What exactly changed in the SECYF analyst rating on Feb 23, 2026?

On Feb 23, 2026 three firms maintained neutral ratings but raised price targets: RBC to **C$21**, Scotiabank to **C$21**, and BMO to **C$20**. The SECYF analyst rating remained unchanged, reflecting no upgrade or downgrade.

How should investors interpret a maintained Sector Perform or Market Perform?

Maintained neutral ratings mean analysts expect the stock to perform in line with peers. Investors should treat these as cautious signals to review position size and fundamentals, not as buy or sell orders.

Does the price target rise mean Secure Waste is a buy now?

Not necessarily. Raised price targets improve projected upside but with ratings held neutral the analysts stop short of a buy recommendation. Combine the new targets with company earnings, valuation, and risk tolerance before acting.

Where can I read the analyst notes referenced here?

The February 23, 2026 price-target updates are reported on The Fly. See RBC and BMO coverage for details [source](https://thefly.com/permalinks/entry.php/id4298597/2962286394/SECYF-Secure-Waste-price-target-raised-by-C-at-RBC-Capital) and [source](https://thefly.com/permalinks/entry.php/id4298577/36

Analyst Ratings

SECYF Secure Waste Infrastructure Corp Maintained Sector Perform by RBC Feb 2026

ByDanny Kontos February 24, 2026February 24, 2026

On February 23, 2026 three major Canadian banks raised price targets but left the SECYF analyst rating unchanged. Scotiabank, RBC Capital and BMO Capital all kept neutral-style ratings while nudging their forecasts higher.