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Pizza Pizza Royalty (PZA.TO)

13.09

-0.20 (1.50%)

as of Jul 6, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jul 6, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 1 opinions in the last 12 months.

Pizza Pizza Royalty (PZA-T) is primarily regarded as a yield play, with a notable yield of approximately 6.1%. Experts express that while they acknowledge the dividend appeal of the stock, they haven't conducted an extensive analysis to form a solid opinion on its overall valuation. The firm holding the stock reflects its limited engagement, primarily due to existing clients who have had prior investments and are satisfied with the dividends received. This suggests that the stock’s performance is more tied to income generation rather than capital appreciation, making it attractive for income-focused investors seeking high-yield opportunities. However, a detailed evaluation of the stock's market dynamics and potential growth remains pending, leaving some uncertainty about the investment's long-term value.

Consensus

Neutral

Valuation

Fair Value

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COMMENT

This has a decent yield. The problem with these types is the growth potential. The yield looks very attractive, but what is their ability to grow that yield in another environment? If you are just after yield, and a stable one, this is okay. He doesn’t see any possible dividend increases.

COMMENT

Pays a nice dividend yield and has a reasonable business model that keeps on grinding higher. Thinks it has been pushed a little bit ahead of itself in valuation because of the 5.8% dividend yield. Will probably continue to do well as long as they keep on opening stores. Very illiquid so he would be careful with it.

WATCH

Chart looks really good. Resistance at $10.90. 7% distribution. You probably want to add to that if it breaks out above $11. Sure this is discretionary, but if you take the family out, you probably go to a decent place, so ordering out is more of a right of passage and therefore it is not really discretionary.

COMMENT

Decent yield. Not a very exciting business. Not a fast growth business. His expectation would be the yield plus a little bit. 7% yield is sustainable.

COMMENT

Boston Pizza or Pizza Pizza? Doesn’t follow either one. Boston Pizza has a better in store model. There is a huge hunger for yield.

BUY

Royalty on pizza franchise. Pretty safe business. Royalty may grow because of increasing input costs to franchisees.

BUY

(Market Called Minute.) Business is gradually getting better as we come out of the recession.

BUY

Once it converts to a corporation, he expects they will cut the distribution to at least as much as the dividend tax credit.. In a non-registered account you should see no difference in the effective yield. Current yield is 12.9%. Good franchise.

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BUY

Pizza chain. Dominant market share in Ontario. Diversified into Alberta and slowly expanding into other provinces. Because of the recession, payout ratio went above 100% but have cash on their balance sheet. Feels they will transition towards 2011 so is expecting a distribution cut but feels this is already reflected in the stock price. Good price.

TRADE

(Market Call Minute) Doesn’t follow it.

BUY

(Market Call Minute) Protein, cheese and wheat prices all came down. Economy slowly recovering.

HOLD

Very well run business and the payout is safe. During recessions, people go back to simpler comfort food. Same-store sales have been doing well. Doesn't know what the business will transform into in 2011. On his radar screen.

COMMENT

Somewhat recession resistant. Came under pressure because of the price of protein. This has now been somewhat alleviated.

BUY

(Market Call Minute.) People will eat pizzas in recessions.

SELL

(Market Call Minute.) Economic weakness and expected higher prices for wheat, input costs.

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