5 Canadian Penny Stocks Paying Dividends

March 19, 2021 01:31 AM EDT | By Anuj
 5 Canadian Penny Stocks Paying Dividends

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Canadian penny stocks are quite popular among investors because of their massive returns, despite the high-risk factor. Here are five penny stocks from the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) and TSX Venture (TSXV) that are distributing dividends to their shareholders along with positive one-year growth:

1. Diversified Royalty Corp. (TSX:DIV)

The corporation acquired diverse businesses across North America and generates its profits from royalty and management fees. It has a market cap of C$ 308 million, and its present stock price is C$ 2.54*.

The royalty firm pays a monthly dividend of C$ 0.017 per common share. It has an attractive dividend yield of 7.876 per cent and paid out consistent dividends in 2020 despite the pandemic-led stock market crash.

The dividend-paying stock has returned 37.30 per cent in one year and improved by nearly 7 per cent year-to-date (YTD).

2. Tree Island Steel Ltd. (TSX:TSL)

The steel manufacturer offers bulk nails, concrete reinforcing mesh, stucco reinforcing products, and other fabricated wire products. Its market cap is C$ 82 million, and the current share price is C$ 2.88*.

The metal firm distributes a quarterly dividend worth C$ 0.03 per piece along with a lucrative dividend yield of 4.167 per cent. It has an astonishing 5-year dividend growth of 23.30 per cent.

The stock is up almost 96 per cent in the past one year. Its share price has gained momentum recently, with a surge of 17.55 per cent month-to-date (MTD).

3. Hampton Financial Corporation (TSXV:HFC)

The financial services provider has operations in the following segments: asset management, capital markets, and institutional services across Canada.

The corporation holds a quarterly dividend of C$ 0.20 for each Class A preferred share. It has a micro-market cap of C$ 4.3 million and a return on equity of 129 per cent.

The diversified investment firm has yielded 92.85 per cent this year. Its current share price is C$ 0.27*.

Source: Kalkine Group @2021

4. Input Capital Corp (TSXV:INP)

The agriculture commodity streaming company acquires canola oil from farmers through contracts and provides working capital in return.

The consumer package food producer has a current market cap of C$ 48.30 million and stock price of C$ 0.91*.

It will deliver a quarterly dividend of C$ 0.01 per common share for the current quarter. Input stock has a dividend yield of 4.396 per cent. It is up 62 per cent in one year.

5. Newport Exploration Ltd (TSXV:NWX)

This metal and mining company acquires and explores resource sites across Canada and Australia. Its market cap is C$ 53.84 million, and the current share price is C$ 0.51.

Its quarterly dividend stands at C$ 0.01 per share, with a favorable dividend yield of 7.843 per cent. The basic material stock’s return on equity is 77.68 per cent.

Its one-year return has swelled more than 59 per cent and risen 4 per cent YTD.

*Details before markets open on March 18, 2020

The above constitutes a preliminary view and any interest in stocks should be evaluated further from an investment point of view.


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