Undervalued Global Small-Cap Stocks with Insider Activity for April 2025

April 08, 2025 10:30 PM AEST | By Team Kalkine Media

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Undervalued Global Small-Cap Stocks with Insider Activity for April 2025

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Highlights

U.S. tariff increase impacts global markets significantly.

Small-cap stocks are facing challenges, but select undervalued options show potential.

Insider purchasing is a key indicator of confidence in select small-cap stocks.

In April 2025, global markets faced a challenging environment due to the U.S. imposing higher-than-expected tariffs, resulting in significant declines across major indices. The Russell 2000 Index, representing small-cap stocks, experienced noticeable lags. These conditions highlight the importance of finding undervalued small-cap stocks with active insider buying, which may reveal opportunities resistant to broader market pressures.

GrainCorp (ASX:GNC)

GrainCorp, an agribusiness entity involved in various sectors including agribusiness and nutrition & energy, holds a market cap of A$2.56 billion. The company recently initiated a share repurchase program worth A$50 million, emphasizing insider confidence despite challenges such as reduced profit margins, which have dipped to 0.9%. With an expected annual earnings growth of 16.63%, GrainCorp remains a point of interest.

Plaza Retail REIT (TSX:PLZ.UN)

Focused on retail real estate, Plaza Retail REIT has shown financial resilience and recorded a net income rise for 2024 to CA$25.05 million. Insider activity is strong, with Susan Taves bolstering her stake, and the REIT's consistent monthly dividends further reiterate its commitment to providing shareholder returns amid market volatility.

Kraken Robotics (TSXV:PNG)

Kraken Robotics, specializing in sonar and sensor technology for robotic systems, has expanded its footprint with significant order intakes for its SeaPower batteries. The firm projects a 44% annual earnings growth, supported by strategic acquisitions, illustrating strong potential in the offshore energy domain.

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