CHAR Technologies And 2 Canadian Growth Stocks To Watch

Nov 15, 2026
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Global corporate priorities are shifting toward security and resilience, as companies respond to rising geopolitical risks and rethink where they place capital and talent. That mindset favors Canadian businesses that aim to grow without overstretching their balance sheets, while still backing their plans with clear guidance for investors. This article highlights three high conviction Canadian growth stocks from our screener that appear well positioned in that new world.

The three stocks featured below are a sample of the idea, and the full screen surfaced 7 more companies with similarly strong growth stories that are not covered here.

To go deeper on this theme, analyze and filter potential opportunities directly in the High Growth High Conviction screener.

CHAR Technologies (TSXV:YES)

CHAR Technologies converts woody materials and organic waste into renewable natural gas, green hydrogen and biocarbon products like SulfaCHAR and CleanFyre, tying it directly to the High Growth High Conviction renewable gas theme. It generated about CA$3 million from pollution and treatment control products in Canada and has a market cap near CA$27 million.

For a growth focused investor, CHAR Technologies aligns closely with the screener’s theme because its business model is built around turning waste into renewable gases that can support decarbonization. The commercial ramp at the Thorold facility is central in this context, since future growth depends on how one unseen pressure plays out.

That pressure point is exactly why investors often look beyond this high level overview and into the 2 key rewards and 3 important warning signs (1 is major!) to see what could accelerate or stall the story.

TSXV:YES Earnings & Revenue History as at Nov 2026
TSXV:YES Earnings & Revenue History as at Nov 2026

Cambria Gold Mines (TSXV:CAMB)

Cambria Gold Mines is a Vancouver based explorer focused on the 100% owned Premier Gold project in British Columbia, a high grade gold system with silver, copper and molybdenum that anchors its fit with the High Growth High Conviction theme. The stock has a market cap of about CA$247 million.

Cambria Gold Mines ties your attention to one thing that matters for this screener. A 100% owned flagship deposit, Premier, is being pushed toward a potential production scenario, with earnings and revenue both forecast to grow sharply if the plan holds. Investor conviction ultimately rests on what happens when that single project timetable is truly tested.

That single project test is exactly why many investors now scrutinize the 2 key rewards and 2 important warning signs (2 are major!) to see whether Premier’s promise outweighs the concentrated risk.

TSXV:CAMB Earnings & Revenue Growth as at Nov 2026
TSXV:CAMB Earnings & Revenue Growth as at Nov 2026

Allied Gold (TSX:AAUC)

Allied Gold is a Toronto based producer focused on gold and silver deposits in Africa, with the flagship Sadiola project in Mali anchoring its High Growth High Conviction link through exploration to production expansion. Recent revenue came from the Sadiola Mine at about US$746 million, Bonikro at US$455 million and Agbaou at US$345 million, with the group valued around CA$4.2b.

Allied Gold fits this High Growth High Conviction screen because Sadiola already produces, Kurmuk is ramping, and the bullish analyst narrative on Simply Wall St ties management’s growth ambitions directly to rising earnings and cash flow expectations.

“The 20 year US$0.04 per kWh power agreement for Kurmuk and the shift to a solar plus modern diesel power solution at Sadiola create a low cost power platform.”

What happens to Allied Gold’s margins and growth profile ultimately comes down to how one unseen pressure linked to those projects plays out.

That unseen pressure is exactly why reading the full narrative for Allied Gold can help you spot where Allied Gold’s power deals might be masking both upside and risk.

TSX:AAUC Earnings & Revenue History as at Nov 2026
TSX:AAUC Earnings & Revenue History as at Nov 2026

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