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CI Financial Corp (CIX.TO)

31.99

-0.00 (0.00%)

as of Aug 14, 2025, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Aug 31, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 1 opinions in the last 12 months.

CI Financial Corp, trading under the symbol CIX-T, has garnered significant attention from market experts, being highlighted as a top pick as of September 11, 2024, with an impressive upward trajectory of 86%. The stock's positive outlook reflects a well-regarded position within the financial services sector, showcasing a preference for it amidst market volatility. However, it is worth noting that the company was taken private on August 12, 2025, which may alter its availability and the dynamics of investor engagement. This move suggests a strategic shift that could potentially influence future valuations and investment opportunities. Overall, the prevailing sentiment indicates a strong confidence in the company's performance leading up to its privatization, making it a notable consideration for investors seeking growth in their portfolio.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Fair Value

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DON'T BUY

Has done really well with the acquisitions they've done over the past number of years. They have been very accretive. They are probably waiting to see what the government is going to do regarding dividends. There is a lot up in the air. Valuation is pretty full currently.

BUY

Will be boosting their dividend substantially. The entire mutual fund business has been doing very well. Very profitable.

BUY

A very well-run company. The new dividend tax rules are perfect for them. Expect you will see a dividend increase.

HOLD

When a company has had a nice move like this one, it will have a period of consolidation. The Stark looks quite positive. The sector of asset managers is doing very well all over North America. This company has a very valuable business.

BUY

The best run mutual fund company in Canada.

BUY

Has done a good job in growing its assets.

COMMENT

Raising the dividend may have been a signal that they are not going to become an income trust. With the new tax changes, their shareholders may be equally rewarded by not changing.

BUY

Still more value in this stock.

BUY

Their plans for making a trust conversion are dead for the moment. Raising their dividends. The offer for Clarington (CFI-T) makes a great deal of sense.

BUY

Best growth in the industry. Has been very good on the acquisition side and have been able to turn them into profitable assets. Is confortable holding on to it. Looks good at these levels.

BUY

A very well run business. Moved up on an announcement of intent to convert to a trust. Government has put a hold on trust conversions, so has pulled back. A good holding.

HOLD

Planning on a trust conversion so the stock has taken a big jump. The conversion is pretty much valued into the share price, so wouldn't buy now.

BUY

Has a lot of upside potential. If it converts to an income trust, there could be even more upside potential.

WEAK BUY

Looking into becoming an income trust and is fully valued now as a trust. If you like it long term, you'll get a little bit of growth plus 7/% dividend which is not a bad return.

BUY

Thinking of conbverting to a trust. Good company.

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