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Telus Corp (T.TO)

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-0.27 (1.69%)
as of Jun 25, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 25, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 81 opinions in the last 12 months.

Telus Corp is currently facing challenges typical of the Canadian telecommunications sector, including competitive pressures and concerns about dividend sustainability. The recent appointment of a new CEO has raised expectations for potential changes in management strategy, particularly regarding the maintenance or possible cut of the company's dividend, which is currently yielding around 9%. While many experts see some long-term value given the company's assets and market position, there is a prevailing sentiment of caution due to the high dividend payout ratio and significant debt levels. Analysts suggest a mixed outlook, with views ranging from holding for income to the potential necessity of asset sales to stabilize the company's financial health. Overall, Telus represents a more conservative investment choice with defensive characteristics, suitable for income-seeking investors, albeit with inherent risks linked to the telecom industry's growth outlook.

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COMMENT

Hit an all-time high today. There is a lot of chasing of yields going on. Telcos are generous with dividends and they keep raising them so people keep buying these stocks. Yield of 3.7%. He questions what happens a year from now if we start to see the five-year bond going up towards 3%. This is the big risk you face with some of these stocks. He is a believer in the telecom sector simply because of data usage but a little nervous of telcos right now. Owns them but has his fingers crossed.

DON'T BUY

Very expensive to him. His model price is $52.48 versus its current price of $67.70. A negative 21%. Everyone is in love with the yield even though it is only 3.3%. A lot of opportunities elsewhere.

STRONG BUY

In his top five holdings in the firm. A poster child for what has worked. Dividends have grown over time. Payout ratio is going down. Should be a core holding. All three in this sector have what he is looking for.

BUY

Combining voting and no-voting shares will not affect the dividend. Collapsing it will be positive and will increase liquidity.

COMMENT

Selling Covered Call Options on Telus shares? First you have to decide what you want this to do. Stock is currently at $67 so the option series are going to be $66 and $68. If he sold the $66, he would be selling at $1 in the money, in other words just paying for his own option. If he was to go to the $68, he wouldn’t get that much. He would wait a little to see if he gets up to $67 or goes back to $66. Also, how far out you want to sell the option? He normally goes out 6 months to get better downside protection. Also, what is the ex-dividend date?

HOLD

Recently touched a new all-time high. Selling slightly above its average multiple over the last number of years. Has the largest exposure to wireless. Likes its outlook. Increasing its dividend at about a 10% pace per year, which he thinks will continue for at least the next couple. Have strong pre-cash flow growth to support it.

DON'T BUY

Great stock. Growing at a faster clip than some of the other telcos. However, valuations of the telcos are at the high end of their historical range. This happens when you get into a period where investors need to be defensive and they need income and yield and they avoid cyclicals. 3.9% yield.

COMMENT

The whole telecommunication space, he feels, is getting overcrowded and more competitive. However, in a very difficult field, this company is doing well. Thinks the 4% dividend is safe so if you are looking for income and very modest growth, this would be a great long-term hold.

BUY

She is out of the telecoms because of competitive issues. Telus is doing well based on Internet TV offerings. This is the one she would buy if she was getting back into the sector. Stable income, increasing dividend over time.

BUY

Toronto dominion (TD-T) or Telus (T-T) for a TFSA? Neither one of these is a bad bet. In the long run, this is the one that he would want to own. Has had a great run over the last couple of years and he thinks this is going to continue. They have been raising the dividend twice a year over the last 3 years, which they have committed to do publicly.

HOLD

Great story, the growth year for the name. It has had an incredible run. They will do well going forward but he thinks there will not be a lot of growth. Dividend is safe. 3.94% yield.

HOLD

This company has been great. What has really gone well for the telecoms in general is the higher penetration rates on smart phones, which has led to higher data usage and they have really grown with this. He is watching in case this starts to slow down. Pretty expensive, but he continues to hold and likes it.

SELL ON STRENGTH

A nice, conservative holding. If the markets go into a down-turn, this has held in quite nicely in the past downturns, but it has done nicely recently and could fall next year so perhaps take a little off the table.

BUY

Very foresightful when they said they would raise the dividend 10% per year for the next 3 years. Investors are looking for clarity in dividend policy. One of the best performing stocks in the market. This is where the leadership is.

TOP PICK

Raised dividend for last 3 years. There are buyers for this all day long.

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