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Review of FirstService Corp

SEP 11, 2025 - FSV's business model is highly sticky and durable over time. Customers tend to have long-duration contracts with FSV that allow them to have strong and sustainable organic growth. FSV is a high quality dividend growth name in the making with a solid track record of sustained dividend growth. For instance, the most recent dividend increase in 2024 marks the tenth consecutive year of a dividend hike of at least 10%. FSV also runs a moderately leveraged but conservative balance sheet. FSV has a proven business model with a track record of consistent growth and solid shareholder returns over the last 30 years, and the company continues to execute well amid a challenging macro environment. We are upgrading our rating by one notch to ‘A-‘.

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Q: I see you have removed FSV from your recommended list - if one wanted growth and small dividend would you replace with BYD? Are they both play on the consumer across North America? Does one have a more reliable rev model?
Read Answer Asked by Scott on November 28, 2025
Q: Looking at the question by Michael on Jacobs today I see a company having 2026 net revenue growth of 6-10 % but a PE of 54 ! Sure it’s a fine company in a good sector but does it really deserve a PE of 54 ? Other solid companies in Canada with historically high PE ‘s such as TRI , WSP , and FSV etc., seem to be going through a valuation revision downward. The question is will the revised valuation remain or will the premium valuation return ? Your thoughts. Thanks. Derek.
Read Answer Asked by Derek on November 25, 2025
Q: Reviewing recent questions on these coys Considering tax loss sale of car.un and replacing it with more supposedly growthy fsv. Alternatively could add more dir.un which is a keeper for me now. Other name's also in total portfolio but only bn is a keeper. Your views?
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