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Quebecorの投資判断がTDで買いに引き上げられた。

-- ケベコール(QBR-B.TO)は、木曜日にTD証券によって投資判断が「中立」から「買い」に引き上げられた。 アナリストのヴィンス・ヴァレンティーニ氏は、カナダのメディア・通信会社である同社の株価目標を60ドルから63ドルに引き上げた。 「カナダのワイヤレス市場の価格は4月も引き続き若干改善しており、価格競争の激化(QBR/フリーダムによる積極的な対応を含む)への懸念は薄れた」とヴァレンティーニ氏は顧客向けレポートで述べた。 「さらに、ARPU(加入者1人当たりの平均収益)が35ドル前後であることから、競争が再び激化した場合でも、QBRの価格改定による下落リスクは低い」とアナリストは指摘した。 「こうした背景と、最近の株価9%下落を受けて、我々は投資判断を見直すことにした」とヴァレンティーニ氏は述べた。 「四半期末のチャネルチェックに向けて最新情報をお伝えします。2026年第1四半期は堅調なEBITDAとFCFが見込まれ、2027年度通期の業績予想を上方修正しました(ただし、非現金株式報酬費用が引き続き高水準となるため、2026年第1四半期および2026年度通期の業績への影響は限定的です)。」 (は、北米、アジア、ヨーロッパの主要銀行および調査会社による株式、商品、経済に関する調査レポートを配信しています。調査レポート提供者の方は、こちらからお問い合わせください:https://www..com/contact-us

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