Canadian Utilities (TSE:CU) reported higher second-quarter adjusted earnings as rate-base growth, inflation indexing in Australia and regulatory decisions supported its utility operations, while management highlighted progress on major Alberta infrastructure projects and a five-year capital plan. A

ATCO (TSE:ACO.X) reported second-quarter adjusted earnings of CAD 114 million, or CAD 1.01 per share, up 13% from a year earlier, as stronger activity at its Structures business and utility operations supported results. Chief Financial and Investment Officer Katie Patrick said the company is operat

If you are wondering whether Canadian Utilities is still good value after a long run in the share price, this article breaks down what the current price may already be pricing in. The stock last closed at C$48.95, with returns of 0.7% over 7 days, a 0.9% decline over 30 days, 14.4% year to date and 34.5% over 1 year, alongside 45.3% over 3 years and 78.2% over 5 years. Recent news has focused on Canadian Utilities' position in the utilities sector and how investors are weighing its role...

Recent share performance and business snapshot Canadian Utilities (TSX:CU) has drawn investor interest after a solid past 3 months, with the stock up about 10% and a 1 year total return above 34%. The company operates electricity, natural gas, renewables, pipelines, and liquids businesses across Canada, Australia, and other international markets, supported by annual revenue of CA$3,689.0m and net income of CA$30.0m. See our latest analysis for Canadian Utilities. At a share price of CA$48.95,...

Canadian Utilities (TSX:CU) has outlined substantial capital expenditures focused on its regulated utilities. The company reported progress on two key projects, the Yellowhead Pipeline Project and the Central East Transfer-Out Project. The Yellowhead Pipeline Project is moving toward construction, subject to regulatory approvals. The Central East Transfer-Out Project is now tracking ahead of its original completion schedule. Canadian Utilities, traded on the TSX as CU, is a regulated...

Roger Urwin has resigned from the Boards of Canadian Utilities and affiliated companies. The change affects the governance structure overseeing TSX:CU and related entities. The resignation marks a shift in board level oversight for the utility group. Canadian Utilities, traded as TSX:CU, operates in the regulated utility space, which often centers on electricity and natural gas infrastructure and related services. Board level changes in this type of business can matter for how capital...

Canadian Utilities (TSE:CU) executives highlighted what they called a “transformational year” in 2025, pointing to adjusted earnings growth despite multiple headwinds, a significantly expanded regulated capital plan, and progress on major infrastructure initiatives in Alberta and Australia during th

Canadian Utilities Ltd (CDUAF) reports robust earnings growth and unveils a $12 billion capital expenditure plan, despite facing renewable energy challenges.

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The board of Canadian Utilities Limited ( TSE:CU ) has announced that the dividend on 1st of March will be increased to...