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Stantec Inc (STN.TO)

102.73
+0.84 (0.82%)
as of Aug 24, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconAug 24, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 13 opinions in the last 12 months.

Stantec Inc (STN-T) has garnered mixed reviews from experts, highlighting its potential for growth through acquisitions and a strong business mix, particularly in the U.S. market. Despite facing some challenges, including AI concerns and fluctuating organic growth, many analysts express optimism about the company's future, especially in sectors like water management, which has shown resilience. The consensus points towards a promising trajectory, with a valuation that is perceived as compressed, presenting a buying opportunity. Experts also note Stantec's solid balance sheet and performance in comparison to competitors like WSP, indicating a preference for its growth potential amidst infrastructure spending trends.

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Buy
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Undervalued
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TOP PICK
Good infrastructure play. Likes that they are a North American play. Do a lot of engineering but don't take on construction risks. Stock was held back because they have a lot of business in the urban land development, particularly in the southern US. Into architecture, bridges, transportation and other engineering projects.
PAST TOP PICK
( Top Pick Jul 23/08 Up 15%) Contracts are 2-4 years out. Canadian but with global customers but have advantage within our economy
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick June 26/08. Up 9.72%.) Basically a North American infrastructure play. Had a lot of exposure to urban land development but are well diversified beyond that. Well managed. They only do engineering and don't take any construction risks.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick May 29/08. Down 3.4%.) Exposure to water treatment, environment, sewage, buildings, transportation, etc. Will be a beneficiary of infrastructure. Came down last year because of exposure to urban housing development, particularly in California. Still a Buy.
TOP PICK
Engineering. Will be a beneficiary of infrastructure spending, particularly at the municipal level. Well managed and have been very disciplined in the acquisitions they have made.
BUY
Extremely well positioned for infrastructure in North America. Hurt by having a fairly large urban development segment in the US. Also into buildings, architecture, highways, etc. Recently made an acquisition in water treatment engineering. Although they do engineering, they don't take on any of the construction risks. Good price.
HOLD
(Market Call Minute.) Infrastructure type plays are going to be a tough row to hoe but this is a good company with a global reach.
TOP PICK
Well positioned in North America for infrastructure. Pretty much play the engineering side so does not have much construction risk. Very strong in transportation, waste management, water systems and engineering.
TOP PICK
North American engineering firm. Infrastructure play. Recently purchased a largely environmental engineering firm. Earnings over the next 2 years should be around 2.25 or higher.
BUY
In the infrastructure group he looks at Aecon Group (ARE-T) SNC Lavalin (SNC-T) and Stantec (STN-T). From a valuation point of view, he prefers this one. Multiples are cheaper and it is a bit more North American. Trading at under 3X BV.
TOP PICK
Infrastructure play. Great little engineering firm. Nicely positioned to Buy without much downside risk. Good defensive play. Even though world economies slow down, infrastructure will not.
PARTIAL BUY
Engineering/consulting. Grow through acquisitions. 5-year chart shows earnings up 50%. Subject to your view of the market, start with a small position
DON'T BUY
(Market Call Minute.) Involved a lot on residential development.
TOP PICK
Relatively ignored engineering company. Thinks they will earn in the neighbourhood of $1.80 this year and is very inexpensive.
HOLD
An example of a consolidator. Grows by buying small engineering companies in the industry. If we are into less vigorous growth in the next couple of years, this would not be as attractive as it was in the past. Also, if you grow by acquisition there is always the danger that you are buying some trouble.
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