TSE:ONEX

Onex Corp (ONEX.TO)

109.81
-4.04 (3.55%)
as of Sep 8, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconSep 8, 2026, 12:00 am

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

Onex Corp (ONEX-T) has garnered a positive outlook from experts, particularly emphasizing its resilience in a challenging market environment for private equity firms. While the stock's price trajectory has remained relatively stagnant for some time, a recent breakout above the $100 mark is seen as a hopeful sign. Analysts are optimistic about Onex's ability to leverage its expertise in identifying and enhancing valuable assets, suggesting that investors can benefit from holding steady to let their investments compound. Furthermore, the stock's yield of 0.32% and an analyst price target of $144.00 indicate potential upside, reinforcing the notion that Onex represents a compelling investment opportunity despite macroeconomic volatility.

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Fair Value
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COMMENT
It's come off a bit. Recently, they made an interesting acquisition of Gluskin-Sheff, a struggling high net-worth private investment management firm. There could be high revenue synergies rooted in loyal, long-term clients. He respects the team, but he prefers BAM in this space.
BUY
They buy companies and improve the business and then sell the business. He likes it but it is a complicated company. You probably need a 5 year time frame for an equity such as this. It is a nice diversifier in a portfolio but probably not a core position. You have to understand Onex as well as the companies within its structure.
TOP PICK
Incredibly cheap because there is a cash drag with 25% in cash waiting to deploy. They own Celestica and Jack's Family Restaurant. They take tired assets and reposition them over 3-5 years, then sell it back out. They're good at this. Cheap at a 10% discount now. (Analysts’ price target is $95.91)
TOP PICK
It was a good stock until 2018, then declined in a big move down. Things change quickly in the money-management world. It's a long-term trade for him. True, it isn't basing yet, so he's entering this a little early because he sees value and not much downside. (Analysts’ price target is $95.91)
DON'T BUY
Owns a disparate group of mostly US industrial companies. Long-term plan that's difficult to put a valuation on. It trades at a discount to the whole thing being broken up. But don't hold your breath. They have a good long-term track record. They buy and sell, the stock gets a bump, and then goes quiet. Tough to own long term, even though it has value.
TOP PICK

This is a new position for him. It a well run private equity company. They calculate NAV at $85 and any time can purchase below NAV, turns out to be a good investment. The volatility on this stock is quite low. He is happy to own this. Yield = 0.42% (Analysts’ price target is $106.10)

BUY

He has done well over the last 5-6 years. It is well run. They have a lot of equity in their own products. They are well run and stay within their core competency. It should be a good bet.

COMMENT

A good company and well-run, but it's now pausing after a series of lower highs. It's consolidating after a slight downturn. He'd consider it if it stays at $96. It's a possible buy. But he thinks he'll consolidate for a while.

COMMENT

Very well managed company. Private equity company. She prefers Brookfield Asset Management Inc (BAM.A-T) in the same space. Larger and in more different areas.

DON'T BUY

Right now, this is hanging on EBV+3. EBV offers support for the stock. He would choose not to play this as there are other opportunities out there. It is very nebulous to look at and there are no real earnings.

COMMENT

You have to be very patient with this, because whatever deals come along at the appropriate time, it is to their credit. They are not going to overpay just for the sake of overpaying, which is what we are seeing now among the pension funds. If this market ever quits, there could be a lot of problems in the private equity market.

BUY

A very strong, blue-chip, acquirer of companies, which has grown from next to nothing. Thinks it will continue this route.

WATCH

A wonderful company. Their ability to acquire companies, fix them up and sell them is great. He got out too soon and is not yet comfortable getting back in. A great company and a durable business. It will go up for many more years. However they don’t pay a good dividend and they are cyclical.

HOLD

(Market Call Minute.) Sold his holdings in the 80s and it has not come off enough for him to buy it back yet.

BUY

Has a first-class venture capital team, and everybody should have a certain amount of venture capital in their growth portfolios. This should be a 5% position. Looking out 3-5 years, you will be well rewarded.

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