Highlights

  • EODHD/Others assigns a BUY rating despite recent share price declines
  • Stock down over 52% year-on-year as of February 9, 2026
  • Brokerages revise targets following updated guidance

Thomson Reuters Corp. (TSE:TRI) (NYSE: TRI) has remained under market pressure in recent weeks, with EODHD/Others data showing the stock closing at CAD 120.18 on February 06, 2026, down 0.64% on the day. The share price is now about 59.84% below its 52-week high of CAD 299.24 and roughly 3.42% above its 52-week low of CAD 116.21, placing it near the lower end of its annual trading range.

Recent Performance Reflects Extended Correction

The latest EODHD/Others figures show a continued slide across multiple timeframes. The stock is down 20.12% over one week, 32.19% over one month, and 52.54% over the past year. Over six months, the decline stands at 51.42%, while year-to-date performance shows a drop of 33.65%. Trading volume in the latest session was reported at approximately 1.43 million shares.

Brokerages Adjust Targets After Guidance Updates

Several brokerages have updated their views following revised company guidance. National Bankshares lowered its price target from CAD 190 to CAD 175. Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and CIBC World Markets both cut their targets to CAD 140, while TD Securities reduced its objective from CAD 285 to CAD 175. EODHD/Others currently shows a BUY rating on the stock, alongside a consensus target price of CAD 139.48, based on the latest available data.

Latest Earnings Provide Updated Financial Snapshot

Thomson Reuters reported its most recent quarterly results on February 5, 2026, posting earnings per share of CAD 1.47 and revenue of CAD 2.76 billion. The company disclosed a net margin of 32.12% and return on equity of 20.19%. Analyst estimates referenced in coverage indicate full-year EPS expectations of around 5.64.

Business Structure Following Strategic Changes

The company’s current structure reflects earlier changes to its portfolio, with a focus on legal and tax software offerings such as Westlaw and OneSource. Thomson Reuters also maintains an investment in Tradeweb following its previous restructuring related to EODHD/Others.