CNI Canadian National Railway Co

A CN freight train derailed near Winnipeg Transit’s Jubilee Station early Sunday morning, with nine rail cars leaving the tracks. While no dangerous goods were involved, and no injuries were reported, nearby residents were startled by the crash. CN crews are working to clear the tracks and restore the affected section of the rail.

RBC Capital has lowered its price target for Canadian National Railway Company (CNI) to C$153 from C$158, while maintaining an Outperform rating. This adjustment reflects updated carload trends and management commentary, as trade uncertainty between Canada and the US has impacted the company's 2025 guidance. Despite near-term challenges, RBC Capital views CNI as an appealing long-term investment due to its strong network and profitability.

Canoe Financial LP increased its stake in Canadian National Railway Company (NYSE:CNI) by 6.0% during the third quarter, bringing its total holding to 2,768,282 shares valued at approximately $261.01 million. This position represents about 0.45% of Canadian National Railway and 3.7% of Canoe Financial LP's overall investment portfolio, making it their fourth-largest holding. The company also recently announced an increased quarterly dividend of $0.8875 per share, resulting in a 3.6% annualized yield.

Value Partners Investments Inc. significantly increased its stake in Canadian National Railway Company (CNI), now holding 601,920 shares valued at $56.75 million, making it their 8th largest holding. Canadian National Railway recently raised its quarterly dividend to $0.8875 and reported third-quarter earnings that beat EPS estimates but missed revenue expectations. Analysts generally maintain a "Moderate Buy" rating for CNI with a consensus target price of $117.36.

Despite challenges like inflation and supply-chain disruptions, the railroad industry offers dividend growth stocks like Union Pacific (UNP) and Canadian National Railway (CNI). These companies provide steady income and act as a hedge against market volatility, underpinned by strong fundamentals and consistent dividend payouts. Both UNP and CNI have demonstrated long histories of rewarding shareholders through dividends and share repurchases, making them attractive options for investors seeking stability and income.

In 2025, CN (Canadian National Railway) supported over 770 organizations in North American communities through sponsorships and donations. Nearly 1,000 employees and pensioners volunteered more than 120,000 hours, and CN donated over $2.1 million in recognition of these efforts, extending their impact in local communities. The company's corporate giving is focused on people (health, education, inclusion), safety (public safety, hardship support), and environment (ecosystem preservation, reforestation, environmental education).