Review of Well Health Technologies
MAY 22, 2025 - WELL’s management is actively providing shareholders a better picture of the value of its holdings and subsidiaries, as management believes the public market currently undervalues WELL’s share price. WELL’s leverage level is at the higher end of the historical averages, which we would prefer to see come down over the near term, either through organic earnings growth or debt repayment. In addition, WELL’s recent operating results are quite strong, and the company is a name that has limited exposure to the trade war uncertainty. WELL also has some potential catalysts for upside potential, as some of its subsidiaries are expected to go through initial public offerings (IPO) in the near term. We think investors could do well owning WELL over the next three to five years as the company continues to execute its growth playbook. We are maintaining our rating of ‘B+’.
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WELL Health Technologies Corp. (WELL $3.90)
- $3.90 Cap: $990M
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WELL Health Technologies Corp. (WELL $3.90)
- $3.90 Cap: $990M
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I have a question on Well Health and their Competition Bureau issue. Would it not be bullish for a company of Well's size to be considered to have a competitive edge on Telus, Loblaws et al considering it only has about 2% of the Primary Care clinics in Canada. I am wondering if this is an opportunity especially during tax loss.
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WELL Health Technologies Corp. (WELL $3.90)
- $3.90 Cap: $990M
- View WELL Profile
- View Questions on WELL
- View Reports on WELL