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Thomson Reuters Corp (TRI.TO)

142.68

-4.97 (3.37%)

as of Aug 14, 2026, 3:02:42 pm Market Open.

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Aug 13, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 37 opinions in the last 12 months.

Thomson Reuters Corp (TRI-T) is experiencing a mix of skepticism and optimism driven by fears surrounding AI's potential impact on its services, particularly in the legal and accounting sectors. Despite these concerns, many analysts believe TRI’s proprietary data and established market position provide some insulation against AI disruption. The company recently reported solid earnings growth and is investing in share buybacks, indicating confidence in its future. Several experts view the current valuation as more attractive than before and see opportunities for long-term growth, while caution still exists due to valuation discussions and market sentiment. The firm's traditional business model continues to be seen as viable, and many believe it's well-positioned to integrate AI into its offerings, potentially enhancing its competitive advantage.

Consensus

Buy

Valuation

Undervalued

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TOP PICK

Most of their business is in the US so have had currency headwinds. Have great databases. Stock has come off because of the Reuters acquisition. Feels this transaction is going to add further value to the stock.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Feb 27/07. Down 6.1%.) The recent Reuters acquisition can be a very positive and accretive one for them.

DON'T BUY

As being extremely volatile over the last few months. Their acquisition of Reuters is an excellent long-term strategic move. In the near term, it is expensive. There could be a share issue, which might be an opportunity to Buy. Could also buy near the last low of about $41.

TOP PICK

Very optimistic on their Reuters acquisition. At this price, a good long-term Buy. The cash flow generating capability is going to be tremendous going forward.

WEAK BUY

A great company, one of the best in it's field. But is expensive at 23 to 25 times earnings. If you are a trader, you can buy at around 40 and sell at 50, and make some money, but otherwise buy for the long term (2 to 3 years).

BUY

The Reuters acquisition was a terrific play for them. This will really elevate their opportunities globally for higher margins.

DON'T BUY

Acquisition of Reuters puts them head-to-head with Bloomberg's has investors nervous. Investors have been under rewarded with this company in the past.

PAST TOP PICK

Then $44.78 In a business that they really like. They cater to the professional market.

TOP PICK

Are buying Reuters. Does more business in the US and globally. Thinks that their merger is going to be around as big as Bloomberg. Half it's business will come from financial markets, the other half will still come from legal, accounting, scientific, health care and so on. (professional staples).

DON'T BUY

In the process of buying Royters. Always looked expensive to them.

TOP PICK

Showing a bit more organic growth. They are well positioned in Asia. Not as expensive as everyone thinks, because they've got more money then they thought from their learning division. The delivery of information, once everything is set up, is a very profitable business. Long long term managers. Bought as high as $40. More in the mid $30's

TOP PICK

Thomson Corp. Thinks the Roiter's Acquisition is going to be transformational to it. Is going to increase their presence in the financial area, it will increase their rate of growth in earnings. The market is negative on them, but she thinks they are wrong. They've been buying it this week in the $45 range.

WATCH

Hold off on buying and let it settle down first.

TOP PICK

Comfortable buying under $50 for the long-term. A lot of naysayers, but the company always surprises on the upside. Long-term, the merger with Reuters puts them in a very strong competitive position with Bloomberg.

COMMENT

Valuation tends to be pretty high. The acquisition of Reuters is excellent. Selling their educational division for about $7 billion to help pay for this. This will give them a footprint in Europe. It will eventually be accretive and expects the shares to rise in the next couple of years.

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