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WSP Global Inc. (WSP.TO)

171.27

+4.11 (2.46%)

as of Jul 31, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Aug 2, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 39 opinions in the last 12 months.

WSP Global Inc. is widely recognized as one of Canada's leading infrastructure firms, demonstrating solid fundamentals and a strong growth trajectory despite recent market challenges related to AI disruption fears. Analysts highlight its robust backlog of opportunities across global markets, particularly in power, electrification, and transportation. Concerns about AI taking over engineering roles are seen as exaggerated, with experts affirming the need for professional design and complex project execution beyond the capabilities of AI. The company is well-positioned for future infrastructure spending and has successfully made strategic acquisitions to enhance its portfolio. Many analysts view current stock levels as a viable entry point for long-term investors, emphasizing WSP's potential for recovery and growth, while also pointing out the importance of continued monitoring of organic growth and market conditions.

Consensus

Buy

Valuation

Fair Value

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BUY ON WEAKNESS

Awesome chart. It started a new cycle early this year. It's moved up since early-September. He expects it to pullback to $78-80, so wait for that. Overall, he expects a wide market correction. Take some money off the table, or else hold for the next few years.

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PARTIAL SELL

An infrastructure darling. It's doing very well. A pro-cyclical that has done very well in the past. Unfortunately, there hasn't been much government infrastructure spending. Take some profits. Valuation is getting stretched.

DON'T BUY

Sell Rogers to buy WSP? They're completely different companies and sectors. WSP grows by acquisition. Rogers isn't allocating capital wealth well, which has driven their valuation to an 8-year low. Conversely, this makes Rogers attractive. It's probably oversold. Don't sell. WSP: the valuation is too high as they've bought three companies recently, so he won't buy it now.

COMMENT

Why has it dipped lately? Not sure. Could be a wider market sell-off or profit-taking. WSP is the best in this space. The stock has done quite well. Maybe buy it on weakness.

TOP PICK

Free cash flow grew by 68% over the last year. He thinks it is attractively priced. (Analysts’ price target is $82.50)

TOP PICK

As SNC Lavalin has gone down, WSP has gone up. They ahve an $8 billion project backlog. It's cheap with great cash flow. They made 5 good acquisitions this year. A slow, steady grower with a huge backlog. They hit a new high today. (Analysts’ price target is $82.50)

BUY

A former top pick. Good balance sheet with 28% EPS growth into next year. It trades at a decent 18x PE. Overall, it's compelling. A good name that's performed well.

COMMENT

Sold off the construction side? STN-T sold off the construction side of the business, where margins were poorer. They will work to reduce debt going forward, so he is not concerned. He would prefer WSP-T.

COMMENT

WSP Global is pretty much the gold standard. They are pretty much 100% consulting, whereas STN-T and SNC-T are not. He has shied away from the whole sector. The problem is the engineering and construction business, which he has never liked. Margins are razor thin. STN-T wants to get away from E&C. He would buy WSP-T on a correction. STN-T might be a buy at some other point. SNC-T he stays way from and has done so for many years.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

It's done quite well, and she missed it. It's fully valued now, so wait for a pullback. She prefers this company in this space, because they're purely services, not construction and so not exposed to cost overruns. They've acquired to grow.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Super well managed. Only in the consulting business, so they don't take on the enormous project risks of the others. Making targeted acquisitions around the world. Great company and management. Pricey. Catch it on the dips. High on his watch list.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

A global industrial stock, since investors are shunning SNC now. But WSP is enjoying a 52-week high, so this is the wrong time to enter. This is a long-term buy, and definitely a good hold.

PARTIAL SELL

It's had a nice run since 2015. He's afraid of something that's run this high in the currrent frothy market. Sell half and take profits.

BUY

Is the PE high? He likes the company and thinks it has executed on contracts well. They will benefit if SNC-Lavalin gets banned on contracts and this has caused the stock to rally. He would buy it here and sees 10 years of good growth potential.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

This is on her radar screen. It is purely a service play, rather than construction. This allows them to avoid cost overruns on projects. She thinks this is the best in the space in Canada. She would wait for a pullback in price.

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