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Telus Corp (T.TO)

14.72
+0.03 (0.20%)
as of Jul 15, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJul 15, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 82 opinions in the last 12 months.

Telus Corp (T-T) is currently facing a challenging environment characterized by intense competition, high debt levels, and concerns over its substantial dividend yield, which has elicited fears of potential cuts. Many experts highlight the company's recent lower performance, positioning it as a utility rather than a growth stock, with the current yield exceeding 9%. Despite the bleak outlook, some analysts maintain a positive stance on the company's long-term potential, driven by asset monetization and a focus on growth in digital and healthcare services. However, doubts about sustainable earnings growth persist, and while there is a consensus that the dividend may be maintained, many question its long-term viability amid elevated payout ratios and fiscal constraints. A new CEO has been appointed, raising expectations for management changes that could reshape the company's future.

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Negative
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Undervalued
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BUY
The more attractive incumbent telephone company. Has a bigger exposure to wireless than BCE (BCE-T). Labour problems are getting solved. Getting into internet.
BUY
Stock is not fully discounting its earnings growth rate. Still Likes. The ROE level is on the low side. Growth rate is strong.
DON'T BUY
Has done extremely well. Fairly negative on the telephone business in general. Tremendously competitive.
BUY
Union issues are significant and an ongoing problem for them. Could be a good buying opportunity. A well run company.
TOP PICK
Likes the fundamentals. 2% dividend yield. Wireless side has really taken off. Potential labour unrest might create a little weakness in the stock, but labour issues tend to be short term. This will be a good opportunity to pick it up.
TRADE
Has done very well. Most of the growth is in wireless, so look at your percentage of your wireless as a percentage of the cash flow and that will tell you that BCE (BCE-T) is low, Telus is relatively high and Rogers (RCI.NV.B-T) is the highest. His preference would be Rogers.
TRADE
Prefers over BCE (BCE-T). Better management. Growth strategy and opportunities are better.
TOP PICK
Up 103% over the last 52 weeks. Has enough profit growth to drive them higher. Has a 92% chance of outperforming the market, ie, it's not fully discounting its current level of ROE or the rate of growth in ROE.
WEAK BUY
Wireless business in Canada looks pretty solid.
TOP PICK
Likes the awesome fundamentals behind its profit growth. Has a 93% chance of outperforming the market. Which means it should be able to outperform the market by 20%. Only a 8.5% ROE level. Margins are on the rise. Strong growth rate.
TOP PICK
Looks at telecom stocks as defensive. The numbers on the wireless side are huge. Continues to generate great cash. Business is getting restructured. On a valuation basis, it's cheap. Trading at 5.5 X operating cash flow. Growing.
DON'T BUY
Wire line numbers were better than expected for Telus (T-T) but even more so for BCE (BCE-T). Wireless on the other hand was better for Telus, but not so good for BCE. These large caps, grinding sideways, do not offer a lot of potential.
SELL
Fully valued at $40. Not sure there is any potential growth from this point. Easy money has been made. Take some profits.
PAST TOP PICK
(Was a Top Pick Dec 7/04. Up 16%.) Still likes it. Getting some upside from the wireless side. Still some opportunity for growth through moving to the consumer with new devices. Feels the non-wireless business is not at risk as much as people may expect.
DON'T BUY
From a fair market point of view, it is expensive. Would like to see it pull back before he got into it. Voice over internet protocol is coming down and heaven knows what that's going to do to the telephone market.
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