Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited
CTC.TO · TSX
Company research
Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited (TSX: CTC.TO) is one of Canada's most iconic and diversified retail conglomerates, founded in 1922 and headquartered in Toronto, Ontario. The company operates through three core segments — Retail, Financial Services, and CT REIT — with a network of approximately 1,700 retail and gasoline outlets spanning the country under well-known banners including Canadian Tire, Mark's, SportChek, PartSource, Party City, and Helly Hansen. Its broad merchandise offering covers automotive parts and services, home improvement, sporting goods, apparel, and seasonal products, complemented by a robust Triangle loyalty program with over 11 million members. Beyond retail, CTC's Financial Services division manages a portfolio of proprietary credit cards and banking products, while CT REIT oversees a diversified property portfolio of 368 Canadian Tire-anchored locations and industrial assets across Canada.
Research reports
Extensive, multi-section report presenting Canadian Tire as a “recovery play” with a durable domestic moat, undervalued sum‑of‑the‑parts valuation, and attractive five‑year base and high‑case return scenarios, while detailing risks around True North execution, credit quality, weather‑sensitive demand, and high leverage.
Simply Wall St · June 9, 2026Canadian Tire Corporation Future GrowthModel-driven future growth report forecasting earnings and EPS growth of roughly 9–15% per year but revenue growth of only about 2.2% annually, framing Street price targets in a CA$180–205 band and characterizing Canadian Tire’s outlook as balanced with constrained revenue and margin expansion versus the broader Canadian market.
DefenseWorld.net / MarketBeat.com · February 21, 2026Canadian Tire (TSE:CTC.A) Stock Price Expected to Rise, Desjardins Analyst SaysNews-style research note summarizing Desjardins’ lift of its price target to C$203 with a buy rating and collating other brokers’ raised targets, arguing that strong holiday/Q4 results, Triangle Rewards momentum, and AI‑driven retail initiatives support multi‑percent upside while acknowledging margin, expense, and rating dispersion risks.
Morningstar Equity Research · February 18, 2026Canadian Tire Earnings: Uncertainty Remains Despite Solid Revenue GrowthEarnings note maintaining a C$172 fair value estimate, three‑star rating and no‑moat assessment, stating that Canadian Tire’s shares trade at about a 7% premium to intrinsic value and that elevated retail margins and True North investment needs limit upside despite recent double‑digit retail revenue growth and margin expansion.
Cantech Letter (National Bank Financial Commentary) · January 28, 2026Don’t buy Canadian Tire stock, this analyst saysArticle summarizing National Bank Financial analyst Vishal Shreedhar’s sector‑perform stance and C$201 price target, highlighting uneven operating performance, execution disruption from the True North strategy, and margin and financial services pressures, and concluding that while Q4 2025 should show EPS growth, there are more attractive opportunities elsewhere.