Waste Connections Inc

Waste Connections Inc. predicts a Q4 2025 earnings turnaround, with modest revenue gains and a $5 M profit, driven by cost cuts, recycling expansion and AI‑route tech.

Waste Connections analyst optimism grows as regulators, technology and recurring revenue models boost Canadian waste‑management value.

Explore Waste Connections Inc. (WSN) – why analysts are split, the company’s solid fundamentals, and its edge in Canada’s growing solid‑waste market.

Waste Connections Inc. will release Q4 2025 earnings and a 2026 outlook in Feb, plus an investor call—find out what regulators, margins and capital plans mean for its future.

Waste Connections Inc. boosts Canada’s waste‑management future with expanded recyclables, tech upgrades, and green‑finance moves, positioning it for sustainable growth.

Waste Connections Inc. is poised for growth by exploiting Canadian recycling mandates, U.S. hazardous‑waste tightening, and WtE expansion—learn how its low‑leverage strategy and upcoming fleet electrification could boost EBITDA by 12% in five years.

Goldman Sachs gives Waste Connections a Buy rating, citing solid growth, tech upgrades and ESG focus that outpace peers in Canada’s tightening waste‑management market.

Scotiabank upgrades Waste Connections Inc. to ‘Sector Outperform’, but a closer examination of the company’s fundamentals, regulatory context, and competitive landscape reveals nuanced risks and challenges that may influence investor expectations.

Waste Connections Inc. is poised to report its Q3 earnings, with a review of its business fundamentals, regulatory landscape, and competitive dynamics suggesting that the company’s long-term value may be obscured by short-term volatility.

Waste Connections Inc., a Canadian waste management company, is experiencing a modest price fluctuation, with analysts debating its long-term value proposition, but its stable cash flow, regulatory tailwinds, and capital efficiency make it an attrac…