Thomson Reuters offers non-Canadian shareholders an opt-out from its $605M return of capital plan.

Thomson Reuters announced a $605 million return of capital plan involving a special cash distribution and share consolidation. Non-Canadian shareholders subject to foreign income tax can opt out to avoid the cash distribution, which may have tax implications outside Canada. Opting out means shareholders keep their current share count but gain proportionally more equity after consolidation. Shareholders must act by April 27, 2026, and consult tax advisors due to complex tax consequences.