Manulife Financial Corporation
Manulife Financial Corporation is a global provider of financial products and services operating across Asia, Canada, the United States, and other international regions. Headquartered in Toronto, Canada, the company was established in 1887. The business is structured into three main segments: Wealth and Asset…
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1D
+0.8%
1W
+3.5%
1M
+2.4%
6M
+17.8%
YTD
+25.7%
1Y
+40.8%
2Y
+48.6%
5Y
+150.6%
10Y
+225.2%
Next earnings date
04/11/2026 (in 18 days)
Volatility around earnings
~3% stronger price swings than usual
0
STRONG BUY
8
BUY
6
HOLD
0
SELL
0
STRONG SELL
14
TOTAL · Buy
As of: 07/08/2026
P/E
16.89
P/B
1.96
EV/EBITDA
10.53
RETURN ON EQUITY
4.1%
NET MARGIN
11.1%
DEBT/EQUITY
0.27
DIVIDEND YIELD
3.0%
AS OF
30/06/2026
FREE FLOAT
99.8%
FLOAT SHARES
1,656,378,843
AVG. DAILY VOLUME (30D)
4,563,268
Manulife Financial Corporation is a company in the Financial Services sector, Insurance - Life industry, headquartered in Canada.
The CEO is Philip James Witherington, the company employs around 37,000 people.
The IPO was on 30/09/1999; the stock trades on TSX under the ticker MFC.TO.
14 analysts rate the stock, the consensus is Buy (as of 07/08/2026).
This is an external assessment, not a statement by Market Jury.
The next earnings date is 04/11/2026.
Around past earnings, price swings were roughly 3% stronger than usual.
Yes. The last dividend was CA$0.49 per share, ex-date 21/08/2026, paid on 21/09/2026.
The dividend yield is 3.0% (as of 30/06/2026).
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