CLS.TO: 18 FY EPS upgrades, zero cuts — consensus jumps 14.3% in 7 days
#Celestica logged 18 upward FY EPS revisions with zero cuts in the May 15 snapshot, the cleanest upgrade ratio in the entire dataset.
#The FY consensus surged to C$10.29 from C$9.01 a week ago (+14.3%); the stock closed at C$523.95 on May 14, up 2.83% on the day.
#Recent analyst upgrades have cited AI infrastructure demand as a key driver of guidance revisions, with multiple price target increases in late April 2026.
BESI.AS: 14 FY EPS upgrades with next-quarter consensus up 23.85% in 7 days
#BE Semiconductor Industries collected 14 FY EPS upgrades with just 1 cut in the May 15 snapshot; next-quarter EPS consensus rose 23.85% in 7 days to €1.13 from €0.91.
#FY EPS consensus is up 8.73% in 7 days to €3.86; next-year earnings growth is forecast at 149% above the benchmark index (stock_trend 2.55 vs index_trend 0.19).
#The stock closed at €258.20 on May 12, within 4% of its 52-week high of €268.20, having recovered from a 52-week low of €102.40.
BPCL gets 10 FY EPS upgrades with consensus up 13.3% in 7 days, stock 25% below 52w high
#Bharat Petroleum received 10 FY EPS upgrades and just 1 cut in the May 15 snapshot; the FY consensus surged 13.3% in 7 days to ₹59.61 from ₹52.60.
#The stock closed at ₹295 on May 13, still 25% below its 52-week high of ₹391.85, suggesting the price has not yet caught up with the earnings upgrade cycle.
#Analysts are heavily bullish: 25 buy ratings vs 4 sells in the current snapshot.
CP.TO absorbs 15 FY EPS cuts — among the most of large-cap Canadian stocks — on tariff headwinds
#Canadian Pacific Kansas City logged 15 FY EPS cuts and just 3 upgrades in the May 15 snapshot, among the most cuts of any large-cap Canadian stock in today's dataset (18 cuts over 30 days).
#FY EPS consensus has declined 0.45% in 30 days to C$5.12; the stock closed at C$119.28 on May 14, 2.4% below its 52-week high of C$122.25.
#Zacks flagged the stock on May 14 citing high fuel costs, tariff-related tensions, and supply-chain disruptions as ongoing sector headwinds.
BCE.TO gets 10 FY EPS upgrades after Q1 EPS beat and 300 MW AI data centre announcement
#BCE Inc. logged 10 FY EPS upgrades vs 2 cuts in the May 15 snapshot, following a Q1 adjusted EPS beat of 63c vs the 58c consensus and revenue of C$6.17B vs C$6.09B expected.
#FY EPS consensus rose 1.55% in 7 days to C$2.603; on May 14, Bell named Bird Construction as partner for a 300 MW AI data fabric facility in Saskatchewan.
#The stock closed at C$33.20 on May 14, within its 52-week range of C$29.17–C$36.25, with the AI infrastructure pivot adding a fresh growth narrative.