Nutrien Ltd. (NTR.TO) Buy, Sell or Hold

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Nutrien Ltd. (NTR.TO)

89.35

+2.36 (2.71%)

as of Jun 30, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 30, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 24 opinions in the last 12 months.

Nutrien Ltd. (NTR) is viewed favorably by several experts, highlighting its stability and potential for growth amid fluctuating fertilizer prices primarily affected by geopolitical events. The company's strong capital allocation strategy, improvement in farmer balance sheets, and consistent dividend payments are seen as attractive aspects. Despite facing some volatility due to its commodity nature, many analysts believe that Nutrien is positioned well for the long term, particularly with earnings expected to grow and a competitive edge in the agriculture sector. There is also a sense of optimism regarding its valuation, with some analysts suggesting that the stock is entering a new upward trend following a period of stagnation. While there are concerns about potential overvaluation in the near term, overall sentiment remains positive, with suggestions to buy during dips.

Consensus

Buy

Valuation

Fair Value

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PARTIAL SELL

When something is in such short supply, the price can go a lot higher. He trimmed about 1/3 of his position, and he's holding the rest. Likes it long term. Dividend will be increased. The run north of $130 won't last forever, so he's watching closely.

TRADE

Not cyclical like car companies, etc. Being a fertilizer company it is considered agricultural. Fertilizer is co-related to the price of wheat and other grains which can keep rising. Regarding the question on the strike at CP, there should be little effect on Nutrien at this time. Sept./Oct. would be different since that is the harvest season.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Has owned this many years. It's had a good run lately because of rising fertilizer prices driven by the Russian war. She continues to hold it, but won't chase it. Would add only on pullbacks. Rising demand for proteins is a future driver. If you hold a lot of shares, take some profits.

BUY

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. The supply shortage will help the stock in the near term. Weighting and exposure should be kept in mind while the stock rises. There is still some room to go probably. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

BUY

It was a top pick two months ago. It is in the agricultural space, a strong group with some influence coming from the Ukraine/Russia conflict. There is a shortage coming in the fertilizer market and Nutrien is a leader in this space with dividend growth and upgraded earnings estimates. Stay with it as part of the hold your winners theme.

HOLD

Great Canadian business. ROC over time is not as great as others. But now in the sweet spot, as it can raise prices and capture this inflationary environment. Going to benefit from higher prices. Great team. Strength of commodity cycle will dwarf CEO issues.

TOP PICK

We're facing inflation risk, and you need to protect against it. So own companies that can increase prices. Ag sector is one of the leaders right now. Seeing volume growth. Upside to earnings. Yield is 2.45%, likely to grow high single digits for the next number of years. (Analysts’ price target is $104.91)

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Feb 10/21, Up 34%) Thinks company has had a good return in an over-valued market. Rising commodity prices have helped company. Demands for seeds will only increase. Expectation is for another dividend increase. Two previous exiting CEO's is a negative aspect.

DON'T BUY

The PE is high. Fertilizers are in demand, and poor crops across the world will drive further demand. BHP may take another run at NTR, but the government may resist this (he doubts governments will approve a takeover). There are better valuations elsewhere in agriculture like AG Growth.

COMMENT

It looks good for a trade. The last little pullback helps. It is a dominant player in the fertilizer business. Fertilizer prices are at a record high.

PARTIAL SELL

Doubts about a BHP takeover, as government won't let our potash go to foreign hands. Supply disruptions, high input costs, export restrictions, strong demand. It doesn't get better than that for potash pricing. Time to take profits? CEO departure concerning.

DON'T BUY

Two CEOs departed in 8 months. Concern that fertilizer prices will soften in the second half this year. Ridiculously cheap at 8.4x. Outstanding growth rate last year. Great run, good dividend, future buybacks. Beat street by 20%, farmers' balance sheets are sound. Still, better opportunities elsewhere.

TOP PICK

Capable CEO will be found. Assets will be there regardless. Pullback is buyable. Absolute bonanza of positives: high cash crop prices, flooding, sanctions elsewhere. They'll make a boatload of money this year, meaning dividend increases and buybacks. Yield is 2.70%. (Analysts’ price target is $102.76)

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Recommends Getting tailwinds on higher fertilizer pricing. Also higher commodity prices help. Retail business is biggest strength. Demand for products will be remain strong.

HOLD

Prices moving significantly higher, raised guidance twice in last year. Inventories low, demand high. Retail business remains strong. Outlook for 2022 remains strong, blue skies. Already baked in, so be cautious about buying. A hold.

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