Rogers Communications (TSX:RCI.B) Launches Canada First Foldable iPhone Offer

• Rogers Communications (TSX:RCI.B) announced an exclusive partnership with Apple to introduce a first foldable iPhone to Canada.
• The new foldable device and updated iPhone lineup are being bundled with Apple’s AI-driven features on Rogers’ premium 5G+ network.
• Rogers is positioning the foldable iPhone launch as a Canada first offer for its wireless customers across the country.
• The foldable iPhone and AI-focused Apple partnership is only one part of the Rogers Communications story that investors may want to consider. Check out 3 warning signs (2 major) that Rogers Communications investors should know about.

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Rogers Communications operates a CA$27.5b wireless telecom and media platform in Canada, so tying Apple’s AI-focused devices into its 5G+ offerings fits directly into its core connectivity and consumer services business rather than being a side experiment.

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Rogers Communications leans into AI devices to test its 5G+ and satellite roadmap

For Rogers Communications investors, this Apple partnership plugs directly into a key catalyst in the current Narrative, the push to monetize 5G, satellite to mobile features, and higher tier bundles. Folding iPhone Duo, iPhone 18 Pro models, and Apple Watch into the 5G+ Ultimate plans gives Rogers a clearer way to test whether premium devices and AI services support the thesis of stronger connectivity driven usage and a healthier customer mix, rather than just short term promotions.

See how these catalysts shape Rogers Communications' path to a CA$60.38 fair value.

The practical checkpoint is adoption and plan mix as these devices roll out. Watch Rogers’ next few quarterly updates for data on 5G+ Ultimate penetration, uptake of satellite to mobile connectivity, and how many customers shift to financing or Save & Return options tied to the new iPhone lineup.

One unresolved question for Rogers Communications investors

There is still a crucial angle left untouched: who is actually guiding Rogers Communications from the top and what rewards they receive for those decisions. That story deserves its own closer look. See who is actually steering Rogers Communications, and how they are paid.

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