TAC
$12.55
TransAlta Corporation engages in the development, production, and sale of electric energy.
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TransAlta Corporation engages in the development, production, and sale of electric energy. It operates through Hydro, Wind and Solar, Gas, Energy Transition, and Energy Marketing segments. The Hydro segment holds interest of approximately 922 megawat...
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TransAlta Says US Department of Energy Orders Centralia Unit 2 to Remain Available Through June 14
TransAlta (TA.TO, TAC) edged down in after-hours Nasdaq trading after the company on Tuesday said it
TransAlta (TAC) Raises Dividend Following Strong 2025 Free Cash Flow Performance
TransAlta Corporation (NYSE:TAC) is one of the most promising Canadian stocks according to analysts.. On February 27, TransAlta Corporation reported solid 2025 results, with free cash flow of $514 million exceeding the midpoint of its annual outlook despite softer Alberta power prices. The company’s hedging strategy and contracted portfolio successfully offset market volatility, leading the […]
TransAlta (TSX:TA) Is Up 6.1% After Dividend Hike And Keephills AI Data Centre MOU - What's Changed
In late February 2026, TransAlta Corporation reported higher annual power production but lower sales of CA$2.41 billion and a net loss of CA$138 million, while its board approved an 8% annualized common dividend increase to CA$0.28 per share and announced a memorandum of understanding to be exclusive power and site provider for a Brookfield and CPP Investments data centre project at its Keephills site in Alberta. The combination of a higher dividend, early-stage data centre partnership and...
TransAlta Growth Outlook Supported by Keephills MOU, RBC Says
TransAlta's (TAC) recent deal to develop a data center in Alberta with the Canada Pension Plan Inves
TransAlta Q4 Earnings Call Highlights
TransAlta (NYSE:TAC) executives highlighted what they described as a strong 2025 performance while outlining a lower 2026 outlook driven largely by the end of operations at Centralia and continued pressure on Alberta power prices. Management also provided new details around a data center memorandum