The Enterprise Value-To-Sales Ratios Of These 4 Stocks Suggest They Are Underpriced

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Today we have identified 4 Canadian juniors that appear underpriced. Why? Because their revenues have grown anywhere from 133% to 367% in the past 12 months and the Enterprise Value to Sales ratio of each is below 1 ranging from 0.43 to 0.83.

Written by SmallCapPower.com

1. Patient Home Monitoring Corp. (TSXV: PHM)(PHMZF) – $0.16 Canadian
Healthcare Facilities & Services

Patient Home Monitoring Corp is engaged in:

  • providing in-home monitoring equipment, supplies and services to patients in the United States,
  • offering a range of services to patients in need of chronic disease management and
  • acquiring other companies operating in the United States healthcare service and product sectors.

The Company’s services include:

  • Respiratory Disease Management, including COPD;
  • Equipment Solutions;
  • Sleep Apnea & PAP Treatment;
  • Oxygen Therapy;
  • Respiratory Equipment Rental,
  • INR Self-Testing and
  • employs home ventilators, including the Trilogy 100 & ResMed Astral.

Market Cap: $60 million CAD

Total Revenue (LTM): $136 million CAD

Enterprise Value To Sales: 0.50x

Revenue Growth (FY): 238%

2. Acerus Pharmaceuticals Corporation (TSX: ASP)(TRLPF) – $0.15 Canadian
Pharmaceuticals

Acerus Pharmaceuticals Corporation, formerly Trimel Pharmaceuticals Corporation, is a Canada-based pharmaceutical company engaged in:

  • the development, manufacture, marketing and distribution of products with
    • a focus on men’s health, including urology, and
    • women’s health, including hormone replacement therapy and female sexual dysfunction.
  • the marketing of Estrace in Canada, which is an oral, plant-derived 17-beta estradiol therapy for the relief of symptoms of menopause and
  • the distribution of Natesto, which is the testosterone nasal gel in the United States for replacement therapy in adult males for conditions associated with a deficiency or absence of endogenous testosterone (hypogonadism).

Market Cap: $31 million CAD

  • Total Revenue (LTM): $41 million CAD
  • Enterprise Value To Sales: 0.83x
  • Revenue Growth (FY): 367%

3. Mangazeya Mining Ltd. (TSXV: MGZ.H)(WHTGF) – $0.02 Canadian
Gold

Mangazeya Mining Ltd. is a gold mining company that is engaged in exploring for precious metals on prospective areas and the development of ore focusing on the subsoil areas in the Russian Federation.

The Company holds three licenses through Mangazeya Mining LLC, Dalsvetmet LLC and Koryakmining LLC. Its assets include Savkinskoye Deposit, Nasedkino Deposit and Zolinsko-Arkiinskaya Area. The Savkinskoye Deposit is the core-operating asset of the Company and the gold ore deposit is located in Zabaikalie Territory approximately 400 kilometers to the east of Chita. The Nasedkino gold ore deposit is on the stage of designing a mine to produce over one million tons of ore per year and is located in Mogochinsky District, north-west of Zabaikalie Territory of the Russian Federation.

  • Market Cap: $26 million CAD
  • Total Revenue (LTM): $55 million CAD
  • Enterprise Value To Sales: 0.53x
  • Revenue Growth (FY): 230%

4. Ceres Global Ag Corp. (TSX: CRP)(CERGF) – $5.31 Canadian
Ground Freight & Logistics

Ceres Global Ag Corp. is an agricultural cereal grain storage, customer-specific procurement and supply ingredient company. The Company operates through two business units:

  • the grain storage, handling and merchandising unit
    • engaged in grain storage, procurement, merchandising and cleaning of specialty grains, such as oats, barley, rye, hard red spring wheat and durum wheat through over nine grain storage and handling facilities in Minnesota, New York and Ontario, while also utilizing the grain operating facility at the Northgate Commodity Logistics Centre, with aggregate storage capacity of over 40 million bushels.
  • and commodity logistics
    • focused on the development of a commodity logistics center in Northgate, Saskatchewan, which is a grain, agriculture services and oilfield supplies trans-loading site. The Company owns approximately 1,300 acres of land at Northgate, Saskatchewan.

Market Cap: $148 million CAD

Total Revenue (LTM): $553 million CAD

Enterprise Value to Sales: 0.43x

Revenue Growth (FY): 133%

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