about Canadian equities. His PH&N Dividend Income Fund, with 17.6% YTD returns, added Alimentation Couche-Tard (ATD.TO) and Cenovus Energy (CVE.TO), citing growth prospects, and sold Telus (T.TO) due to free cash flow pressures.
3 min readBrookfield, TFI in Focus Futures tracking Canada's blue-chip stocks were muted on Tuesday, as investors assessed corporate earnings and monitored developments in the Middle East conflict. The TSX finished Monday with a flourish, gaining 199.04 points to 35,568.14. September futures were flat early Tuesday. The Canadian dollar poked ahead 0.1 cents to 70.9 cents U.S.
3 min readCanada’s TSX rose 181.56 points to 35,749.70 on Tuesday, led by tech and telecom. Celestica and TFI beat adjusted Q2 estimates, while miners and energy firms including First Quantum and Cardinal Energy are set to report after the bell. Brookfield raised about $2 billion for a Middle East-focused private equity fund. TSX Venture fell 2.3%.
5 min readCanada’s TSX rose by noon EDT, up 98.15 points to 35,266.29, led by tech and consumer stocks. Celestica and TFI International beat Q2 adjusted earnings, with shares up 6.6% and 4.5%. First Quantum and Cardinal Energy were set to report after the bell. Brookfield raised about $2 billion for a Middle East-focused private equity fund. Sherwin-Williams jumped 8% after Q2 results.
7 min readTFI International (NYSE:TFII) reported Q2 earnings of $1.34 per share, below the $1.60 consensus, and sales of $1.654 billion, below the $2.216 billion consensus. The company forecast Q3 adjusted EPS of $1.70-$1.80. Shares rose 4.4% to $152.29, and analysts revised price targets after the results.
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