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Canadian Pacific Kansas City operates a cross-border freight railroad serving Canada, the United States and Mexico. It earns revenue by transporting goods for shippers, with recent growth highlighted in grain, automotive and other cross-border freight, while pricing, volume and network efficiency support profitability. The supplied evidence does not provide segment revenue contributions or customer concentration. CP generated $15.0 billion of revenue and $4.1 billion of net income in fiscal 2025, compared with $14.4 billion and $3.7 billion in 2024. Its customers are businesses that move commodities and manufactured goods through its rail network.
CP fell 1.17% over the supplied week, from $91.70 to $90.63. Trading was volatile around the second-quarter 2026 results: the stock slipped to $91.29 on July 29, dropped 3.4% to $88.16 on July 30, then recovered 2.8% to $90.65 on July 31. The earnings evidence points to a mixed fundamental reaction: CP beat second-quarter earnings and revenue estimates, with pricing, freight-volume growth and network efficiency offsetting higher fuel costs, while reported profit declined year over year. The rebound largely stalled, with shares flat on August 3 and down $0.02 on August 4 on volume of 6.6 million shares. No additional company-specific catalyst was supplied.
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