Canadian General Investments (CGI) Q4 2025 earnings summary
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Q4 2025 earnings summary
2 Oct, 2026Executive summary
2025 NAV total return was 18.1% and share-price return 19.9%, both below the S&P/TSX Composite Index’s 31.7% total return.
Year-end net assets rose to $1.683B from $1.446B, supported by $259.1M in net asset growth from operations.
Financial highlights
Total income was $292.2M versus $348.3M in 2024; net gains on investments were $292.1M, including $72.6M realized and $198.0M unrealized gains.
Increase in net assets from operations was $259.1M, or $12.42 per share, versus $306.6M, or $14.70 per share, in 2024.
Dividend and interest income reached $21.521M, up 3.7% YoY; management fees rose 13.4% to $19.365M, while borrowing interest expense fell 33.0% to $6.283M.
Year-end NAV per share was $80.66 versus $69.32; market price was $47.25 versus $40.48.
Outlook and guidance
Markets face continued uncertainty from global policy shifts and geopolitical disruption; investors are advised to tread carefully amid a delicate balance between economic conditions and market sentiment.
Canadian market composition and leadership rotation toward hard assets and commodities may support future prospects, as Canadian sector exposures align with the emerging macro environment.
Investment strategy remains bottom-up, with a medium- to long-term focus on security selection and opportunistic portfolio management.
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