Canadian General Investments (CGI) Q2 2024 earnings summary
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Q2 2024 earnings summary
2 Oct, 2026Executive summary
First-half 2024 NAV return with dividends reinvested was 13.3%, versus 6.1% for the S&P/TSX Composite Index; portfolio outperformance was driven largely by NVIDIA.
Net assets rose to $1.304B at June 30, 2024 from $1.160B at year-end 2023; increase in net assets from operations was $153.8M.
Financial highlights
Total income was $177.8M for H1 2024 versus $176.9M in H1 2023; net investment income before income taxes was $163.6M versus $164.7M.
Increase in net assets from operations was $153.8M, or $7.37 per common share, versus $164.9M, or $7.90 per share, in H1 2023.
Net realized gains on investment sales were $77.4M versus $6.1M; net change in unrealized gains was $89.3M versus $158.9M.
Dividend and interest income was $10.9M, down 5.1% YoY, reflecting reduced or absent special distributions from Tourmaline Oil and Constellation Software.
Refundable income tax expense was $9.8M versus a $0.2M recovery in H1 2023.
Outlook and guidance
Outlook was cautiously optimistic; global trade tensions, geopolitical events, inflation and monetary policy remain potential market influences.
Bank of Canada rate cuts were viewed as supportive of investor confidence, while Canadian growth and equity markets had lagged the U.S. amid rate-sensitive household debt and housing conditions.
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