Here are the expected sales growth and price targets for these companies based on consensus estimates.
ATH’s revenue growth is expected to be around 34% next year, a 12-month average price target of $5.09, implying a potential return of around 32%.
TVE’s revenue is expected to grow approximately 13% next year, a 12-month average price target of $6.05, implying a potential return of around 69%.
NXE is still in the developing stage, the business model is still unclear and NXE is still burning cash and issuing shares.
Among these names, TVE offers the highest POTENTIAL returns as the company reinvests heavily back into drilling.
ATH and TVE are cheap and there is a size difference here as well. TVE has underperformed while ATH has done very well as it paid down debt and cash flow grew. NXE has no revenue yet but has soared along with the uranium sector. We like it for higher risk exposure to the sector but it needs to be considered very different than the other two.