Transcontinental Operating Income Over Time

TCL-B Stock  CAD 24.07  0.41  1.67%   
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Operating Income is likely to drop to about 193.1 M in 2026.
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Compare Transcontinental and related stocks such as Bird Construction, Westshore Terminals, and Savaria Operating Income Over Time
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WTE(27.2 M)97.8 M107 M183.5 M179.5 M210.4 M165.4 M150.3 M177.2 M202.7 M185.9 M158.6 M104.2 M160.5 M179.8 M206.8 M114 M
SIS2.3 M3.4 M3.9 M7.5 M8.8 M11.4 M17.4 M22.6 M26.6 M36.6 M38.8 M35.9 M63.9 M72.2 M84.1 M96.8 M101.6 M
BLDP(3.6 M)(33.6 M)(31.1 M)(19.4 M)(28.1 M)(24.9 M)(18.1 M)(4.9 M)(20.5 M)(25.8 M)(41.2 M)(88 M)(158.9 M)(162.9 M)(183.3 M)(165 M)(156.7 M)
CJT(818.6 K)M9.4 M6.6 M4.9 M19 M45.7 M58.2 M60.3 M55.4 M148.3 M172.9 M172.9 M67.6 M135.2 M155.5 M163.3 M
MTL23.4 M207.2 M210.1 M214.4 M199.6 M135.2 M95.7 M85.6 M101.5 M94.7 M116.7 M123.5 M214.4 M212.3 M201.3 M178.2 M138.9 M
DXT6.6 M6.6 M6.6 M6.6 M6.6 M6.6 M(22.8 M)(14.7 M)(7.6 M)12.8 M50.8 M36 M10.1 M59 M67.1 M77.2 M81 M
GDI(4.8 M)(11.2 M)(4.7 M)(2.5 M)(1.4 M)11.7 M15.3 M23 M28.6 M27.4 M90.5 M83.8 M68 M51 M38 M43.7 M45.9 M
ARE11.8 M100.5 M60.6 M59.4 M63.7 M142.6 M87.1 M53.6 M89.4 M107.3 M149.9 M118.8 M97.2 M240.9 M(60.1 M)(69.1 M)(65.6 M)

Transcontinental and related stocks such as Bird Construction, Westshore Terminals, and Savaria Operating Income description

Operating Income is the amount of profit realized from Transcontinental operations after accounting for operating expenses such as cost of goods sold (COGS), wages and depreciation. Operating income takes the gross income and subtracts other operating expenses and then removes depreciation. Operating Income of Transcontinental is typically a synonym for earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) and is also commonly referred to as operating profit or recurring profit. Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT), representing the amount of profit a company generates from its operations.

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Transcontinental
TCL-B
Specialization
Consumer Cyclical, Packaging & Containers
Business Address1 Place Ville
ExchangeToronto Exchange
CAD 24.07

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