Hammond Power Solutions Inc. (HPS.A.TO)

Dry transformers. Spending fair bit of money to ramp up production and capabilities. Strong balance sheet. Data centres are going to use a lot of power, so the story will continue. Trades ~10x EBITDA, but growing at really high teens multiples for revenue and EBITDA. Yield is 0.8%.

Is exposed to all the right verticals. They make transformers to optimize energy, driven by the AI boom (the need for data centres). There's still upside despite the huge rally. Business is booming, and the growth trajectory is good. Trades at 18x PE, but growth makes the future PE reasonable.

Shares have taken off due to the electrification of the grid, driven by EV demand. Kudos if you own this, but he doesn't buy smallcaps. Owners own a lot of shares. Needs to research this more.

Big tech and data centres need more power, because AI consumes a lot. Hammond plays into this.

Surprisingly, this is doing well, returning 10x your investment over 2 years. HPS has benefited from the boom in energy storage and data centres. Revenues and margins have shot up, so can they sustain this? He doesn't chase stocks that have shot up.

Canadian company that produces equipment for electrical business. Demand for EV cars, and electricity in general creating strong demand for products. Outlook for business very strong. Would expect large capital gains going forward. 

Are positioned well. Sadly, he missed buying this much cheaper. This still has legs. Still fairly valued now.

Hold or maybe buy more. It is dominant in electrical transformers. Businesses overseas are starting to turn around. Their end markets are all doing very well right now. It should do well over the next few years. It checks a lot of the boxes for him.

Make smaller-scale electric transformers, with a pretty dominant market share, and could benefit from future increased number of electric vehicle stations. Really well run, clean balance sheet, 2.5% dividend. Sell to US customers in transportation, mining, power, oil & gas, infrastructure, where their end markets are strong and should be strong for several years. Low valuation, significant insider ownership. Good cash flow, could increase dividend and increase earnings significantly. A hidden gem in a niche sector. Canadian company that benefits from strong US economy. (Analyst’s price target is unknown .)