Analyst Ratings-Canada
BCE Inc. (BCE:CA) has been upgraded to Outperform with a target price of $39.00 CAD by Scotia Capital.
Brookfield Infrastructure Partners (BIP-UN:CA) has had its rating maintained with a Outperform, with a target price of $65.00 CAD by CIBC.
Catallaxy Inc. (CATX:CA) continues to be rated Outperform, with a target price of $15.00 CAD, as per Scotia Capital.
Cia Inc. (CIA:CA) remains with a Buy rating and a target price of $6.00 CAD, according to TD Securities.
Cenovus Energy Inc. (CVE:CA) has its rating maintained as Outperform, with a target price of $28.00 CAD by CIBC.
BRP Inc. (DOO:CA) has a Buy rating maintained with a target price of $92.00 CAD, as per Morningstar.
Enbridge Inc. (ENB:CA) continues to be rated Outperform, with a target price of $67.00 CAD by CIBC.
First Quantum Minerals Ltd. (FM:CA) has its rating maintained as Hold, with a target price of $18.00 CAD by TD Securities.
Freehold Royalties Ltd. (FRU:CA) has its rating maintained at Neutral, with a target price of $15.00 CAD by CIBC.
Ithaca Energy Inc. (IAU:CA) has had its target price reduced to $1.50 CAD, with a Outperform by Scotia Capital.
Laurentian Bank of Canada (LB:CA) has had its target price increased to $32.00 CAD by Scotia Capital, with a Sector Perform rating.
MEG Energy Corp. (MEG:CA) continues to have a Neutral rating, with a target price of $28.00 CAD by CIBC.
MDI Inc. (MDI:CA) maintains its Buy rating, with a target price of $13.00 CAD, according to TD Securities.
Nexgen Energy Ltd. (NEXN:CA) remains rated Outperform, with a target price of $17.00 CAD by Scotia Capital.
Saputo Inc. (SAP:CA) Scotia Capital maintained the Outperform rating, with a target price of $30.00 CAD.
Spin Master Corp. (TOY:CA) remains with a Neutral rating, with a target price of $28.00 CAD, by CIBC.
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