The Weekly Brief (As of May 22)

• TerraVest Industries (TVK) announced a bought-deal financing up to $279 million to implement the acquisition strategy, specifically, the company looked to issue around 1.74 million shares at $160.30 each.
• Apple (AAPL), China’s iPhone shipments to the U.S. in April declined to the lowest levels since 2011, marking a 14-year low, as tariffs disrupted trade between the two largest economies.
• United Healthcare (UNH) saw meaningful insider purchases recently after a significant drop in share price
• Canada Goose (GOOS) reported a 7.4% revenue growth to $384.6 million, above the consensus estimate of $355.1 million, driven by a direct-to-consumer channel, which jumped 15.7% during the quarter.
• Amazon’s (AMZN) CEO, Andy Jassy said the company hasn’t seen any significant reduction in consumer spending or an increase in prices due to tariffs.

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Report Updates

We have posted report updates on Well Health Technologies (WELL) and Aritzia (ATZ). WELL is a practitioner-focused digital healthcare name in Canada, providing a comprehensive network of clinics supporting primary care, specialized care, and diagnostics services. ATZ is an apparel company that focuses on building a brand and lifestyle. One name has the potential for near-term headwinds but also reported solid operating results, while the management team at the other name believes the public market is currently undervaluing its shares.

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