TSE:POW
Power Corp (POW.TO)
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Technical Analysis 
Jul 21, 2026, 12:00 amThis summary was created by AI, based on 22 opinions in the last 12 months.
Power Corp (POW-T) has been a topic of varied expert opinions, largely centering on its growth potential and market valuation. Many analysts highlight its decent performance, with some suggesting it could have significant upside due to its core assets in insurance and asset management. Recent charts indicate a mixture of pullbacks and potential growth, with consensus leaning towards a cautious approach for new investors. While some consider it a strong long-term hold due to its dividend growth, others suggest it is approaching expensive territory considering its price-to-earnings ratio. Overall, the sentiments express a certain level of reliance on market conditions and the company's strategic moves, indicating that it remains a robust entity in the Canadian market landscape.
Cole KachurA financial holding company that is the major holder of Power Financial. Power Financial has Great West Life and IGM Financial under them. The double stacked holding company offers a discount. In terms of the underlying assets, they are very positive. Great West Life pays a good dividend. He is less enthused by IGM Financial.
Canadian insurance held up remarkably well during the lockdown. POW owns 80% of Great-West Life which was up 26% in earnings. He projects an 8% growth rate. POW is super cheap at 7.3x 2022, and pays a 7% dividend with a 54% payout ratio. Trades at a NAV discount of 28% instead of the usual 19%. It will be a steady eddy in coming years. (Analysts’ price target is $28.06)
Greg Newman
Barry Schwartz
Stockchase DiscoverHas Great West Life instead. POW has quite the dividend yield. Not a bad PE. Price to book is below book value. Low interest rates are impacting these companies, and it's going to be lower for longer. He wants dividend growth and capital appreciation. This is a value play, which hasn't worked out for quite some time.
Brian Madden
Brian MaddenYou could sit and wait to do the share swop from Power Financial into Power Corp. The two companies have been performing the same. The WestJet acquisition fits into their other subsidiaries. WestJet will be a private company and it won't be posting numbers going forwards.
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A value play within a value play, which is the financial sector. It has lagged significantly both YTD and in the recent recovery. You get life insurance, Great West Life, and asset management. The company isn't in danger but there are better opportunities elsewhere.