Builders Capital Mortgage Corp. (TSXV: BCF) reported record Q1-2025 results, with mortgage receivables up 20% QoQ to $52M and EPS rising 13% YoY, beating estimates by 2%. The company maintained its $0.80/share dividend, yielding 9.13%. A lower risk profile, driven by a focus on first mortgages and a 33% QoQ drop in stage 3 (impaired) mortgages to 2.6%, bolsters its outlook. Despite housing market challenges, BCF’s loan growth remains strong. With expected Bank of Canada rate cuts in 2025, declining delinquencies, and rising real estate activity, BCF is well-positioned to sustain its dividend and capitalize on market recovery.

Monument Mining Limited (TSXV: MMY, FSE: D7Q1), a Canadian gold producer, has delivered exceptional Q3-FY2025 results, with 9.5 Koz produced at its Selinsing Gold Mine in Malaysia, a 74% YoY increase. The company outperformed expectations, with cash costs down 5% QoQ to $876/oz and gross profit up 18% to $2,071/oz. With $39M in working capital, no debt, and a planned resource upgrade drill program, MMY is poised for growth. Trading at a 73% discount to the sector’s forward EBITDA, MMY remains undervalued despite a 246% YoY stock rise. With rising gold prices and potential M&A activity, MMY offers a compelling investment opportunity.

Vector Mortgage Trust (VMT), a Mortgage Investment Entity established in 2022, specializes in first mortgages for commercial and land development properties in southern Ontario. With a $238M floating-rate loan portfolio, VMT offers a low-risk, high-yield investment option, boasting a 45% LTV ratio and minimal impaired mortgages. Backed by management with over 50 years of experience and $1.25B in funded mortgages, VMT is well-positioned for stability in a declining rate environment, with a forecasted 9.2% yield in 2025.

Kidoz Inc. (TSXV: KDOZ / OTC: KDOZF) reported a stellar Q1-2025, with revenue soaring 53% year-over-year to $2.7M, the highest Q1 in its history, surpassing estimates by 26%. Growth was driven by robust demand for its child-safe advertising platform, outpacing YouTube (10%) and Meta (14%) ad revenue gains.