Canadian National Railway Company (CNI) Stock Analysis
$CNI · Industrials · Railroads · NYSE
Canadian National Railway (CNI), a Railroads company, is listed on NYSE, has a market capitalization of about $73.70B and trades at 21.6x trailing earnings.
Price
$121.79
Market cap
$73.70B
P/E ratio
21.6x
Dividend yield
2.16%
About Canadian National Railway Company
Canadian National Railway Company (CNI), together with its subsidiary operations, functions as a key player in the railway and related logistics industry. The firm handles a wide array of freight, including petroleum products and chemicals, agricultural commodities such as grain and fertilizers, various minerals like coal and metals, timber and paper goods, intermodal containers, and finished automobiles. Its services cater to a broad base of clients, from international exporters and importers to retail chains, agricultural growers, and industrial manufacturers. CNI boasts a substantial rail infrastructure, with approximately 19,500 miles of track extending across both Canada and the United States. Additionally, the company provides diverse ancillary services, encompassing marine terminal management (vessels and docks), cargo transshipment and distribution, specialized automotive supply
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