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Evertz Technologies Ltd. (ET.TO)

16.03
-0.13 (0.80%)
as of Jun 16, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 16, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 2 opinions in the last 12 months.

Evertz Technologies Ltd. (ET-T) is a telecommunications company that primarily focuses on television streaming over the Internet. The firm is tightly held by its founders, who control over half of its shares, indicating strong insider confidence. It's recognized for its stable revenue streams, although growth appears to be relatively slow. Investors appreciate the company for its generous dividend yield of 6%, which is supplemented by special dividends approximately every 3 to 4 years, potentially reaching up to 10% of its capitalization. Overall, while not positioned for massive gains, Evertz offers a steady income stream attractive to dividend-seeking investors.

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Consensus
Hold
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Valuation
Fair Value
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PARTIAL SELL
Price target of $15, so not much room left. SaaS in the film industry, which has had a difficult time. He'd sell a third. If it goes up, that's OK. If it goes down, at least you sold a third.
HOLD
Good managers who own a lot of stock. The stock has been rangebound for years as they payout a lot of its cash flow. Broadcasting has its challenges, though. ET are leaders in their space, but they serve a limited audience, which keeps him away. If you own it, hold on and watch what the owners do with their shares.
HOLD
He would continue to hold this and he likes the management team, which owns a lot of the stock. Although the share price has not done much, they have paid a lot of special dividends. Broadcasting is a tough industry, but he thinks they will continue to do well.
HOLD
Still likes it. Executed really well in their space. Just paid a special dividend. He's hoping for an acquisition. Reasonably priced. Plowing money back into R&D to make broadcasting easier.
PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Feb 27/19, Up 8%) A go-to name. They had many good earnings beats. They started to build a stake in a Belgium company, but they sold it and took a profit. ET paid a special dividend, but afterwards the stock dipped. There's still earnings growth here. They're taking market share aware. ET will benefit from Disney and others entering streaming, because ET sets up the equipment to use cloud computing.

TOP PICK
They are one of the best in North America. The broadcast industry only really grows at the GDP rate. What's going to change is that you now have Netflix and others and they are on the leading edge of that. On top of that is the high def cycle and the equipment is getting pretty old on that. They have a sustainable competitive growth. They just paid out a special dividend bringing the yield up to about 9%. (Analysts’ price target is $19.67)
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Apr 24/18, Up 15%) Still loves it. It's hitting 52-week highs and many good quarters. Offers decent growth as it pays a 5% dividend. Insiders own a lot of stock. They invest a lot in R&D. Expect big growth.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
He has held in the past. It is not very liquid. They paid a number of special dividends and the yield is 4%. You have done quite well and the management team still owns 45%. Maybe this company gets sold at some point.
DON'T BUY
It has an April year-end. They are forecasting a 10% lift in earnings. It is extremely in demand. They payout chunky dividends about once a year. He prefers others.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Apr 24/18, Down 4%) Likes it a lot, a great overlooked Canadian story. Solid yield and managers. They dominate their sector. More details under his top picks.
TOP PICK
Great execution in broadcast equipment, like internet protocol. Netflix and Disney need Evertz's technology. Their R&D as percentage of revenue is off the charts. Management owns 65% of the company and future acquisitions could be a catalyst. (Analysts’ price target is $18.33)
BUY
He has known the management team since they went public. The two founders own 64% of the company. They came out good earnings and showed a record backlog of orders. They are the leader in their space -- upgrading broadcasting companies. They have one of the largest market shares in the space and are expanding in North America. They pay a nice 4.5% dividend.
BUY
A broadcast products company. They have a great cash position and made a recent acquisition. They grew the dividend over time. Every other company in the space got acquired in the past so they probably will. He likes it. It is for a steady income.
PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick January 8/18 - Down 12%.) Great Canadian story. Liquidity isn’t great as the owners own 60% of the stock. They reinvest huge amounts of their CF in R&D. Leaders in the industry. Huge opportunity.

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He owns this in his dividend fund. It is a well run company. The market for TV studios is very limited. The company is profitable and every couple of years, they pay an extra dividend. He likes to buy it below $15 and either sell it in the $20 range or collect the large special dividend. It normally offers a 3.5% to 4% yield (current yield is 4.3%), but every 2-to-3 years, it pays an additional dollar, which works out to be an extra 5 to 10%.

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