- Three ‘Made in Canada’ companies making a mark in 2026
- 5N Plus Inc.stock is up over 300 percent in the past year
- Aritzia Inc. is up 140 per cent in the last year
- Bird Construction Inc. is up around 120 per cent year to date
Here are three made in Canada, publicly traded companies that aren’t just waving the flag—they’re delivering impressive results for investors.
Aritzia Inc. TSE: ATZ
First up, Vancouver’s own Aritzia. What started as a single boutique in 1984 has grown into a global fashion powerhouse with more than 140 stores and billions in annual revenue. This made in Canada company …..
The stock is trading around $160 per share, up roughly 34 per cent year to date and more than 140. per cent over the past year. Investors have been cheering strong U.S. expansion, growing profitability, and continued momentum in its e-commerce business.
Aritzia Inc. stock (TSX:ATZ) is down by 2.91 per cent trading at C$151.84 as of 12:11 am ET.
5N Plus Inc. (TSX:VNP)
5N Plus is one of Canada’s hidden gems, producing specialty materials used in space satellites, medical imaging, renewable energy, and semiconductors. Shares are trading near $39, and the company has become one of the TSX’s biggest winners, with the stock soaring more than 140% year to date and over 300 per cent in the past year.
The big story for this made in Canada corporation? Its materials are helping power some of the world’s most advanced technologies including global space exploration.
5N Plus Inc. (TSX:VNP) is down by 6.84 per cent trading at C$40.78 as of 12:13 pm ET.
Bird Construction Inc. (TSX:BDT)
Bird Construction Inc. is proving that building Canada can be a great business. The stock trades around $62 per share, up more than 120 per cent year to date and more than 120 per cent over the past year.
With a multi-billion-dollar project backlog and growing exposure to infrastructure, industrial, and energy projects, Bird has become one of the standout performers on the TSX.
Bird Construction stock (TSX:BDT) is down by 3.89 per cent trading at C$62.21 as of 12:15 pm ET.
Made in Canada
Some of the country’s most exciting success stories aren’t just found in our history books or in World Cup’s —they’re trading right on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
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