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Thomson Reuters Corporation · end-of-day data as of Nov 13, 2026

Thomson Reuters
TRI · $47.38B
$109.300.0%
Nov 13, 2026 · close
$100$120SepOctNov9:3016:003 months +9.0%Nov 13 · close
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  • PT$136.10 +24.5%
  • ConsensusBuy · 19
  • FCF yield+4.4%
  • MAs3 of 4
Neutral
  • Earnings in83d
  • P/E30.5x
  • RSI48
  • Support-1.4%
  • Resistance+13.3%
  • Off 52w high-24.3%
  • Volume0.7x
  • Bollingerlower half
  • News0.00
  • P/E vs own+5.9%
  • Trendsideways
  • 52w range$76–$144
  • ATR+4.1%
  • Off ATH-50.8%
  • InsidersNone in 90d
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  • P/E vs sector+11.5%
  • MACD-1.51
  • Sector▼ -11.7%

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Is Thomson Reuters a good stock to buy?

Thomson Reuters is strong on 3 of the 5 questions about the business. The price is about usual: 30.5 times its earnings, near its 3-year median of 33.1 (Nov 13, 2026). pretickt does not say whether to buy or sell.

  1. Demand steady
  2. Advantage some edge
  3. Economics very profitable
  4. Execution delivers
  5. Fragility sturdy
  6. Price about usual
DemandDo people want more of what it sells?steady

TRI sales growth revenue growth

+4%a year, for the last 3 years

Thomson Reuters' sales grew 4% a year for 3 years, to $7.48B in fiscal 2025.

TRI analysts' forecast revenue estimates

+2%the sales they expect next fiscal year, on the last

Analysts expect Thomson Reuters' sales to grow 2% to $7.63B in fiscal 2026 (11 analysts).

TRI peers

pretickt analysis+7%its sales in 12 months, on a year before

Thomson Reuters' sales grew 7% in the 12 months to Sep 30, 2026, faster than Copart (0%), slower than HEICO (+21%), Cintas (+10%) and Rollins (+8%).

Advantage moatIs it hard to copy?some edge

TRI return on capital ROIC

pretickt analysis20%earned before tax on the money invested in it

Thomson Reuters earned 20% before tax on the capital invested in it in the 12 months to Sep 30, 2026; Cintas 35%, Rollins 31%, Copart 23% and HEICO 17%.

TRI margin on each sale gross margin

49%left after making the product

Thomson Reuters kept 49% of each sale after making the product in the 12 months to Sep 30, 2026; its peers' median is 48%.

EconomicsDoes it make good money?very profitable

TRI margin after costs profit margin

25%of sales left after running the business

Thomson Reuters' operating margin was 25% in the 12 months to Sep 30, 2026, against 28% in fiscal 2022.

TRI cash generated free cash flow

$2.1Bcash left after investing, last 12 months

Thomson Reuters generated $2.1B of free cash flow in the 12 months to Sep 30, 2026, more than its reported profit.

TRI profit per share

-31%in its last fiscal year

Thomson Reuters' earnings per share fell 31% in fiscal 2025, to $3.35.

ExecutionDoes it deliver what it promises?delivers

TRI earnings vs estimates

6 of 7quarters above the analysts' estimate

Thomson Reuters beat the analysts' profit estimate in 6 of 7 quarters, the latest on Nov 3, 2026; 1 quarter the sources disagree on is left out.

Fragility risksCould something break it?sturdy

TRI financial health Altman Z-score

5.2Altman Z-score, safe above 3

Thomson Reuters' Altman Z-score is 5.2 (Nov 13, 2026), above 3, where the safe zone starts.

TRI quality checks Piotroski score

7 of 9checks passed

Thomson Reuters passes 7 of the 9 Piotroski checks in the 12 months to Sep 30, 2026; it misses on return on assets and gross margin.

TRI in past recessions

pretickt analysis+1%its sales in the worst one

Thomson Reuters' sales grew through each of the last 2 US recessions (2008–09 and 2020).

Price valuationIs the price reasonable?about usual

TRI price vs profit P/E ratio

30.5×a year's earnings

Thomson Reuters' P/E ratio is 30.5 (Nov 13, 2026), near its 3-year median of 33.1.

TRI price vs peers

pretickt analysis30.5×a year's earnings, against its peers

Investors pay 30.5 times Thomson Reuters' earnings (Nov 13, 2026), more than for Copart (20.5), less than for HEICO (56.7), Cintas (44.6) and Rollins (35.7).

TRI analysts' target price target

+25%to their average target

Analysts' average price target for Thomson Reuters is $136, 25% above the Nov 13, 2026 close of $109.30.

TRI growth priced in fair value

pretickt analysis+9%a year, for ten years, to be worth the price

At $109.30 a share, Thomson Reuters' free cash flow must grow about 9% a year for ten years to be worth the price (Nov 13, 2026).

What is Thomson Reuters' P/E ratio?

Thomson Reuters' P/E ratio is 30.5 (Nov 13, 2026), near its 3-year median of 33.1. Investors pay 30.5 times Thomson Reuters' earnings (Nov 13, 2026), more than for Copart (20.5), less than for HEICO (56.7), Cintas (44.6) and Rollins (35.7).

Is Thomson Reuters profitable?

Thomson Reuters' operating margin was 25% in the 12 months to Sep 30, 2026, against 28% in fiscal 2022. Thomson Reuters generated $2.1B of free cash flow in the 12 months to Sep 30, 2026, more than its reported profit.

From the companies' statements (FMP), their filings read by pretickt, the analysts and the insiders, as of Nov 13, 2026. Each card says what a fact means for its question, never what to do with the stock: for information only, not investment advice.