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Savaria Corp (SIS.TO)

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28.89

-0.38 (1.30%)

as of Jun 19, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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HOLD

They retrofit vans and houses with lifts and elevators. They provided guidance that was not great and the stock has fallen today. They are a good company and have made good acquisitions. He doesn't think management has miss-stepped here and gives them applause for getting in front of the slowing news.

BUY

Their products works very well with the aging demographic trend. They've done well organically and by acquisition. He likes this long term and its growth prospects. They've've had a bumpy recent few quarters with rising expenses and growth issue. It's never been the cheapest stock, but you can accumulate this for the long term. He's confident they will emerge from their recent problems.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

He owned it around $7.50, but exited recently during the market downturn. The multiples were getting too high and margins were getting squeezed. He is waiting for a better point to re-enter than this. Yield 2.9%

BUY

Mobility impairment devices -- elevators and lifts. Sales are up 14% and earnings growth is expected to be up 61% in 2019 -- implying a 19 PE. ROE of 18% is good. A good hold or new buy. Payout ratio on the dividend is 52%. Yield 3%.

TOP PICK

They had an earnings release recently that the market didn't like. Still a growth story. Well diversified internationally. Good insider participation. Demographic story on baby boomers needing accessibility aids. Trading at a cheaper valuation than I had been trading for a while. (Analysts’ price target is $18.75)

HOLD

He's shorted this the past few years. The CEO bougth stock last week. It's fairly valued at $13. He wouldn't buy or sell it. The bulk of their earnings come from car lifts, which is cyclical. Does the last quarter miss mean 2019 will be bad? No, and the CEO buying stock is a good sign, but SIS is a cyclical stock. Long-term as a medical lift play, SIS makes sense.

COMMENT

He doesn't love it though doesn't know a lot about it. SIS has been a good performer. They've grown aggressively through acquisition. They had a misstep recently, so were punished hard. They were priced at a premium. He needs to see it its earnings fall into the teens from the current 28x. That said, it's a good company. Maybe this quarter was a short-term mess-up.

HOLD

Been stellar for him. But it's lumpy because of low-volume trading. Not super cheap, but boasts good earnings, and they are raising their dividend. It's a niche player in the seniors demographic. He is holding it for the long term.

BUY

This company is involved in mobility (wheelchairs, etc.) and he sees them having very positive tail winds. They have a very good profit margin and a recent acquisition is viewed as being synergistic.

WATCH

He loves the company but not the stock price. It is becoming more and more expensive on a forward earnings basis. He likes management and the industry. Wait for a pull back. It is not for the faint of heart.

TOP PICK

They have expanded their business model from just in-home stair systems to elevators and into hospitals. They recently did a Swiss acquisition and he thinks this will expand their business into Europe and Asia. Earnings continue to grow over 20% over the past five years and margins continue to improve. The dividend increases yearly. The demographics are on trend. He expects it to trade $23. Yield 2.1%. (Analysts’ price target is $20.67)

BUY ON WEAKNESS

It is a core position for him and they benefit from aging demographics. They are a well managed company with good margins. On any weakness it is a good buy.

BUY

He owns this since $7. They make lifts for homes and elevators. He likes their acquisitions and sees good organic growth. It is not super cheap here, but he likes the demographic play overall. It is one of the only publically traded companies in the space.

PARTIAL BUY

They have done a really good job of hitting every point of patient movement: Accessibility and transportation. He really likes it. They made some big acquisitions recently and are in the consolidation period while they digest them. You can average into it. It is a premium company.

DON'T BUY

Lifts in a lot of accessible vehicles and homes. There is a log runway to make acquisitions. They have not proven they can make acquisitions globally, so he does not own it today.

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