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The TSX Composite Earnings Scorecard is the most comprehensive and up-to-the-minute compilation of aggregated earnings growth and market intelligence covering the companies included in the TSX Composite Index. This report combines Thomson Reuters' unrivaled historical earnings database, in-depth coverage of sell-side analysts' bottom-up corporate earnings estimates, and the analytic capabilities of Thomson Reuters Proprietary Research Group and desktop solutions.

EARNINGS HIGHLIGHTS

Q2 2017 Y/Y Blended Earnings Growth Estimates

  • TSX Composite (.GSPTSE) = 20.8 per cent
  • Ex-Energy = 13.7 per cent
  • Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. = -29.0 per cent
  • Healthcare Ex- VRX = -1.2 per cent
  • TSX Composite Ex-VRX = 21.8 per cent

Q2 2017 Performance vs. Earnings Expectations

Ninety-eight per cent of the TSX Composite companies have reported Q3 2017 EPS. Of the 239 companies in the index that have reported earnings to date for Q2 2017:

  • 54.0 per cent reported above analyst expectations
  • 34.7 per cent reported below analyst expectations

Q3 2017 Y/Y Blended Earnings Growth Estimates

  • TSX Composite = 14.5 per cent
  • Ex-Energy = 7.2 per cent
  • Valeant Pharmaceuticals = -35.5 per cent
  • Healthcare Ex- VRX = -37.9 per cent
  • TSX Composite Ex-VRX = 15.5 per cent

REVENUE HIGHLIGHTS

Q2 2017 Y/Y Blended Revenue Growth Estimates

  • TSX Composite = 7.3 per cent
  • Ex-Energy = 3.4 per cent
  • Valeant Pharma. (VRX.TO) = -10.9 per cent
  • Healthcare Ex-Valeant Pharma. = 7.9 per cent
  • TSX Composite Ex-Valeant Pharma. = 7.5 per cent

Q2 2017 Performance vs. Revenue Expectations

Of the TSX Composite companies that have reported revenue to date for Q3 2017:

  • 60.2 per cent reported above analyst expectations
  • 39.4 per cent reported below analyst expectations

Q3 2017 Y/Y Blended Revenue Growth Estimates

  • TSX Composite (.GSPTSE) = 5.5 per cent
  • Ex-Energy = 3.4 per cent
  • Valeant Pharmaceuticals = -14.0 per cent
  • Healthcare Ex-Valeant Pharma = 11.4 per cent
  • TSX Composite Ex-Valeant Pharma = 5.7 per cent

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