Toromont posts $2.20 adjusted EPS in Q2, beating estimates as EBIT tops consensus by 21%
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Analyst actions were mixed across Canadian equities: Toromont and CPKC saw upgrades and higher targets after earnings beats and strong backlogs, while Allied Gold sold off sharply after a China regulator delay forced it to abandon a takeover, refocusing attention on Mali geopolitical risk and execution. Commentary also flagged broader rotation away from AI-sensitive trades. Overall, the news is largely single-name specific with limited immediate macro spillover.
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Canada’s Toromont reported adjusted Q2 earnings per share of $2.20, well above Goldman Sachs’ forecast and the $1.85 market consensus. EBIT beat consensus by 21%, driven one-third by higher sales and two-thirds by stronger margins. The stock slipped 1.2% on the day, but analysts highlighted the quality of the quarter and, using a 35% dividend payout ratio and a 12% annual earnings growth assumption, estimated EPS could reach $11 by 2032.
