TSX:KEY
TSX:KEYOil and Gas

How Does Keyera’s Dividend Hike Reflect Management’s Outlook on Capital Strength? (TSX:KEY)

Keyera Corp. recently announced its second quarter 2025 financial results, reporting sales of CA$1,609.12 million and net income of CA$126.52 million, alongside a 4% increase in its quarterly dividend to CA$0.54 per share. This combination of rising first-half earnings and a higher dividend suggests management’s ongoing confidence in Keyera’s financial position despite lower quarterly results year-over-year. To understand how this dividend increase signals management's outlook, we'll examine...
TSX:SSL
TSX:SSLMetals and Mining

Does Sandstorm Gold's Earnings Surge and Guidance Reaffirmation Alter the Bull Case for TSX:SSL?

Sandstorm Gold Ltd. recently reported strong second quarter and first-half 2025 results, with sales and net income climbing to US$30.28 million and US$15.46 million respectively for the quarter, alongside reaffirmed production guidance for the year. Despite a decrease in attributable gold equivalent ounces produced in the quarter compared to the prior year, both earnings and revenue showed robust growth, signaling solid operational momentum and continued investor confidence. We'll explore...
TSX:CSU
TSX:CSUSoftware

Why Constellation Software (TSX:CSU) Is Down 5.4% After Strong Revenue Gains but Profit Decline

Constellation Software reported its second quarter and half-year 2025 results, showing revenue growth to US$2.84 billion and US$5.50 billion, respectively, but with a sharp drop in net income compared to the prior year. Despite higher sales and the continuation of its US$1.00 per share quarterly dividend, profitability pressures emerged, as net income and earnings per share both declined markedly. We’ll explore what declining profitability, despite sizable revenue gains, means for...
TSX:CSH.UN
TSX:CSH.UNHealthcare

Will Chartwell’s H1 2025 Return to Profitability Reshape TSX:CSH.UN’s Investment Narrative?

Chartwell Retirement Residences recently announced a cash distribution of $0.051 per Trust Unit, payable on September 15, 2025, to unitholders of record as of August 29, 2025; it also reported second quarter and half-year 2025 results, showing sales of CA$270.77 million and CA$520.27 million, respectively, along with a net income of CA$27.41 million for the six months ended June 30, 2025. While the company recorded a quarterly net loss, the transition to a significant net profit for the...
TSX:LIF
TSX:LIFMetals and Mining

How Weaker Earnings Amid Rising Output at Labrador Iron Ore (TSX:LIF) Has Changed Its Investment Story

Labrador Iron Ore Royalty Corporation recently reported its operating and earnings results for the second quarter and first half of 2025, highlighting unaudited production increases but notable declines in both revenue and net income compared to the previous year. This contrast between higher production and weaker earnings points to the pivotal influence of market conditions such as iron ore pricing or operational costs on the company's financial outcomes. We'll explore how Labrador Iron Ore...
TSX:SIS
TSX:SISMachinery

Savaria’s Q2 Net Income Surge Might Change The Case For Investing In Savaria (TSX:SIS)

On August 6, 2025, Savaria Corporation reported its second-quarter and half-year results, showing sales growth to CA$226.75 million and CA$446.98 million, respectively, along with improved net income and earnings per share compared to the previous year. An important insight from these results is the considerable increase in net income for both periods, reflecting operational improvements and stronger profitability initiatives at the company. We'll examine how Savaria's jump in net income and...
TSXV:LEM
TSXV:LEMMetals and Mining

3 Promising TSX Penny Stocks To Consider In August 2025

The Canadian market has shown resilience with improved labour productivity and a healthy rise in hourly compensation, which is helping to support consumer spending and the broader economy. In light of these conditions, investors might find value in exploring opportunities beyond the established giants. Penny stocks, though an older term, continue to hold relevance as they often represent smaller or newer companies with potential for growth; here we examine three such stocks that demonstrate...