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Highlights
- goeasy continues to show robust potential, with high insider ownership indicating confidence despite challenges with debt coverage.
- Nuvei's payment technology solutions are expanding globally, though concerns arise due to decreased net income despite rising sales.
- Savaria's focus on accessibility solutions positions it for long-term growth, supported by strong cash flow and insider confidence.
The Canadian market has remained relatively stable over the last week, though it has risen significantly over the past year. Amid this environment, stocks with high insider ownership, such as goeasy, Nuvei, and Savaria, are often viewed favorably for their potential alignment between management interests and shareholder value. These three companies are key players in their respective sectors, and their recent performance reflects promising developments.
Goeasy (TSX:GSY)
goeasy Ltd. operates in the financial services sector, offering non-prime leasing and lending services through brands like easyhome and easyfinancial. With a market cap of CA$3.03 billion, goeasy has shown strong growth prospects. The company’s revenue is primarily driven by its Easyfinancial segment, contributing CA$1.24 billion, alongside Easyhome, which brings in CA$154.10 million.
Insider ownership sits at 21.2%, reflecting confidence in the company’s strategy. Although debt coverage is a concern, with operating cash flow not fully supporting it, goeasy's revenue growth forecast remains solid at 31.6% annually, well above the Canadian market average.
Nuvei (TSX:NVEI)
Nuvei Corporation operates within the technology sector, providing payment solutions to merchants and partners across several regions, including North America and Europe. With a market cap of CA$6.36 billion, Nuvei is experiencing substantial revenue expansion, currently forecasted to grow at 12.5% annually.
Insider ownership at 20.1% indicates confidence in Nuvei’s long-term vision. The company has made significant strides in the fintech space, partnering with industry leaders to enhance its payment processing capabilities. However, while sales have increased, recent earnings reports show declining net income, which may raise concerns over its future profitability.
Savaria (TSX:SIS)
Savaria Corporation operates in the healthcare sector, focusing on accessibility solutions for the elderly and physically challenged. With a market cap of CA$1.58 billion, Savaria has positioned itself as a global leader in this field, providing essential products and services across multiple regions.
Insider ownership of 17.2% supports the belief in the company's long-term trajectory. Savaria's earnings are projected to grow at a healthy pace, outpacing the market at 30% annually. Additionally, the company has raised its monthly dividend, signaling strong cash flow management, even as its revenue growth sits at a more modest 7% annually.
