Canadian Tire's Q1 results show a 4.7% increase in consolidated comparable sales and a 4.0% rise in retail revenue, despite economic and tariff challenges. Normalized Diluted EPS for Q1 was $2.18, up $0.80, driven by growth across all categories and brands, including SportChek and Marks. Diluted EPS was $0.67, down $0.71, due to increased expenditure on the 'True North' strategic initiatives and the exit of the Helly Hansen business.
Canadian Tire remains a long-term hold due to its strong brand, sound management, and clear strategy, despite short-term economic challenges and tariff uncertainties. FY 2024 results showed modest sales growth and a 21% increase in EPS, but missed analyst expectations, leading to a 7.4% share price drop. The looming threat of U.S. tariffs and potential higher unemployment rates could significantly impact consumer demand and increase loan write-offs, posing risks to forward earnings.
Canadian Tire CEO Greg Hicks said on Thursday that the retailer is preparing to mitigate potential impacts from tariffs amid a possible trade war between Canada and the United States.
![]() CDNAF In 1 month Announced | Quarterly | $1.29 Per Share |
![]() CDNAF 1 month ago Paid | Quarterly | $1.25 Per Share |
![]() CDNAF 4 months ago Paid | Quarterly | $1.28 Per Share |
![]() CDNAF 7 months ago Paid | Quarterly | $1.26 Per Share |
![]() CDNAF 10 months ago Paid | Quarterly | $1.26 Per Share |
6 Aug 2025 (57 Days) Date | | - Cons. EPS | - EPS |
8 May 2025 Date | | - Cons. EPS | 0.47 EPS |
7 May 2025 Date | | - Cons. EPS | - EPS |
13 Feb 2025 Date | | - Cons. EPS | 5.27 EPS |
7 Nov 2024 Date | | - Cons. EPS | 2.63 EPS |
![]() CDNAF In 1 month Announced | Quarterly | $1.29 Per Share |
![]() CDNAF 1 month ago Paid | Quarterly | $1.25 Per Share |
![]() CDNAF 4 months ago Paid | Quarterly | $1.28 Per Share |
![]() CDNAF 7 months ago Paid | Quarterly | $1.26 Per Share |
![]() CDNAF 10 months ago Paid | Quarterly | $1.26 Per Share |
6 Aug 2025 (57 Days) Date | | - Cons. EPS | - EPS |
8 May 2025 Date | | - Cons. EPS | 0.47 EPS |
7 May 2025 Date | | - Cons. EPS | - EPS |
13 Feb 2025 Date | | - Cons. EPS | 5.27 EPS |
7 Nov 2024 Date | | - Cons. EPS | 2.63 EPS |
Specialty Retail Industry | Consumer Cyclical Sector | Mr. Gregory Huber Hicks CEO | OTC PINK Exchange | CA1366812024 ISIN |
CA Country | 13,973 Employees | 31 Jul 2025 Last Dividend | - Last Split | - IPO Date |
Founded in 1922 and headquartered in Toronto, Canada, Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited is a revered name in the Canadian retail sector, offering a variety of products and services across the country. The company operates through three main segments: Retail, CT REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust), and Financial Services. Each of these segments plays a crucial role in the company's business model, from providing retail goods in various categories such as automotive, sports, and home products, to managing real estate properties and offering financial services including credit cards and savings accounts. Canadian Tire Corporation has established itself as a one-stop shop for Canadian consumers, reinforcing its presence with a strong portfolio of brands and a wide online reach to cater to the evolving shopping preferences of its customers.
The vast array of products and services offered by Canadian Tire Corporation is segmented into various categories, reflecting the company's depth in satisfying a broad spectrum of consumer needs:
The CT REIT segment underscores the company’s real estate investment trust operations, showcasing a portfolio that includes Canadian Tire stores, retail developments anchored by Canadian Tire, industrial and mixed-use commercial properties, alongside development properties. The Financial Services segment complements the Retail and CT REIT segments by offering consumer credit cards, in-store financing options, insurance products, and savings solutions like retail and broker deposits, savings accounts, and guaranteed investment certificates. This diverse range of products and services enables Canadian Tire Corporation to maintain a solid footprint in the Canadian retail market.