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CN Reports Q2 Revenue of C$4.75B, Raises Full-Year Guidance
Reports Q2 revenue C$4.75B, consensus C$4.62B. Tracy Robinson, president and CEO said, "I want to thank the CN team for the strong results this quarter, which reflect their discipline, focus, and execution. We delivered on our key commitments, with solid operational and commercial performance, improved productivity, strong cash flow generation, and continued financial discipline. We are raising our full-year guidance, supported by sustained business momentum and our continued ability to deliver results for our customers."
Company Expects Adjusted EPS Growth in 2026
The company said, "The Company now expects adjusted diluted EPS growth in the mid-to-high single-digit range. In 2026, CN continues to plan to invest approximately C$2.8 billion in its capital program, net of amounts reimbursed by customers. The Company also expects to continue improving its free cash flow conversion throughout 2026."
CN and Union Pacific Sign Rail Service Agreement
CN (CNI) and Union Pacific (UNP) signed a binding Memorandum of Understanding aiming to strengthen rail service across North America, improving both railroads' ability to serve customers. The agreement provides Union Pacific with expanded operating rights over CN's Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Railway corridor through Chicago, while granting CN new rights over Union Pacific's network between Memphis, Tennessee, and Eagle Pass, Texas, to support freight movements between Canada and Mexico.
CN and Union Pacific Sign Binding MOU
CN (CNI) and Union Pacific (UNP) announced that they have signed a binding Memorandum of Understanding establishing a framework for CN to secure competitive access in connection with the proposed transaction between Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern (NSC). The settlement agreement preserves customer options and resolves terminal railroad ownership issues, while expanding CN's presence in the Midwest and reaffirming gateway protections for all customers and railroads. Under the settlement agreement, which is contingent on the Surface Transportation Board's approval and closing of the merger: CN gains access to shipper facilities where Class I railroad options would be reduced from 2-to-1 or 3-to-2, where commercially and operationally feasible. CN acquires Norfolk Southern's ownership interests in the Kansas City Terminal Railway Company and the Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis. CN gains new access in the Midwest through overhead rights between Tuscola, Illinois, and East St. Louis, Illinois, and rights to serve customers between St. Louis, Missouri, and Kansas City, Missouri. For the first time, CN will have a footprint in the heart of Kansas City, with usage of Union Pacific's Neff Yard. CN will not oppose the Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern merger. Both parties will collaborate through the STB process to ensure that this agreement takes effect.
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