Canadian National Railway Company
CNI · NYSE
$125.14+$19.3017.99%
$125.14$0.000.00%
CNI · NYSE
CNI is a North American freight railroad that earns revenue primarily by transporting customers’ merchandise and bulk commodities across its rail network, with ancillary transportation services supporting the core railroad operation. Its customers are commercial shippers that depend on rail logistics. The supplied materials do not disclose operating-segment revenue or customer-category percentages, so a defensible contribution split cannot be stated. CNI reported FY2025 revenue of $17.3 billion and net income of $4.7 billion, up from $17.0 billion and $4.4 billion, respectively, in FY2024, indicating its current financial scale.
CNI fell $2.22, or 1.71%, over the supplied week, moving from $129.52 to $127.30. The stock initially edged up to $129.84 on July 29 before dropping $2.71 on July 30, then stabilized near $127.20 on July 31. It declined another $1.40 on August 3, giving back the prior week’s level, before recovering $1.49 on August 4. The supplied evidence identifies no company-specific announcement, earnings release, contract, or guidance change driving the moves, and it provides no broader market catalyst to explain the decline. Trading volume was highest during the July 30 selloff at 2.44 million shares and rose to 1.77 million on the rebound.
