Toronto Stocks Edge Higher; Corus Entertainment Slides on 2Q Loss, Revenue Decline
14 April 2023 - 3:05AM
Dow Jones News
By Adriano Marchese
Stocks in Toronto advanced in midday trading on Thursday, with
most sectors seeing gains. Materials and healthcare led the
advance, while industrials, staples and utilities paced the
declines.
Canada's S&P/TSX Composite Index was up 0.27% at 20509.91
and the blue-chip S&P/TSX 60 rose 0.21% to 1233.83.
Corus Entertainment Inc. shares were down 3% at 1.63 Canadian
dollars ($1.21) after reporting a loss for the second quarter of
fiscal 2023. The Toronto-based, mass media company saw its revenue
drop as a decline in advertising dollars weighed on performance.
Corus also cut its dividend in favor of paying down debt.
Other market movers:
Teck Resources Ltd. shares rose 1.5% to C$58.66 after the
company said it will look to speed up the separation of its
steelmaking business, as the Swiss-based commodities company
Glencore PLC continues its bid to take over the company.
Foraco International S.A.'s shares gained after the company it
secured a 111 million Australian-dollar ($74.3 million) contract to
provide metals and mining giant Rio Tinto with water drilling
services in Australia. The shares were up 3.7% to C$1.95.
GreenPower Motor Co. climbed 18% to C$3.55 after they received a
$15 million order for their electric school buses from the state of
West Virginia.
Hudbay Minerals Inc. said it struck a roughly $439 million deal
to buy Copper Mountain Mining Corp., creating one of Canada's
largest copper miners with output of about 150,000 metric tons a
year from operations in North and South America. Shares of Hudbay
were up 2.9% to C$7.20 while Copper Mountain shares soared over 20%
to C$2.72.
Write to Adriano Marchese at adriano.marchese@wsj.com
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