Comerica

Comerica stock reached a 52-week high of $93.8 (currently $93.93), slightly above the prior record of $93.78. Over the past year the price climbed about 41.02%, with total return of 44.67% according to data; in the last six months alone the gain was 42.79%. The company shows a P/E ratio of 17.62 and a dividend yield of 3.1%, with 55 consecutive years of dividend payments. The planned merger with Fifth Third Bancorp, a shareholder push to vote against, and adjusted analyst ratings and price targets are also shaping the current valuation. » More on de.investing.com

Comerica filed its quarterly and annual results but will forgo an earnings call or webcast because of the impending merger with Fifth Third Bancorp. The SEC filing includes the earnings release as an attachment but provides no further financial details. The stock is trading near its 52‑week high, the bank has paid dividends for 55 years, and it is facing pushback from HoldCo Asset Management, which is urging shareholders to reject the merger; some analysts have adjusted their price targets since the merger announcement. » More on de.investing.com

Comerica will publish results for the quarter ended Dec. 31, 2025, on Jan. 23, 2026. Nineteen analysts estimate EPS at $1.29 on average (prior year $1.22, +5.74%), while 14 analysts forecast revenue falling 27.35% to $851.5 million (prior year $1.17 billion). For the fiscal year, 20 analysts expect average EPS of $5.28 (prior year $5.02) and 16 analysts see annual revenue at $3.36 billion (prior year $4.84 billion). » More on finanzen.net

HoldCo Asset Management released a presentation urging Comerica shareholders to oppose the proposed $10.9 billion all‑stock merger with Fifth Third, arguing the rushed timeline and CEO Curtis Farmer’s compensation package are primary drivers of the deal. HoldCo says the fast execution aims to avoid board changes and that Comerica previously rejected another bidder with longer timelines to protect management. It recommends a 'NO' vote to push for improved terms and cites a fair‑value estimate near $120 per share as achievable in a sale. » More on finance.yahoo.com

HoldCo Asset Management urges Comerica shareholders to vote against the proposed merger with Fifth Third at the special meeting on January 6, 2026. The investment firm, which owns about 1.6% of common shares, criticizes the 17-day negotiation process as “unusually rushed,” views the offered valuation as too low, and points to potential conflicts of interest involving CEO Curtis Farmer. HoldCo argues shareholders could achieve a better outcome by rejecting the deal. Comerica also reported a strong Q2 2025; analyst targets range from $66 to $97, a fair-value estimate suggests slight overvaluation, and the acquisition is expected to close by the end of Q1 2026. » More on de.investing.com