Invest in These Unstoppable Canadian Stocks for the Next 5 Years
Alex Smith
1 month ago
2025 was a great year for many Canadian stocks, but it was a freight train for a few in particular. If you donâÂÂt mind a pricey valuation, these stocks could keep on chugging for several years.
The Motley Fool founder, David Gardner, has often iterated, âÂÂWinners win.â If you want to keep winning with the best, here are two Canadian stocks that seem unstoppable today.
A Canadian retail stock soaring from strong momentum
Aritzia (TSX:ATZ) has to be at the top of this list. This Canadian stock has really defied the odds and delivered exceptional returns for long-term investors. It is up 103% in the past year, and 364% in the past five years.
However, it hasnâÂÂt been a perfect hike up the mountain. This stock plummeted 30% in February last year after President Trump rolled out tariffs across the globe. It subsequently rose 178% to the end of the year.
The key has been AritziaâÂÂs strong growth in the U.S. New flagship locations and expansions in key geographies have created a surge of seemingly insatiable demand. Today, its U.S. sales are now larger than its Canadian sales.
The exciting news is that it still has a long runway. The fashion retailer could still double or even triple its store count across the States. As its store count rises so too will its online sales.
This is even before we start talking about international expansion. That could provide another substantial leg of growth. Unfortunately, this anticipated growth has also driven Aritziaâs stock valuation to new elevations only surpassed in 2021.
One may be wise to wait for a pullback. However, if Aritzia continues to outperform expectations, there could still be more upside for this Canadian stock ahead.
An unlikely stock with huge long-term returns
TerraVest Industries (TSX:TVK) didnâÂÂt quite have the year that Aritzia had. However, there is nothing wrong with a 48% gain for 2025 â and especially nothing wrong with a 937% gain over the past five years!
Like Aritzia, TerraVest had several substantial drawdowns last year. Yet, this Canadian stock surprised the market with better-than-expected fourth-quarter results. In December, TVK stock popped back just short of all-time highs.
TerraVest is perhaps not quite as exciting as Aritzia. It operates a mix of manufacturing businesses focused on tanks and trailers, boilers and heaters, and energy services.
None of these businesses on their own is that great. However, when consolidated and operated well, they have been delivering very strong results. That is a core reason why this stock is up so much. TerraVest intelligently deploys capital, operates its businesses with excellence, and earns consistently high returns on invested capital.
Like Aritzia, TerraVestâÂÂs stock is no longer cheap like it was a couple of years ago. Many complain that it trades far above other blue-chip manufacturing peers. That may be true. However, many of these donâÂÂt have the capital allocation prowess to compound returns for years and maybe even decades ahead.
If you donâÂÂt mind the steeper price today, this Canadian stock could continue to reward patient shareholders. Of course, it is best to buy on dips. However, even if you bought today and then held for a decade, you are likely to be very pleased with the end results.
The post Invest in These Unstoppable Canadian Stocks for the Next 5 Years appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.
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Fool contributor Robin Brown has positions in Aritzia and TerraVest Industries. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Aritzia. The Motley Fool recommends TerraVest Industries. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.
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