CDNAF Stock Chart & Stats
$140.98
$2.68(1.90%)
At close: 4:00 PM EDT
$140.98
$2.68(1.90%)
Day’s Range― - ―
52-Week Range$102.83 - $152.90
Previous CloseN/A
Volume5.00
Average Volume (3M)27.17K
Market Cap
$7.73B
Enterprise Value$18.28K
Total Cash (Recent Filing)$494.50M
Total Debt (Recent Filing)$7.79B
Price to Earnings (P/E)18.4
Beta0.22
Next Earnings
Aug 13, 2026EPS Estimate
2.82Next Dividend Ex-DateN/A
Dividend Yield3.52%
Share Statistics
EPS (TTM)11.20
Shares Outstanding48,965,690
10 Day Avg. Volume33,565
30 Day Avg. Volume27,173
Financial Highlights & Ratios
PEG Ratio-0.49
Price to Book (P/B)1.61
Price to Sales (P/S)0.58
P/FCF Ratio25.51
Enterprise Value/Market Cap<0.01
Enterprise Value/Revenue<0.01
Enterprise Value/Gross Profit<0.01
Enterprise Value/Ebitda<0.01
Forecast
1Y Price Target
$149.83Price Target Upside6.28% Upside
Rating ConsensusModerate Buy
Number of Analyst Covering4
EPS Forecast (FY)10.37
Revenue Forecast (FY)$11.86B
Bulls Say, Bears Say
Bulls Say
Diversified Business ModelCanadian Tire’s mix of retail banners (Canadian Tire, SportChek, Mark’s, etc.) plus Canadian Tire Bank creates diversified, complementary revenue streams. Loyalty and card integration support cross-selling and repeat purchases, enhancing medium-term resilience and customer lifetime value.
Improving Free Cash FlowTrailing‑12‑month free cash flow recovered materially versus the prior year, boosting liquidity and financial flexibility. Stronger FCF supports sustained dividends, targeted investment in omnichannel and store operations, and gradual debt reduction if maintained over several quarters.
Solid Gross MarginsThe company reports solid gross margins relative to retail peers and steady TTM profitability, giving it a structural cushion against cost shocks. Robust gross margins support margin sustainability and provide room to invest in customer initiatives without immediate erosion of underlying economics.
Bears Say
Elevated LeverageLeverage around the mid‑1x debt‑to‑equity range is meaningful for a retailer and, despite improvement, constrains financial flexibility. Elevated debt increases interest and refinancing risk, limits capacity for large investments or acquisitions, and reduces downside protection in slower demand periods.
Thin, Volatile Net MarginsNet margins are thin and have fluctuated materially year‑to‑year, reflecting sensitivity to promotions, input costs and operating leverage. Persistently narrow margins reduce earnings resilience and magnify the profit impact of sales lapses or cost inflation over the medium term.
Uneven Revenue And Cash ConversionSales momentum has been uneven with declines in 2023–2024 and flat 2025, and cash conversion remains inconsistent. This variability complicates planning, prolongs debt paydown timelines and reduces visibility into sustainable top‑line growth and free cash flow over the coming 2–6 months.
Canadian Tire News
CDNAF FAQ
What was Canadian Tire’s price range in the past 12 months?
Canadian Tire lowest stock price was $102.83 and its highest was $152.90 in the past 12 months.
What is Canadian Tire’s market cap?
Canadian Tire’s market cap is $7.73B.
When is Canadian Tire’s upcoming earnings report date?
Canadian Tire’s upcoming earnings report date is Aug 13, 2026 which is in 14 days.
How were Canadian Tire’s earnings last quarter?
Canadian Tire released its earnings results on May 14, 2026. The company reported $1.438 earnings per share for the quarter, beating the consensus estimate of $1.289 by $0.149.
Is Canadian Tire overvalued?
According to Wall Street analysts Canadian Tire’s price is currently Undervalued.
Does Canadian Tire pay dividends?
