Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited Subordinate Voting Shares (FFH)

Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited Subordinate Voting Shares (FFH $2,436.42)
- $2,436.42 P/E (TTM): 8.58X Cap: $51.96B
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Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited Subordinate Voting Shares (FFH $2,436.42)
- $2,436.42 P/E (TTM): 8.58X Cap: $51.96B
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- $266.30 P/E (TTM): 22.53X Cap: $47.35B
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Q: After a quiet year, P&C Insurance stocks are showing some buyers' interest, over past 2 months. We sold IFC and FFH positions, late last year. Do you think, the sector is showing some strength and it is a good time to re enter ?

If Yes, what would be your preferred route- Fairfax or Intact and why ?

In my personal view, Fairfax stock has shown remarkable resilience vis-a-vis Intact and Co is more diversified, with several interesting investments like Foran mining, Orla mining etc and potential for more similar investments. ( They sold their position in Eurobank ).

Thank You

Read Answer Asked by rajeev on January 14, 2026

Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited Subordinate Voting Shares (FFH $2,436.42)
- $2,436.42 P/E (TTM): 8.58X Cap: $51.96B
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Q: Fairfax Financial is up about 100% in two years. I see that Orla Mining Ltd. is 29.6% of the FFH portfolio, and is up about 350% in two years. Can you calculate how FFH would have performed without OLA in the portfolio?

Read Answer Asked by James on January 12, 2026

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Q: Hello gentlemen: I am looking for companies to top up such that their current PE is near or within its last 10 years average. Which of the above is your Most prefer to least. Feel free to add a few more that isn't mentioned above.
Can you name a few US ones , say 4-5 companies. Thank you

Read Answer Asked by DAVID on December 08, 2025