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Telus declined fairly significantly from its peak in early 2022 and I am not sure why. The company is out ahead of the pack on its capex cycle, has hidden value in some of its technology investments and will continue to see strong subscriber loading with ongoing population growth from immigration. The shares yield nearly five per cent and the company is increasing its dividend more aggressively than any other telco. Parking some capital in Telus below $30 with a five-year time horizon in an uncertain environment seems like a prudent way to protect and grow capital. stockchase.com
Stable company. Rose last year on hype surrounding investments in agriculture and healthcare, but he likes those investments. Telus is using its tech know-how to expand opportunities in other business-use cases. Core business looks good. Further ahead than BCE on fibre build, capex starting to come down, free cashflow starting to rise. Dividend growth at 7-8% annually is best in sector. At these levels, buy at full weight. Yield is 4.89%.
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