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CIGI.TO drops 5.3% to new 52-week low amid 5 FY EPS cuts; NCIB announced
- Colliers International fell 5.33% on May 14, closing at C$128.69 — just below its prior 52-week low of C$128.82, setting a new trough.
- The stock is now 46% below its 52-week high of C$239.26, with 5 FY EPS cuts vs only 2 upgrades in the May 15 snapshot (7 cuts in 30 days).
- A normal course issuer bid was announced May 13, commencing May 15, signaling management confidence in valuation despite near-term margin pressures.
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Conclusion
Daily prices (2026-05-14): close=C$128.69, open=C$135.93, vol=130,200; day_return=-5.33% (query 11). 52w range C$128.82–C$239.26; today's close breaches the prior low (query 67). EPS revisions (2026-05-15, period 0y): up_last_7_days=2, down_last_7_days=5; up_last_30_days=2, down_last_30_days=7 (query 69). News (2026-05-13): MT Newswires 'Colliers Announces Normal Course Issuer Bid' effective May 15, 2026 (query 68). Company maintained full-year 2026 mid-teens growth guidance despite Q1 earnings miss.