On its third-quarter 2026 earnings call, held on Oct. 23, 2026, Rogers Communications (NYSE:RCI) announced record free cash flow of over CAD 1.3 billion following a 46% drop in capital spending. The Canadian telecom carrier (not to be confused with Rogers, an engineered materials specialist from Arizona) is shifting away from low-priority network builds to improve its financial flexibility. This strategy helps reduce debt leverage while unlocking value from sports holdings. Three key takeaways from management stand out for long-term investors. Management cut quarterly capital expenditures, or spending on physical infrastructure, by 46% by exiting non-priority network projects. This shift lowered capital intensity, or capital spending as a percentage of revenue, to under 10% and expanded cash generation.
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