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Dividend Growth Split Corporation (DGS.TO) stock score

Financial Services · Asset Management · Canada

$7.48 ▲ +2.33% today

49.8
Dad Score, out of 100
middling

Dividend Growth Split Corporation (DGS.TO) is a Asset Management company in the Financial Services sector, listed in Canada. On DadFin's weekly run it scores 49.8 out of 100 on the Dad Score, a middling reading that places the business ahead of 50% of the 5,773 US and Canadian stocks DadFin fully scores. Inside Financial Services it ranks #693 of 1,232. Its strongest axes are valuation, risk and liquidity; its weakest are growth and conviction.

Scores from the run of Oct 11, 2026. The Dad Score answers one question: how good is this business, measured against its own sector. How it is built →

The eight axes

Valuation
Above average
Quality
Average
Growth
Below average
Price action
Average
Risk
Above average
Conviction
Weak
Liquidity
Above average
Macro
Above average

Each axis is ranked inside the stock's own sector. Subscribers see the percentile and every input behind each bar.

Key numbers

P/E (trailing)3.0×
P/E (forward)—
Dividend yield0.17%
Return on capital14.7%
Operating margin96.0%
Revenue growth (YoY)+6.1%
FCF yield-27.6%
Net debt / EBITDA3.00×
Piotroski F-Score1 / 9
52-week change+15.7%
Market cap$445M
Next earnings—

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Asset Management peers

StockCompanyDad ScoreBandMarket cap
BLKBlackRock, Inc.61.9middling$175.9B
BXBlackstone Inc.39.7weak$136.6B
KKRKKR & Co. Inc.29.3weak$84.0B
BNBrookfield Corporation23.1weak$82.8B
BAMBrookfield Asset Management Ltd.42.7middling$73.3B
APOApollo Global Management, Inc.79.7good$70.1B
STTState Street Corporation77.2good$48.1B
AMPAmeriprise Financial, Inc.68.2middling$44.2B

Prices from DadFin's live feed (refreshed about every 15 minutes in the session); scores from the weekly run of Oct 11, 2026. Fundamentals as reported in the latest filings. Research, not investment advice.