Canadian Tire pays a Quarterly dividend of $1.281 which represents an annual dividend yield of 3.52%. See more information on Canadian Tire dividends here
What is Canadian Tire’s EPS estimate?
Canadian Tire’s EPS estimate is 2.82.
How many shares outstanding does Canadian Tire have?
Canadian Tire has 48,965,690 shares outstanding.
What happened to Canadian Tire’s price movement after its last earnings report?
Canadian Tire reported an EPS of $1.438 in its last earnings report, beating expectations of $1.289. Following the earnings report the stock price went down -4.204%.
Which hedge fund is a major shareholder of Canadian Tire?
Currently, no hedge funds are holding shares in CDNAF
What is the TipRanks Smart Score and how is it calculated?
Smart Score combines eight research factors - such as analyst recommendations, hedge fund trends, and technical indicators - to measure a stock’s outlook. These signals are unified into a single score that reflects bullish or bearish momentum. See detailed methodology
Canadian Tire Stock Smart Score
Neutral
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Technicals
SMA
Positive
20 days / 200 days
Momentum
12.80%
12-Months-Change
Fundamentals
Return on Equity
3.52%
Trailing 12-Months
Asset Growth
-0.58%
Trailing 12-Months
Company Description
Canadian Tire
Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited is a Canadian enterprise that delivers a wide spectrum of retail products and related services. Its operations are structured into three distinct divisions: Retail, CT REIT, and Financial Services. The Retail arm offers an extensive inventory, spanning automotive care (parts, tires, maintenance, repair, roadside support), home essentials (kitchenware, decor, electronics, pet supplies, cleaning solutions), and DIY items (tools, hardware, paint, smart home tech). It also caters to outdoor enthusiasts with recreational gear, exercise apparel, hunting, fishing, and camping equipment, and general sporting goods. Furthermore, this segment provides seasonal merchandise, including holiday decorations and costumes, alongside outdoor living products like patio furniture, barbecues, and gardening supplies. It also stocks yard maintenance tools, snow removal equipment, outdoor play items, toys, gasoline, and a comprehensive range of active wear, casual, industrial, and specialized workwear and outerwear. Its diverse brand portfolio includes prominent names such as Canadian Tire, Mark's, SportChek, Helly Hansen, PartSource, and Party City. The retail arm also engages customers through loyalty initiatives and its e-commerce platforms. CT REIT functions as a closed-end real estate investment trust, overseeing a substantial portfolio of 368 properties. These assets primarily encompass Canadian Tire retail locations and associated developments, in addition to industrial sites, a mixed-use commercial complex, and various development properties. The Financial Services segment delivers a suite of financial and supplementary offerings, such as consumer credit cards, flexible in-store financing, insurance coverage, and various deposit options including savings accounts and guaranteed investment certificates. Established in 1922, Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited maintains its corporate headquarters in Toronto, Canada.
CDNAF Company Deck
CDNAF Earnings Call
Q1 2026
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Earnings Call Sentiment|Positive
The call presented a majority of positive operational and financial developments: healthy sales growth, strong margin expansion, substantial EPS and IBT gains, meaningful loyalty and partnership traction, disciplined capital allocation and clear strategic investments (AI/MOSaiC, store refreshes). The principal cautions relate to a 53rd week that materially boosted results, elevated inventory, bank-level investment pressures and some banner/category-specific softness (CTR living, discretionary). Management articulated concrete plans to sustain momentum (loyalty, partnerships, DaiVID rollout, MOSaiC commercialization) and quantified savings and capital priorities. On balance, the highlights are stronger and more numerous than the lowlights, and the business appears to be executing through transformation while acknowledging near-term modeling caveats.View all CDNAF earnings summariesCDNAF Stock 12 Month Forecast
Average Price Target
$149.83
▲(6.28% Upside)
Technical Analysis
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Ownership Overview
0.08% Insiders
5.26% Mutual Funds
2.06% Other Institutional Investors
76.08% Public Companies and
Individual Investors