TSXV:AMM
TSXV:AMMMetals and Mining

TSX Penny Stocks To Watch In November 2025

The Canadian market is currently experiencing a subdued growth outlook, influenced by slower consumer spending and population growth, though there are expectations for improvement in 2026 with interest rate cuts and fiscal stimulus. In this context, penny stocks—often smaller or newer companies—offer intriguing opportunities for investors seeking affordable entry points with potential for growth. Despite being considered an outdated term, these stocks can provide significant upside when...
TSX:PBH
TSX:PBHFood

What Premium Brands Holdings' (TSX:PBH) Raised Revenue Guidance and Dividend Affirmation Mean for Shareholders

Premium Brands Holdings Corporation recently reported third quarter results, noting sales growth to C$1.99 billion, but a net loss of C$1.7 million compared to net income the year prior; the company also raised its full-year 2025 revenue guidance to a new range of C$7.4 billion–C$7.5 billion. This update was accompanied by the affirmation of a C$0.85 per share quarterly dividend, emphasizing the company’s ongoing commitment to shareholder returns even amid mixed profitability metrics this...
TSXV:DBG
TSXV:DBGMetals and Mining

3 TSX Penny Stocks With Market Caps Over CA$80M To Watch

Recent economic data indicates a subdued growth outlook for Canada, with slower consumer spending and population growth weighing on the economy. Despite these challenges, opportunities still exist in the Canadian market, particularly among smaller or newer companies often categorized as penny stocks. While the term "penny stock" might seem outdated, these investments can offer significant potential when backed by strong financials and solid fundamentals, presenting investors with...
TSX:KEY
TSX:KEYOil and Gas

How Investors May Respond To Keyera (TSX:KEY) Earnings and Revenue Declines Amid Dividend Commitment

Keyera Corp. recently reported third quarter and nine-month results for 2025, posting sales of CA$1.79 billion and quarterly net income of CA$85.22 million, both down from the prior year, while also affirming a fourth quarter dividend of CA$0.54 per share to be paid in December. A significant year-over-year drop in both revenue and earnings provides insight into current operational challenges and shifting market dynamics for the company. We'll examine how the reported decrease in quarterly...
TSX:WPK
TSX:WPKPackaging

Does Winpak’s (TSX:WPK) Analyst Downgrade Reflect Shifting Priorities in Its Capital Allocation Strategy?

In the past week, Winpak Ltd. was downgraded by National Bankshares from “outperform” to “sector perform” and declared and paid its quarterly dividend to shareholders. This combination of analyst sentiment and routine corporate actions provided investors with updated perspectives on the company’s near-term outlook. Next, we’ll explore how the recent analyst downgrade could influence Winpak’s broader investment narrative and market perception. Uncover the next big thing with financially sound...
TSX:LNR
TSX:LNRAuto Components

Did Linamar's (TSX:LNR) Buyback and Profit Jump Just Shift Its Investment Narrative?

Linamar Corporation recently announced its third quarter 2025 earnings, reporting net income of C$169.17 million on sales of C$2.54 billion, along with the launch of a new share buyback program and a C$0.29 per share dividend declaration for shareholders of record as of November 21, 2025. Despite lower sales compared to the previous year, the company achieved higher profitability and initiated a buyback of up to 3.85 million shares, about 6.43% of its outstanding shares, which may reflect...
TSX:H
TSX:HElectric Utilities

Hydro One (TSX:H): A Fresh Look at Valuation After $1.6 Billion Sustainable Financing Announcement

Hydro One (TSX:H) just announced the pricing of a $1.6 billion medium-term note under its Sustainable Financing Framework. The initiative aims to fund new or existing green projects. This move showcases Hydro One’s increasing commitment to sustainability-focused investments. See our latest analysis for Hydro One. Hydro One's recent surge in sustainability financing hasn’t gone unnoticed by investors. The stock is up over 23% year-to-date and has delivered a remarkable 23% total shareholder...
TSX:SIA
TSX:SIAHealthcare

Is Sienna Senior Living’s (TSX:SIA) Stable Dividend a True Sign of Management Confidence?

Sienna Senior Living Inc. reported improved third quarter results, with sales reaching C$252.69 million and net income at C$10.37 million, and also reaffirmed its monthly dividend of C$0.078 per share payable in December. The company’s strong operational performance and sustained dividend may signal management’s confidence in its ongoing financial stability and ability to reward shareholders. We will explore how Sienna’s consistent dividend and sales growth inform its current investment...
TSX:LSPD
TSX:LSPDSoftware

Could Lightspeed (TSX:LSPD) Strengthen Global Ambitions With Its New Revenue Chief at the Helm?

Earlier this month, Lightspeed Commerce announced the appointment of Gabriel Benavides as Chief Revenue Officer and the upcoming transition of President JD Saint-Martin, who will remain until March 2026 to ensure leadership continuity. Benavides brings over 20 years of global go-to-market experience, with a history of scaling high-performing sales organizations and driving measurable revenue growth, highlighting Lightspeed's intent to bolster operational efficiency and accelerate...
TSX:IFC
TSX:IFCInsurance

How Will Intact Financial’s (TSX:IFC) Preferred Share Offering Shape Its Capital Strategy and Growth Path?

Intact Financial Corporation recently completed a CAD 150 million fixed-income offering, issuing 6,000,000 callable 5.50% Class A non-convertible preferred shares at CAD 25 per share with a CAD 0.75 discount per security. This move enhances Intact’s capital flexibility and may influence investor perceptions of the company’s ability to fund growth and manage its balance sheet. We’ll now explore how this successful preferred share issuance affects Intact Financial’s investment narrative,...
TSX:CEU
TSX:CEUEnergy Services

Will CES Energy Solutions' Share Buyback Shape a New Capital Allocation Story for TSX:CEU?

CES Energy Solutions recently reported its third quarter 2025 financial results, showing sales of CA$623.22 million and a net income of CA$40.49 million, while also announcing the completion of a share buyback totaling 6,495,800 shares for CA$57.56 million and affirming its quarterly dividend of CA$0.0425 per share. The combination of increased sales, sustained shareholder returns through dividends and buybacks, and a slight decrease in earnings has drawn heightened attention to the...