Kalkine Media explores 5 TSXV stocks to watch in December

4 min read | November 25, 2022 06:12 PM AEDT | By Team Kalkine Media

Highlights

  • In Q3 2022, Decisive Dividend’s sales were C$ 25.93 million.
  • Imaflex’s net income in Q3 2022 was C$ 3.12 million.
  • CPEI Holdings’ operating expenses were C$ 2.62 million in Q3 2022.

The TSX Venture Exchange, or TSXV, is a public venture capital marketplace for early-stage and small-cap companies. There are several companies listed under TSXV. As of October 31, 2022, the TSX Venture occupied a total market capitalization of C$ 69.8 billion.

As an investor, it is crucial to set your investment goals and align them with your stock selection. Several stocks may respond to different factors in different ways. Analyze the trends and match them with the stocks to understand clearly. Since the TSXV companies are in their early growth stage, they may have a crucial role to play in the overall stock market.

The stocks are going through continuous evolution, and you may require repositioning your portfolio regularly. This will keep you aligned with the stock market and its dynamic nature. Here are five TSXV stocks to assess, along with their recent financial highlights.

  1. Decisive Dividend Corporation (TSXV:DE)

Decisive Dividend Corporation is engaged in manufacturing and is an acquisition-oriented company.

In Q3 2022, Decisive Dividend’s consolidated sales rose to C$ 25.93 million from C$ 16.5 million in Q3 2021. Meanwhile, the gross profit increased to C$ 8.91 million from C$ 5.06 million for the same period.

Notably, the adjusted EBITDA grew to C$ 3.99 million from C$ 1.83 million. The company’s declared dividends were reported at C$ 1.19 million versus C$ 841,000 for the reported quarter.

Decisive Dividend paid a monthly dividend per share of C$ 0.03 and reported a dividend yield of 7.243 per cent.

On October 3, 2022, Decisive Dividend acquired ACR Heat Products Limited.

  1. Imaflex Inc. (TSXV:IFX)

Imaflex develops and manufactures innovative solutions for the flexible packaging space and films for the agriculture industry.

The company caters to agricultural and consumer markets and manufactures products using recycled material. Its product range includes gaylord bags, garbage bags, compostable bags, and bags on rolls. 

In Q3 2022, Imaflex’s net income grew to C$ 3.12 million from C$ 2.77 million in the year-ago quarter. The basic EPS increased to C$ 0.06 from C$ 0.05 for the same comparative period.

The gross margin rose to 16.4 per cent from 14.9 per cent, and the EBITDA jumped to C$ 4.82 million from C$ 4.07 million for the reported quarter.

  1. Vox Royalty Corp. (TSXV:VOX)

Vox Royalty Corp. is a streaming and mining royalty that focuses on acquiring precious metals royalties.

In Q3 2022, Vox Royalty’s revenue increased to US$ 3.18 million from US$ 1.22 million in the previous year’s same quarter. The gross profit rose to US$ 2.46 million from US$ 0.94 million for the same comparative period.

Vox Royalty reported a net income of US$ 83,940 versus a net loss of US$ 1.25 million. The company distributed a quarterly dividend of US$ 0.01 and posted a dividend yield of 1.591 per cent.

  1. Fab-Form Industries Ltd. (TSXV:FBF)

Fab-Form Industries is engaged in developing, distributing, and manufacturing proprietary technology for building structures. Further, the company distributes Helix micro rebar and Nudura insulating concrete form.

For the quarter ending September 30, 2022, Fab-Form’s revenue rose to C$ 2.11 million from C$ 1.61 million in the same quarter of the previous year.

Fab-Form’s gross profit increased to C$ 0.78 million from C$ 0.62 million for the same comparative period. Meanwhile, the total assets jumped to C$ 5.25 million from C$ 3.8 million for the reported quarter. The cash flow from operating activities soared to C$ 0.65 million from C$ 0.47 million.

The total market capitalization of DE, IFX, VOX, FBF, and ICPH:

  1. ICPEI Holdings Inc. (TSXV:ICPH)

ICPEI Holdings Inc. is a Canadian P&C (property and casualty) insurance company. The company operates through Insurance Company of Prince Edward Island (ICPEI) and offers commercial, home, and auto insurance solutions.

In Q3 2022, ICPEI Holdings’ operating expenses rose to C$ 2.62 million from C$ 2 million in Q3 2021. The net income declined to C$ 799,000 from C$ 1.13 million for the same comparative period. The company’s total revenue increased to C$ 20.72 million from C$ 14.49 million.

Bottom Line

Before you pick any stock, look for the governing factors at that time and analyze the performance. Along with the stock performance, take into consideration the company financials as well as the trends. The stock world is ever-changing and requires patience to stay relevant.

The variable factors outweigh the fixed factors; hence, the market is prone to uncertainties and fluctuations. Amid this situation, safeguard your portfolio with an effective strategy and overall market study.

Please note, the above content constitutes a very preliminary observation based on the industry and is of limited scope without any in-depth fundamental valuation or technical analysis. Any interest in stocks or sectors should be thoroughly evaluated taking into consideration the associated risks.


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