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

52.50
-0.83 (1.56%)
as of Jun 17, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 17, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 26 opinions in the last 12 months.

Rogers Communications (RCI.B) has garnered mixed reviews from experts, reflecting a complex landscape within the Canadian telecom sector. While some analysts appreciate its diversified business strategy, particularly the monetization of its sports assets, others express concerns about competitive pricing pressures and network quality. The company's lower dividend yield is viewed as a reason for investing in growth or debt reduction, appealing to value-seeking investors. However, there is caution due to the overall debt levels and uncertain growth outlook, leading to a consensus that the telecom sector, including Rogers, is underperforming compared to expectations. Analysts recognize the potential for Rogers to recover but remain wary of the competitive environment and the qualities of its acquisitions.

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Undervalued
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DON'T BUY
Question is whether the Shaw deal will close. Competition Bureau is lukewarm. Rogers keeps making more concessions, and the deal keeps getting pushed out. Don't invest today. Prefers BCE for stability.
BUY
All over the place, but it's a great opportunity if you can just ignore the noise and buy it. A good stock to own in this environment.
COMMENT
It is a long term hold and should do better once the deal is done. He doesn't own telcos right now but Telus has been his favourite. It is below market valuation. Telcos are not high growth compared to other sectors.
WAIT
Decent 3.7% yield. When rates rise, telcos tend to be weaker, as their dividend yields look less attractive. Long term, he likes it. Still runway for growth, plus it has the media. Wait till it gets above the 200-day MA to confirm it's in a new buy trend. He owns BCE.
DON'T BUY
Buy at 52-week low? Telecoms haven't done well the last few years. But over time, you're getting a 4-5% wealth increase, quite attractive. Better names like BCE, Telus, VZ or BT. Family drama really put him off.
PARTIAL BUY
Series of higher lows, making the lows more durable. Not his typical holding, but the catalyst with Shaw is significant. Will probably work out. He'd wait to see the chart develop. Telcos have been difficult, but getting better. Start with a partial position, and add as the chart shows strength.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Doesn't think company is a safe buy. Not sure whether stock price has bottomed out. Current share price might be presenting buying opportunity. Expecting the Shaw deal to go through (conditionally). Very strong business model with excellent technology.
DON'T BUY
Allan Tong’s Discover Picks Rogers has no one to blame but itself for Friday’s debacle. Shares plunged 4.61% the following Monday. The company was already making shareholders nervous with its bitter and very public family feud for control of the reigns. This battle last winter that made the hit series, Succession, look like a children’s cartoon. Despite paying a 3.25% dividend and trading at an 18.9x PE, Rogers stock is still flirting with year-to-date lows. Compare this to Telus which pays a 4.7% divvy and trades at 23x, and BCE which pays 5.79% at 19.59x. To be fair, Rogers stocks’ competitors are also trading near 2022 lows, but during Monday those shares were trading flat or slightly positive. Read Oligopolies, duopolies, 3 telcos stocks examined for our full analysis.
HOLD
Has done fairly well compared to BCE and Telus. He expects the Shaw deal to go through. Usually there's back and forth between the company and the regulators. He owns Telus instead.
BUY
Does not own shares in company. Believes Shaw deal will go through & will be good for shareholders. High quality infrastructure assets. Good time to be buying with recent market selloff.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Apr 19/21, Up 22%) It lagged a lot last year over worries of the Shaw deal. He likes the telcos though has taken profits on all his holdings. He still likes this name.
N/A
Recent acquisition of Shaw Communications appears to be going ahead, and will present opportunities. Great way to be exposed to Canadian cable business. Shaw synergies will be good for business.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Feb 01/21, Up 16%) It is well structured and has performed well. Also well positioned for better growth potential.
SELL
It's very competitive in telecoms in Canada, where they other are doing better than Rogers. Netflix's streaming is also impacting Rogers. He's holding onto the other Canadian telcos (unnamed).
DON'T BUY
Allan Tong’s Discover Picks The CRTC began hearings this week into the $26 billion merger of these two titans of Canadian telecoms. Of course, Rogers has been hogging headlines in the past month as the children and widow of the late CEO Ted Rogers battle over control of this corporation. Last week, company chairman Edward Rogers got his way via a court ruling and ousted CEO Joe Natale out of the C-suite, but he defied his two sisters and mother. Sister Melinda said that the ruling “creates great uncertainty [for Rogers’] employees, customers, sports fans and shareholder, not to mention the Shaw transaction.” Read 4 Popular Headline Stocks for our full analysis.
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