Laurentian Bank of Canada
Laurentian Bank of Canada is a company operating in the Financial Services sector, headquartered in Montréal, Canada. Founded in 1846, the institution provides a wide range of financial services to personal, commercial, and institutional customers in both Canada and the United States. The company operates through two…
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1D
-0.1%
1W
+0.0%
1M
-0.8%
6M
+0.2%
YTD
+0.2%
1Y
+26.7%
2Y
+48.6%
5Y
-1.1%
10Y
-17.2%
Next earnings date
04/12/2026 (in 48 days)
Volatility around earnings
~70% stronger price swings than usual
0
STRONG BUY
1
BUY
0
HOLD
1
SELL
0
STRONG SELL
2
TOTAL · Buy
As of: 03/06/2021
P/E
-80.32
P/B
0.69
EV/EBITDA
922.72
RETURN ON EQUITY
0.1%
NET MARGIN
0.3%
DEBT/EQUITY
7.52
DIVIDEND YIELD
4.7%
AS OF
31/07/2026
FREE FLOAT
99.9%
FLOAT SHARES
44,737,422
AVG. DAILY VOLUME (30D)
174,984
Laurentian Bank of Canada is a company in the Financial Services sector, Banks - Regional industry, headquartered in Canada.
The CEO is Eric Provost, the company employs around 2,682 people.
The IPO was on 12/01/1995; the stock trades on TSX under the ticker LB.TO.
2 analysts rate the stock, the consensus is Buy (as of 03/06/2021).
This is an external assessment, not a statement by Market Jury.
The next earnings date is 04/12/2026.
Around past earnings, price swings were roughly 70% stronger than usual.
Yes. The last dividend was CA$0.47 per share, ex-date 01/10/2026, paid on 30/10/2026.
The dividend yield is 4.7% (as of 31/07/2026).
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