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Rogers Communications (B) (RCI.B.TO)

53.16

+0.66 (1.26%)

as of Jun 18, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 18, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 27 opinions in the last 12 months.

Rogers Communications (RCI.B) has received mixed reviews from various experts regarding its performance and future prospects. Many analysts highlight the potential of its sports assets, especially after the significant purchase of MLSE, which could drive future cash flow. The company is noted for its reduced capital expenditures, leading to increased free cash flow guidance, which some view as a positive sign for long-term sustainability. However, concerns about high debt levels, competitive pricing pressures, and slower growth in the sector persist. Comparatively, while Rogers has not performed as strongly as peers like BCE and Telus, it is considered by some as a defensive investment in an otherwise overlooked sector. Yield is cited as a consideration, but the growth prospects underscore the need for caution, particularly given its stagnant dividend history.

Consensus

Neutral

Valuation

Undervalued

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HOLD

Has a half position. Getting a little nervous about this as the technicals are starting to break down. Hold off buying to see what the stock actually does. Likes the 3.8% dividend. Environment for handheld devices is going to get a lot more competitive so margins will be under pressure.

BUY

Likes this company very much. Excellent dividend yield and committed to raising it. Trading at a very cheap valuation.

TOP PICK

Likes all the telcos. Expecting the dividend will grow every year. In spite of the competition in wireless, their opportunities in the broadband Internet are so great as more and more entertainment is pushed down the pipe the threat of competition is outweighed.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Aug 25/08, Down 15%) Thank goodness for dividend. Is defensive, still thinks it is one of the great growth stories. The big 3 will continue to own this market.

BUY

(Market Call Minute.) Pretty cheap right now. Changing from a growth play to a dividend and value play.

BUY

Dividend paying stock that has some upside potential and should be able to continue paying the dividend as well as possibly growing it.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick July 21/09. Down 5.08%.) Still likes this one long-term. Largest wireless player and still have the highest R2 (?) and the lowest churn. Their exclusive rights to the iPhone will benefit them long-term.

TOP PICK

New wireless entrants into the Canadian mobile phone business has led to a big selloff in companies such as BCE (BCE-T), Rogers and Telus (T-T) and was overdone. Cell phone competition will come in but they'll make it up in volume. 3.9% yield.

COMMENT

Has some Fair Market Value and a modest yield. Doesn't look too bad. Given how indifferently the stock has reacted overall since the market bottom, it looks to him like it wants to go lower however, if the market keeps on going, you could get a little bounce in the short term.

BUY

Likes the group. Has been a bit of a decline in areas that he thought would go sideways. This is a free cash flow machine so at this price it is a Buy. 4% yield.

COMMENT

Rogers (RCI.B-T) or Telus (T-T) long term (5 years)? Prefers Rogers, which he owns. Yield of about 3.9%. Likes the potential growth.

DON'T BUY

Telcos are pretty much in a dogfight, not just with wireless, but also landlines, television etc.. New competitors are starting to come into the market with Internet protocol television. Rogers’ outlook going forward is a little bit soft. Prefers Cogeco Cable (CCA-T), which sells at a severe discount to most of the major players and expects it will catch up before there is any significant appreciation by the majors.

COMMENT

This is a good core company for a portfolio. Transitioned from growth to becoming more stable. His big concern would be the margins they get on wireless are going to start to drop. 3.72% yield. Prefers Telus (T-T).

TOP PICK

Penetration in Canada is significantly lower than US so not concerned about competition. Because they can bundle products they have a competitive advantage.

TOP PICK

New management is very focused on free cash flow generation. This makes sense. As the business matures there won't be the same top line growth. Dividend has been increased by about 15%. Also had a significant share Buy Back program.

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