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E Split Corp. is a Canadian balanced mutual fund structured as a split share corporation, focusing on real estate and e-commerce sectors. Managed by Middlefield Capital Corporation, the fund provides investors with exposure to income-generating assets through a dual-class share structure, offering both capital appreciation and dividend income. The fund’s portfolio is designed to capitalize on the growth potential of real estate and e-commerce, sectors that have demonstrated resilience and expansion in recent years. E Split Corp. differentiates itself by leveraging Middlefield’s expertise in income-oriented investments, targeting stable cash flows from high-quality assets. Its market position is bolstered by a strategic focus on sectors with long-term growth drivers, such as digital transformation and urbanization. The fund appeals to income-seeking investors looking for diversified exposure without direct asset ownership, positioning it as a niche player in the Canadian investment trust landscape.
In its latest fiscal period, E Split Corp. reported revenue of CAD 40.4 million, with net income reaching CAD 151.1 million, reflecting strong profitability. The diluted EPS of CAD 6.4 underscores efficient earnings generation, supported by an operating cash flow of CAD 15.5 million. The absence of capital expenditures suggests a lean operational model focused on portfolio management rather than asset development.
The fund’s earnings power is evident in its robust net income relative to revenue, indicating effective cost management and high-yielding investments. Capital efficiency is further highlighted by the lack of capital expenditures, as the fund primarily allocates resources to portfolio maintenance and dividend distributions rather than growth-oriented investments.
E Split Corp. maintains a solid balance sheet with CAD 17.1 million in cash and equivalents, though it carries significant total debt of CAD 245.7 million. The debt level reflects the fund’s leveraged investment strategy, which aims to enhance returns. The financial health appears stable, supported by consistent cash flows and a manageable debt structure relative to its asset base.
The fund has demonstrated growth through its net income and EPS, supported by its strategic sector focus. Its dividend policy is attractive, with a dividend per share of CAD 1.56, appealing to income-focused investors. The growth trajectory is likely tied to the performance of its underlying real estate and e-commerce assets, which have shown resilience in varying economic conditions.
With a market capitalization of CAD 316.2 million and a beta of 0.872, E Split Corp. is perceived as a relatively stable investment with moderate market sensitivity. The valuation reflects investor confidence in its dual-class structure and sector-focused strategy, though its leveraged position may warrant caution in volatile markets.
E Split Corp. benefits from Middlefield’s expertise in income-generating investments and a focused portfolio in high-growth sectors. The outlook remains positive, contingent on the continued strength of real estate and e-commerce markets. However, leveraged exposure and interest rate sensitivity could pose risks, requiring vigilant portfolio management to sustain performance.
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