TD stock carries record Q3 earnings into October

Published on 10/04/2026 at 10:08 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

TD stock closed at CAD 168.07 on October 2, 2026, after record Q3 earnings of CAD 4.7 billion. Revenue grew 8 percent year over year and the dividend ex-date is October 9.

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TD stock (ISIN CA8911605092) closed at CAD 168.07 on the Toronto Stock Exchange on October 2, 2026, up 0.41 percent from the prior close of CAD 167.39. The Toronto-Dominion Bank's record Q3 2026 earnings and 8 percent revenue growth give the shares a clear fundamental reference point as the fourth quarter approaches.

Record earnings reset the benchmark

According to Yahoo Finance on August 27, 2026, TD delivered record Q3 earnings of CAD 4.7 billion and record EPS of CAD 2.77. Revenue grew 8 percent year over year, while return on equity reached 16 percent, up 280 basis points from the same period.

MarketBeat reported that the quarter included EPS of CAD 2.77 on revenue of CAD 16.93 billion. The same report puts the quarterly dividend at CAD 1.12, equal to CAD 4.48 on an annualized basis and a 2.7 percent yield.

Dividend date adds a near term checkpoint

The dividend creates the next concrete date for shareholders: October 9, 2026 is the ex-dividend date, according to Yahoo Finance. TD's investor-relations calendar also lists the Q4 2026 conference call for December 3, 2026, giving investors a defined point for the next earnings update.

Analyst coverage remains constructive but measured. MarketBeat lists a Moderate Buy consensus from 11 analysts and a consensus target of CAD 171.08, while reported targets extend as high as CAD 196.00. The spread shows that expectations are positive, but not uniform.

TD stock stays below its yearly high

TD stock closed at CAD 168.07 on October 2, 2026, with a 52-week range of CAD 109.50 to CAD 175.33. Its market capitalization stood at CAD 274.5 billion and trading volume reached 9,549,901 shares, keeping the valuation discussion tied to both earnings power and shareholder distributions.