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Propel Holdings (PRL-T) is a fintech company that operates in the sub-prime market and provides credit through intermediators using AI. It has seen significant growth in earnings, revenue, and loan originations. The company has a strong focus on AI-driven marketing and underwriting and has made an acquisition in the UK, showing a global expansion. Overall, the experts are bullish about the company's growth prospects, strong management, and technological capabilities.
Biggest position in his fund. Can't say enough positive things about it. Not as cheap as it was, has gone from 3x PE to 10x PE. Growing 30-40% a year. Still likes it.
It is a fintech company and a provider of credit through intermediators, all through AI. In fact it is almost a pure AI play. It covers Canada, the U.S. and U.K. It is still trading at a single digit P/E, growing at 67%, with earnings growing almost faster than the share price.
Caters to the sub-prime market. Very profitable, scalable business with lots of growth. Very AI-driven to deliver more precise marketing and underwriting. Trades at 12x PE for 2025 earnings, 31% growth rate. If economy stays healthy in 2025-26, credit should be stable. Yield is 2%.
Because it's a growthy company, you probably want to own it in a non-registered account.
Great company. Similar to GSY, but operates globally. Just made an acquisition in the UK, very accretive and profitable, doesn't need to be integrated. Good risk management.
More of an online lender to sub-prime borrowers. Higher growth rate than GSY. Very high ROE. Integrating a UK acquisition, more upside to come from that because AI algorithms can be used to grow it faster.
It is 2 years old, doing many things right, has grown earnings at 40% and raised its dividend many times. Therefore it is both income and growth. Its valuation is higher now and is near 20X earnings while the sector trades at 11 or 12X. Has business in both the U.S. and Canada. He is a little concerned if Trump sets the maximum interest rate at 10% but does not necessarily think that will happen. It should consolidate so you could buy in the lower 30's.
Great business. Largest position in fund. One of the best financial stocks in Canada. Online lending business (small loans to consumers). Return on equity ~30%. Trading around 10x earnings. Expecting further growth in company. Reasonable valuation with good dividend and growth prospects. Would recommend buying and holding.
One of the largest holdings in the fund. One of the best small cap growth stocks in Canada. Doubling of profits every single year. Expecting ~20% growth going forward. ~30% ROE, with minimum leverage. Lending in the US market with small base (able to grow). Highly aligned management that is top notch. Non-prime lender - but accounting for this with higher rates. Ability to underwrite without a human - tech very strong. 2% dividend yield is safe.
Propel Holdings is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol PRL-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (PRL-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:PRL or PRL-T
In the last year, 18 stock analysts published opinions about PRL-T. 17 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 0 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is . Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Propel Holdings.
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18 stock analysts on Stockchase covered Propel Holdings In the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2025-01-17, Propel Holdings (PRL-T) stock closed at a price of $35.4.
Unique financial delivery company, taking advantage of technology. Starting to break out. Continue to hold, and nibble away at it.