-- 加拿大国家铁路公司（CN Rail，股票代码：CNR.TO）周三表示，其第一季度调整后盈利和营收略有下降，但符合预期。 调整后净利润从去年同期的11.6亿美元（合每股1.85美元）小幅下降至11亿美元（合每股1.80美元），但与FactSet的分析师普遍预期每股1.80美元相符。 营收下降1%至43.8亿美元，与普遍预期一致。 该公司表示，运营比率（定义为运营费用占营收的百分比）上升120个基点至64.6%，而调整后的运营比率为64.2%，较去年同期上升80个基点。 加拿大国家铁路公司称，该季度营收吨英里数（RTM）也增长了3%，创历史新高。 加拿大国家铁路公司 (CN) 预计 2026 年其铁路运输量 (RTM) 增长将“趋于平稳”。该公司预计调整后的稀释每股收益 (EPS) 增长将略高于铁路运输量增长。 CN 仍计划在其资本项目中投资 28 亿美元，扣除客户报销金额后。 该公司将于 6 月 30 日向 6 月 9 日登记在册的股东派发每股 0.915 美元的季度股息。 CN Rail 股票在美股盘前交易中下跌 0.65 美元，至 114.25 美元。
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