Canadian National Railway Company

Canadian National Railway reported all-time monthly propane export volumes in May 2026, a 40% increase in carloads versus May 2025 that surpasses the prior record from August 2024. The gain was driven by operational enhancements, including train-length optimizations and improved network efficiency across the corridor, enabling higher volumes to the West Coast within existing commercial arrangements. CN said it will continue partnering with supply-chain customers such as Pembina to maintain safe, efficient logistics and to leverage additional capacity for future growth. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Canadian National Railway reported a 44% increase in free cash flow in Q1 2026 to $900m and improved operational metrics such as car velocity and fuel efficiency. Despite revenue growth in grain, petroleum/chemicals and intermodal, adjusted margins fell; the Operating Ratio deteriorated by 120 basis points. Exchange-rate effects and higher operating costs pressured profitability, causing the stock to retreat after the results. Management confirmed the full-year guidance but adjusted macroeconomic assumptions and reiterated its focus on productivity measures and shareholder returns. » More on de.investing.com

Canadian National Railway reported adjusted EPS of CAD 1.80 for Q1 2026, meeting analysts' expectations, while revenue fell 1% to CAD 4.38 billion. Free cash flow rose 44% to CAD 900 million, but operating expenses increased due to higher wage and material costs. Investors reacted with an approximately 5.5% premarket decline; the company aims to reduce leverage to 2.5x by 2027 and issued quarterly EPS guidance for the remaining periods of 2026. » More on de.investing.com