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Telus Corporation (T) Operational Quality Rating (B) | 2025 Old York Registry
Old York Financial issues a (B) rating for Telus (T). Despite record 0.97% wireless churn, a 20% increase in share count and 3.1% ROIC since 2020 mark it as a "Diluted Utility." See the forensic diagnostic of the 2025 pivot.
Rogers Communications (RCI.B) Operational Quality Rating (B) | 2025 Old York Registry
Old York Financial issues a (B) rating for Rogers Communications (RCI.B). Despite dominant wireless margins and sports assets, high Shaw-merger debt and a 4.8% ROIC keep it in the "Vassal" tier. Read the forensic diagnostic.
Crown Castle (CCI) Operational Quality Rating (B) | 2025 Old York Registry
Old York Financial issues a (B) rating for Crown Castle (CCI). Facing high debt and a strategic pivot away from Fiber, CCI’s 3.2% ROIC and 2025 dividend cut mark it as a business in transition. See the forensic diagnostic.
American Tower (AMT) Operational Quality Rating (BBB) | 2025 Old York Registry
Old York Financial issues a (BBB) rating for American Tower (AMT). While its 67% EBITDA margins are best-in-class, its 7.8% ROIC and structural share dilution keep it below Sovereign status. Read the 2025 forensic diagnostic.
Digital Realty Trust (DLR) Operational Quality Rating (BB) | 2025 Old York Registry
Old York Financial assigns a (BB) rating to Digital Realty Trust (DLR). Despite record AI bookings, chronic share dilution and a 2.1% ROIC prevent it from reaching Sovereign status. Read the forensic breakdown of the "Hyperscale Trap."
Charter Communications (CHTR) Operational Quality Rating (BBB) | 2025 Old York Registry
Charter Communications (CHTR) receives a (BBB) Quality Rating. Forensic analysis of 9.0% ROIC, 31.5% ROE (leverage-adjusted), and the $5.4B share cannibalism strategy. See why Charter is the "Leveraged Pipe" of 2025.
Comcast (CMCSA) Operational Quality Rating (BBB) | 2025 Old York Registry
Comcast (CMCSA) earns a (BBB) Operational Quality Rating. Analysis of 7.1% ROIC, 20.4% ROE, and the 5% share retirement strategy. Explore why the "Utility Tanker" remains a cash flow giant despite broadband attrition and heavy CapEx friction in the 2025 Registry.
BCE Inc. (BCE) receives Old York Operational Quality (BBB) Rating for fiscal year 2025
BCE Inc. (Bell Canada) receives a (BBB) Operational Quality Rating for 2025. Forensic analysis of its $24.5B revenue, 3.4x leverage, and the strategic $1.75 dividend reset.
T-Mobile US, Inc. (TMUS) receives Old York Operational Quality (A) Rating for fiscal year 2025
T-Mobile US (TMUS) receives an (A) Operational Quality Rating for 2025. Forensic analysis of its $88.3B revenue, 18.6% ROE, and industry-leading $18B Adjusted Free Cash Flow.
AT&T Inc. (T) receives Old York Operational Quality (BBB) Rating for fiscal year 2025
AT&T (T) earns a (BBB) Operational Quality Rating for 2025. Forensic analysis of its $125.6B revenue, $16.6B Free Cash Flow, and the successful DIRECTV divestiture.
Verizon Communications (VZ) receives Old York Operational Quality (BBB) Rating for fiscal year 2025
Verizon (VZ) receives a (BBB) Operational Quality Rating for 2025. Forensic analysis of its $138.2B revenue, $20.1B Free Cash Flow, and the 20-year dividend growth streak.