Canada Research Roundup: AG Growth International, Choice Properties, Transalta

Choice Properties Real Estate Investment Trust

23/01/2025 12:57

Jan 23 (Reuters) - Securities analysts revised their ratings and price targets on
several Canadian companies, including AG Growth International,Choice Properties and Transalta,
on Thursday.
    
        HIGHLIGHTS   
                 * AG Growth International Inc  AFN.TO : RBC cuts to sector perform from outperform
 
                 * Choice Properties REIT  CHP_u.TO : Scotiabank cuts target price to C$15.50 from C$16
 
                 * Transalta Corp  TA.TO : Scotiabank cuts to sector perform from sector outperform
 
        
Following is a summary of research actions on Canadian companies reported by Reuters on Thursday
 Stock entries are in alphabetical order:
    
                 * AG Growth International Inc  AFN.TO : RBC cuts target price to C$45 from C$75
 
                 * AG Growth International Inc  AFN.TO : RBC cuts to sector perform from outperform
 
                 * Badger Infrastructure Solutions Ltd  BDGI.TO : Stifel raises PT to C$53 from C$51
 
                 * Boralex Inc  BLX.TO : Scotiabank cuts target price to C$36 from C$42
 
                 * Choice Properties REIT  CHP_u.TO : Scotiabank cuts target price to C$15.50 from C$16
 
                 * Hudbay Minerals Inc  HBM.TO : Stifel raises target price to C$16.50 from C$16
 
                 * Innergex Renewable Energy Inc  INE.TO : Scotiabank cuts target price to C$10.50 from C$11.50
                 * Lundin Mining Corp  LUN.TO : Stifel cuts target price to C$16 from C$17.50
 
                 * Medexus Pharmaceuticals Inc  MDP.TO : Stifel raises target price to C$6 from C$4.50
 
                 * Northland Power Inc (Ontario)  NPI.TO : Scotiabank cuts target price to C$25 from C$28
 
                 * Transalta Corp  TA.TO : Scotiabank cuts to sector perform from sector outperform
 
                 * Transalta Corp  TA.TO : Scotiabank raises target price to C$21 from C$19
 
 
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