3 Penny Stocks on the Brink of a 500% Rally by 2025

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In the clamor of the stock market, where massive companies frequently make the news, is the lesser-known but intriguing world of penny stocks. Three penny stocks stand out among the many as possible game changers.

The first stock, an industry mainstay, has steadily strengthened its position, paying close attention to risk management procedures and credit quality measures. Its recent decline in major delinquency rates indicates a renewed sense of resilience and sets it up for significant development.

In the meantime, application software is rising. The second stock has progressively established its niche with impressive revenue growth and operational efficiency. An increasingly complicated economic climate is driving the demand for its services.

Not to be outdone, the third one shines in the field of precious metals as a ray of hope. The company bolsters its position in the West African gold mining sector with a sizable interest in a major mine.

In short, these companies hold riches that might provide incredible rewards to those brave enough to search for them.

Freddie Mac (FMCC)

Freddie Mac (OTCMKTS:FMCC) demonstrates strong credit quality standards and efficient risk management techniques, which are critical for the home finance market’s long-term stability and growth. In Q4 2023, the significant delinquency rate for single-family mortgages dropped from 0.66% in 2022 to 0.55%. Similarly, the delinquency rate for multifamily mortgages rose from 0.12% in 2022 to 0.28%.

Furthermore, Freddie Mac executed almost 19,000 loan workouts. This demonstrates aggressive steps to reduce credit losses and rectify delinquencies. Credit improvements account for a sizable portion of the mortgage portfolio, accounting for 61% of single-family mortgages and 94% of multifamily mortgages.

Moreover, delinquency rate trends are significant credit quality and risk exposure markers. A decline in the single-family mortgage’s significant delinquency rate indicates better borrower payment practices and overall portfolio health. 

Finally, completing loan workouts indicates Freddie Mac’s proactive approach to controlling delinquencies and lowering credit losses. Credit improvements’ strong coverage of the mortgage portfolio offers an extra layer of protection against credit losses. Hence, these improvements decrease the risks associated with borrower defaults and add to the overall credit quality of Freddie Mac’s portfolio.

Zenvia (ZENV)

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Zenvia’s (NASDAQ:ZENV) overall sales increased by a significant 21% year-over-year (YoY) to BRL 219 million (in Q3 2023). This significant rise shows that Zenvia’s services are in high demand. Moreover, this expansion was achieved from a steady client base of 13,600. This demonstrates Zenvia’s capacity to retain consumers while acquiring new ones.

Zenvia’s CPaaS business grew considerably, mainly by increasing SMS volumes with major enterprise customers. This is demonstrated by the consolidated sales’ 13.3% sequential rise. This also reflects that the company can seize market opportunities and spur top-line development.

Furthermore, despite the increases in sales, Zenvia increased its CPaaS gross margin by five percentage points to 33.2%. This shows increased profitability and efficiency in the CPaaS market, demonstrating the business’s capacity to reduce expenses and improve operational effectiveness.

Similarly, Zenvia’s SaaS division saw remarkable revenue growth and a 13% increase in gross profit over the prior year. The principal drivers of this expansion were the consolidation of Movidesk, strategic purchases and revenue growth. Lastly, the SaaS sector also attained a gross margin of about 64%, signifying significant profitability and margin growth.

Galiano Gold (GAU)

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Galiano Gold (NYSEAMERICAN:GAU) has acquired Gold Fields’ 45% stake in the Asanko Gold Mine. Combining ownership of the Asanko Gold Mine, Galiano Gold solidifies its position as a leading participant in the West African gold mining sector. 

The purchase would open up synergies and growth prospects while strengthening Galiano Gold’s operational control and financial stability. Here, Asanko Gold Mine had a record mill throughput in 2023, processing 6.1 million tonnes of ore, a new high for the mine.

After the acquisition closes, Galiano Gold will have a 90% free-carried interest in the Asanko Gold Mine. With this larger ownership position, Galiano Gold solidifies its hold on the Asanko Gold Mine, closely aligning its interests with its long-term development. 

Furthermore, its robust production performance primarily drives Galiano Gold’s growth potential. The Asanko Gold Mine produced 134,077 ounces of gold in 2023. This is above the high end of the guidance range of 120,000 to 130,000 ounces, exceeding the mine’s yearly output guideline for gold.

Overall, this accomplishment shows the company’s operational effectiveness and capacity to regularly reach or surpass production goals.

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On the date of publication, Yiannis Zourmpanos did not hold (either directly or indirectly) any positions in the securities mentioned in this article. The opinions expressed in this article are those of the writer, subject to the InvestorPlace.com Publishing Guidelines.

Yiannis Zourmpanos is the founder of Yiazou Capital Research, a stock-market research platform designed to elevate the due diligence process through in-depth business analysis.

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