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Evaluating StorageVault Canada (TSX:SVI) After Its New CAD 50 Million Hybrid Debenture Issue

Simply Wall St·12/07/2025 11:14:18
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New CAD 50 Million Debenture Issue Shifts Focus to StorageVault Canada's Balance Sheet

StorageVault Canada (TSX:SVI) has just closed a CAD 50 million fixed income deal, issuing 5.60% senior subordinated unsecured hybrid debentures due 2030. This move reshapes its funding mix and future flexibility.

See our latest analysis for StorageVault Canada.

The CAD 50 million debenture issue lands after a quietly improving run for the stock, with a year to date share price return of around 28% and a five year total shareholder return near 29%, suggesting momentum is rebuilding after a weaker three year TSR patch.

If this funding move has you rethinking where growth and resilience might come from next, it could be worth exploring fast growing stocks with high insider ownership as another source of ideas beyond StorageVault.

With fresh capital secured, solid revenue growth, and a modest upside to analyst targets, is StorageVault quietly setting up an attractive entry point for patient investors, or is the market already factoring in its next leg of expansion?

Price-to-Sales of 5.6x: Is it justified?

StorageVault Canada trades on a rich 5.6x price to sales ratio at its last close of CA$5.08, signaling the market is paying a premium versus peers.

The price to sales multiple compares the company’s market value to its annual revenue and is a common yardstick in real estate and other asset heavy, cash flow focused sectors where earnings can be volatile or currently negative, as is the case for StorageVault.

Here, investors are effectively accepting a higher price tag today, potentially in anticipation of steady mid single digit revenue growth and a path to improved profitability. Yet our work suggests that this premium stretches beyond what recent fundamentals and sector norms alone would usually support. A fair price to sales closer to 3.8x points to room for that valuation to compress.

Compared with the broader Canadian real estate industry average of about 2.6x price to sales and a peer group around 5.1x, StorageVault’s 5.6x stands out as distinctly expensive. The fair ratio of 3.8x highlights a level the market could eventually gravitate towards if sentiment or growth expectations cool.

Explore the SWS fair ratio for StorageVault Canada

Result: Price-to-Sales of 5.6x (OVERVALUED)

However, sustained losses and a valuation that already reflects robust growth leave little margin for execution missteps or a slowdown in storage demand.

Find out about the key risks to this StorageVault Canada narrative.

Another View on Value

Our DCF model also points to a stretched valuation, with StorageVault trading around CA$5.08 versus an estimated fair value near CA$3.44. When both sales based metrics and cash flow estimates flag limited upside, it raises the question: what exactly is the market pricing in?

Look into how the SWS DCF model arrives at its fair value.

SVI Discounted Cash Flow as at Dec 2025
SVI Discounted Cash Flow as at Dec 2025

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