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Rogers Communications dividend appeal

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Canadian telecom earnings and Rogers Communications dividend outlook appeal

In the second quarter of 2026, Canada’s two largest telecom operators reported solid financial results. BCE Inc. posted a reported modest revenue increase of 1.5% and a 1% rise in adjusted EBITDA, EBITDA growth, improving its net‑debt leverage and generating over C$1 billion in free cash flow and improving its net‑debt leverage to about 3.7 times. flow. The company carrier added more than 41,000 postpaid mobile customers and saw reduced churn fall to its lowest level since 2023, while continuing to invest citing progress in U.S. fiber and rollout, AI‑driven data‑center infrastructure. services, and disciplined cost control. Rogers Communications reported stronger growth, with revenue climbing roughly posted an 8% year‑over‑year revenue increase to about roughly $5.6 billion, driven by its media and cable segments. Adjusted with adjusted EBITDA rose up 3% to around $2.4 billion and free earnings of $1.15 per share. Free cash flow increased rose 6% to $982 million, helped by a 16% cut in lower capital spending. The stock traded near $48.50 per share, offering an annualized Analysts highlighted Rogers’ stable cash flow and dividend yield of about 4.2%, positioning Rogers 4.2% as an attractive dividend choice among for income‑focused investors, often recommending it over other Canadian telecoms. telecoms despite a slightly lower yield. The combined earnings releases underscore a broader market view that Canadian telecoms, particularly Rogers, remain appealing dividend candidates amid steady cash generation and operational improvements.

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