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Gildan Activewear Inc. (GIL.TO)

70.48

+0.57 (0.82%)

as of Jul 24, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jul 25, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 4 opinions in the last 12 months.

Gildan Activewear Inc. has received mixed reviews from experts, highlighting both concerns and opportunities surrounding the stock. One review notes a concerning trend, suggesting that the stock may have started a downtrend, particularly if it bounces off the $60 mark. However, other experts emphasize the positive aspects of the company, particularly after acquiring Hanes, pointing out that Gildan is known for its effective management. The acquisition presents a substantial opportunity to improve Hanes' operations under Gildan’s leadership. Gildan benefits from a vertically integrated supply chain, providing a competitive edge, which has resulted in expanded margins compared to peers. Overall, despite some present volatility, experts see potential value in Gildan, with a targeted price of $92.10 indicating possible upside.

Consensus

Mixed

Valuation

Undervalued

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BUY ON WEAKNESS

This is a staple – apparel. It is one of the largest basic apparel manufacturers in the world now. Their manufacturing foot print is in the Caribbean. COVID-19 is ravaging these countries right now. The governments' ability there to lead is not what it is here in Canada. Probably it is going to be higher in a year's time, but you might get a chance to pick it up lower.

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He thought the long term sustainably and growth of the dividend as solid. He was surprised when they eliminated the dividend as quickly as they did. It makes him wonder about the company's commitment to the dividend going forward. The stock price now reflects that, adding to the volatility of the stock. He does not own it. He prefers owing real assets, like utilities and infrastructure. For a young investor with time, it is worth a look.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick May 17/19, Down 63%) Its earnings estimates have been slashed. Most recent quarterly sales were down 23% on the year and earnings were down 82%. There is still a relatively high PE ratio. Unfortunately sales are being impacted by COVID-19.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Mar 29/19, Down 28%) Their shares got hurt recently after a poor guidance update. They have been through this before. He thinks they will do fine. He would see this as a long term hold.

BUY

The drop last fall was a shock. They've done a lot of research on it, and are positive on it. This quarter's earnings are OK, increased the dividend. Likes it.

DON'T BUY

She's never been interested in this; not a strong growth name and it's in a competitive space. There are better growth names in secular growth industries. Doesn't know why it pulled back lately.

DON'T BUY

The last garment business standing in Canada. Their success depends on the ability to move goods across the border. He always thought this was a story that was not going to come to a good end. Shipping from lower cost producers is just too prohibitive. He does not own it and does not see the value proposition.

BUY

An apparel manufacture. Great strong grower 2 decades +. Low cost operator. Great Management team.

TOP PICK

Maker of t-shirts and other clothes. Very low payout ratio and modest PE. He sees a 30% potential upside with a $65 target. Yield 1.4% (Analysts’ price target is $50.50)

TOP PICK

Unbranded clothing manufacturer. They have opened up a new facility. They have consolidated operations which should drive margins higher. They generate a lot of free cashflow. They have been buying back shares and increasing the dividend. Having success with the direct to consumer piece. Yield = 1.51% (Analysts’ price target is $47.26)

BUY

He likes it. He holds it. It has good price momentum. It is still reasonably priced. They are a solid operator and know how to drive prices lower. 18% return on equity and 20% price to earnings. Recent quarter was neither a beat nor a miss. The payout is low.

COMMENT

They depend on trade agreements that no have no tariffs. Tariff concerns may be over now. Well-managed company, but he's not interested in the textile sector.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

He likes it. They are a leader with operations in Central America. They now have a contract with Wal-Mart. He likes it and if the market gets nervous this where participants will go.

BUY

The stock ranks high in his system. The challenge is that cash flow growth is slowing making him cautious. The ROE remains near 19%. Overall he thinks it will do well and would buy it now with a 7% trailing stop loss.

BUY

Dropped off the radar. In the consumer sector, which it's dominated. Stock's been going sideways, but recently it's breaking out. So it looks interesting from that standpoint. This is a safe sector, and Gildan does an excellent job. Yield is 1.4%.

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