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Rogers Communications Inc. has agreed to sell its portfolio of nine data centers to InfraRed Capital Partners, a move expected to help the company pay down its debt.

Rogers Communications has made a strategic decision to sell its portfolio of nine data centers to InfraRed Capital Partners, a move expected to improve its financials and allow the company to focus on its core operations.

Rogers Communications Inc. reported mixed Q2 earnings, but strong revenue and adjusted EBITDA growth in its wireless, cable, and media segments, along with debt reduction efforts and a commitment to shareholder value, make it a compelling story.

Rogers Communications has taken significant steps to reduce its debt burden, increasing its debt buyback cap to $1.4 billion and accepting $1.2 billion in debt securities, boosting its financial stability.

Rogers Communications has launched a series of cash tender offers to purchase up to a substantial amount of its outstanding senior notes, aiming to reduce its debt burden and improve its financial position.

Rogers Communications Inc. has launched a cash tender offer to purchase up to C$400 million of its outstanding senior notes across six different series, aiming to reduce its debt burden.

Analysts predict a 43% increase in earnings per share for Rogers Communications, with a forecasted average of 1.06 CAD, ahead of its quarterly earnings release on July 23, 2025.

Rogers Communications has solidified its position in the Canadian sports industry with a majority stake acquisition in Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment, leading to a positive market reaction and optimistic outlook for the company’s future prospects.

Rogers Communications Inc has acquired a 75% stake in Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment, a Canadian sports and entertainment company that owns several prominent Toronto sports teams.

Rogers Communications Inc has demonstrated resilience and strategic focus, with a moderate stock price increase and commitment to sustainability and core operations.