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Will Rogers’ (TSX:RCI.B) Xfinity StreamSaver Bundle Redefine Its Competitive Edge in Streaming?

  • Rogers Communications recently launched the Rogers Xfinity StreamSaver, a bundled streaming plan combining Netflix, Disney+, and Apple TV+ into a single package on its Xfinity platform, offering customers over 30% monthly savings compared to subscribing separately.
  • This move provides Rogers’ customers with streamlined access to leading streaming content and enhances the company’s appeal in the competitive media and entertainment segment.
  • Next, we’ll explore how integrating a multi-streaming bundle could impact Rogers Communications’ broader investment narrative and growth outlook.

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Rogers Communications Investment Narrative Recap

To be a shareholder in Rogers Communications, you need to believe in its ability to innovate and monetize both connectivity and digital content, while managing regulatory and competitive risks. The StreamSaver bundle is an interesting development, but its immediate impact may be modest given larger near-term catalysts such as subscriber growth and the ongoing threat to average revenue per user (ARPU) from industry price competition. The most important risk right now remains margin pressure as promotional activity persists in the wireless market.

Of the company’s recent announcements, the partnership with Bell to cross-distribute specialty channels stands out in relation to the StreamSaver news. Both moves underline Rogers’ effort to offer consumers broader and more attractive content choices, which may help to partially offset competitive and regulatory headwinds impacting subscriber and ARPU trends. Yet, the true measure of success will hinge on...

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Rogers Communications is projected to reach CA$23.4 billion in revenue and CA$2.4 billion in earnings by 2028. This outlook is based on analysts forecasting 4.0% annual revenue growth and an increase in earnings of CA$0.9 billion from the current CA$1.5 billion.

Uncover how Rogers Communications' forecasts yield a CA$55.44 fair value, a 12% upside to its current price.

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TSX:RCI.B Community Fair Values as at Sep 2025
TSX:RCI.B Community Fair Values as at Sep 2025

Ten members of the Simply Wall St Community estimate Rogers’ fair value across a wide CA$19.07 to CA$147.04 range. While opinions vary, margin compression driven by pricing pressure is a key issue investors should keep in mind.

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