TSE:POW

Power Corp (POW.TO)

85.90
-0.81 (0.93%)
as of Jun 25, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 25, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 20 opinions in the last 12 months.

Power Corp (POW-T) has garnered mixed reviews from experts, reflecting a company with solid fundamentals but recent pricing concerns. Many analysts highlight its strong growth potential, driven by its holdings in companies like Great-West Life and Wealthsimple, suggesting an ability to expand its dividends and overall return. The stock is trading at a forward PE ratio of around 11x, attracting attention for its dividend yield, yet some experts caution that it appears a bit pricey at current levels. Despite recent pullbacks, experts see potential for optimistic long-term growth, coupled with a recommendation to wait for a more favorable price point for new investments. Overall, while some recommend holding existing positions, there is a consensus to be cautious about entering at the current valuation.

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Cautious
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Overvalued
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TOP PICK
Owns 66% of Power Financial (PWF-T), which in turn owns Great West Life, Investors Group and Parchesa (?), European holding company for several European corporations. Dividend of about 4.7%. Expecting the stock price will start to move.
COMMENT
When he became convinced that interest rates are going to stay low for an extended period of time, so he switched his holdings to banks.
DON'T BUY
This owns a large part of Power Financial (PWF-T) as well as some European communication and financial businesses and the European outlook is not so great.
DON'T BUY
Fabulous management. Financials worldwide are just undesirable. If Europe has bad news, all the global financials suffer. Once the European crisis is solved, then she would be interested.
BUY
Has a number of underlying operations, which are great businesses. Have consistently been able to deliver cash flow. Historically has had a discount to NAV of 15% but is now about 21.5%. Good value.
HOLD
Very attractive dividend yield. If you are patient, at some point interest rates will rise, stock market will stabilize and people will come back to these types of companies.
BUY
He owns Power Financial (PWF-T) instead, which is the same thing without a couple of Québec-based media assets. Derives about 2/3 of its profits from Great West (GWO-T).) Lifecos have suffered from market volatility a decline in interest rates. Any 3 of these companies offer strong total return potential over 3-5 years.
BUY
Will raise share price over the next couple of years. Family has to raise the dividends to keep up with the lifestyle.
DON'T BUY
There is no trigger there, no new acquisitions. Good dividend. Doesn’t see the value in the growth of the company. There is market related risk.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Oct 13/10. Down 6.04%.) Virtually all the financials are down. Their interest in Europe has not helped them much either. You is okay and he likes the management. Hold.
BUY
Earnings have been quite strong and he expects they will be 10%-15% this year. At some point in time, people will get comfortable with higher interest rates and this will be in favour. Dividend is close to 5%.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Aug 6/10. Down 11.76%.) Good diversification. Prefers Power Financial (PWF-T) now. (See Top Picks.)
BUY
Great company with participation in Great West Life (GWO-T) and Investors Group (IGM-T) as well as a European holding. Great yield. You will do very well in a 5 year time horizon.
SELL
Time to dump these dogs. Dividend is secure. There are other more growthy names you could be into.
BUY
This one hasn't worked out for him in the last 3 years. Has fallen in with the rest of the insurance guys. Has been a lousy value stock. If you are a long-term investor, it would be a good time to accumulate it.
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