Canada Research Roundup: Air Canada, Loblaw Companies, Parkland

Kits Eyecare

23/07/2024 08:58

July 23 (Reuters) - Securities analysts revised their ratings and price targets on
several Canadian companies including Air Canada, Loblaw Companies and Parkland, on Tuesday.
    
    HIGHLIGHTS        
     * Air Canada  AC.TO : ATB Capital Markets cuts target price to C$28 from C$33
     * Loblaw Companies Ltd  L.TO : Desjardins raises target price to C$172 from C$157
     * Parkland Corp  PKI.TO : National Bank of Canada cuts target price to C$49 from C$52
 
Following is a summary of research actions on Canadian companies reported by Reuters on Tuesday.
Stock entries are in alphabetical order. 
      
     * Air Canada  AC.TO : ATB Capital Markets cuts target price to C$28 from C$33
     * Air Canada  AC.TO : CIBC cuts target price to C$25 from C$28
     * Air Canada  AC.TO : Raymond James cuts target price to C$22 from C$28
     * Air Canada  AC.TO : RBC cuts target price to C$17 from C$18
     * Chartwell Retirement Residences  CSH_u.TO : National Bank of Canada initiates with outperform rating
     * Chartwell Retirement Residences  CSH_u.TO : National Bank of Canada initiates with PT C$15
     * Kits Eyecare Ltd  KITS.TO : Ventum Financial resumes coverage with buy rating; PT C$11.25
     * Loblaw Companies Ltd  L.TO : Desjardins raises target price to C$172 from C$157
     * Montage Gold Corp  MAU.V : National Bank of Canada initiates with outperform rating
     * Montage Gold Corp  MAU.V : National Bank of Canada initiates with target price C$2.50
     * Parkland Corp  PKI.TO : Desjardins cuts target price to C$48 from C$51
     * Parkland Corp  PKI.TO : National Bank of Canada cuts target price to C$49 from C$52
     * Sienna Senior Living Inc  SIA.TO : National Bank of Canada initiates with outperform rating
     * Sienna Senior Living Inc  SIA.TO : National Bank of Canada initiates with PT C$17
     * Sleep Country Canada Holdings Inc  ZZZ.TO : RBC raises target price to C$35 from C$30
  
    
    

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