Thomson Reuters price target raised to $210 from $200 at Barclays
Written by Emily J. Thompson, Senior Investment Analyst
Updated: May 02 2025
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Price Target Adjustment: Barclays increased its price target for Thomson Reuters from $200 to $210 and maintains an Overweight rating after the earnings report.
Growth Performance: The Legal segment achieved significant organic growth, contributing to the overall acceleration of the "Big 3," with Government sector growth unexpectedly reaching 9%.
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Analyst Views on TRI
Wall Street analysts forecast TRI stock price to rise
12 Analyst Rating
9 Buy
3 Hold
0 Sell
Strong Buy
Current: 93.010
Low
160.00
Averages
192.65
High
258.00
Current: 93.010
Low
160.00
Averages
192.65
High
258.00
About TRI
Thomson Reuters Corporation is a content and technology company. The Legal Professionals segment serves law firms and governments with research and workflow products powered by technologies, including generative artificial intelligence (AI). The Corporates segment serves corporations ranging from small businesses to multinational organizations with a full suite of content-driven products, powered by technologies, including generative AI. The Tax & Accounting Professionals segment serves tax, audit and accounting firms with research and workflow products powered by technologies, including generative AI. The Reuters News segment supplies business, financial and global news and data to media organizations, professionals and news consumers through Reuters News Agency, Reuters.com, Reuters Events, Thomson Reuters products and to financial firms exclusively via LSEG products. The Global Print segment provides legal and tax information and commercial printing services.
About the author
Emily J. Thompson
Emily J. Thompson, a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) with 12 years in investment research, graduated with honors from the Wharton School. Specializing in industrial and technology stocks, she provides in-depth analysis for Intellectia’s earnings and market brief reports.
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- Eligibility Criteria: Only shareholders who are not residents of Canada and are subject to income tax in other jurisdictions can opt-out, indicating the company's focus on global shareholder tax interests and enhancing its international appeal.
- Share Consolidation Mechanism: Shareholders participating in the capital return will undergo share consolidation, while non-participants will retain their original share count, ensuring fairness in capital distribution while maintaining the stability of the company's equity structure.
- Tax Complexity Advisory: The company advises shareholders to carefully review the management proxy circular and consult financial and legal advisors to better understand the tax implications of the capital return and share consolidation, demonstrating the company's commitment to shareholder interests.
See More
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- Capital Return Plan: Thomson Reuters announced a special cash distribution totaling $605 million, estimated at approximately $1.36 per share, aimed at providing tax optimization options for non-Canadian tax resident shareholders, thereby enhancing investment appeal.
- Opt-Out for Shareholders: Eligible shareholders can choose to opt-out of the capital return; while opting out means forfeiting the cash distribution, they will still participate in the share consolidation, resulting in an increase in their equity and voting interests in the company.
- Consolidation Ratio Calculation: Under the plan, non-participating shareholders' shares will be consolidated proportionally, ensuring their share count remains unchanged, while participating shareholders will see a reduction in their shares reflecting the capital return, ensuring fairness in the transaction.
- Tax Advisory: The company advises shareholders to carefully read the management proxy circular and consult financial and legal advisors before making decisions regarding the capital return and share consolidation, to understand the complex tax implications and ensure informed choices.
See More
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- Financial Performance Rebound: In the post-pandemic era, industry revenues, operating income, and cash flows have not only recovered but surpassed pre-pandemic levels, reflecting strong financial health that supports sustained dividend payouts and boosts long-term investor confidence.
- AI-Driven Transformation: The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence and automation technologies is reshaping service delivery in the business sector, presenting efficiency gains and cost reductions while also posing challenges such as workforce displacement and the need for continuous upskilling, necessitating effective AI integration for competitive advantage.
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- Black Box Risks: The letters highlight the risks of reliance on opaque systems from external vendors, which often do not disclose how eligibility or fraud determinations are made, potentially leaving eligible workers without necessary benefits due to algorithmic errors.
- AI Challenges: The senators emphasize that the increasing use of AI tools in unemployment systems has led to significant errors, such as incorrectly flagging legitimate claims as fraudulent, and system glitches that delay or halt payments, severely impacting workers' ability to meet basic needs.
- Transparency Demands: The letters request extensive information on how these companies design, test, and maintain their systems, including the data their algorithms rely on, error correction processes, and the level of state control over technology to ensure accuracy and timeliness in unemployment benefit payments.
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