3 Canadian Growth Stocks With Revenue Growth Up To 9%

Long term interest rates have been climbing as investors react to changing expectations around central bank policy, and that shift is filtering through to Canadian stocks. Higher borrowing costs tend to punish weaker balance sheets, which can put more focus on companies that already have clear growth plans and leadership with skin in the game. This article highlights three fast growing Canadian stocks where insiders hold sizeable stakes.

The three examples in this piece are only a starting sample, and the full screen surfaced 45 more Canadian companies where rapid growth potential intersects with meaningful insider ownership. To identify and analyze those additional opportunities with the highest conviction, head straight into the Fast Growing Stocks With High Insider Ownership screener.

Lightspeed Commerce (TSX:LSPD)

Overview: Lightspeed Commerce provides a cloud-based commerce platform that helps retailers, restaurants, and golf courses manage sales, payments, and operations across channels.

Operations: Lightspeed generates about $1.2b in revenue from Software & Programming, primarily through subscriptions and transaction-based services on its platform.

Market Cap: CA$1.7b

Lightspeed Commerce fits this fast growing, high-insider-ownership screen because its payments-led, subscription-heavy model leans directly into recurring, transaction-linked revenue tied to long-term digital adoption in retail and hospitality.

"Accelerating adoption of digital payments and cloud-based platforms in retail and hospitality, which is core to Lightspeed's strategy, is associated with increased subscription and transaction-based revenue, contributing to an expanding total addressable market and ongoing revenue growth."

The real swing factor for investors is how one still-evolving pressure on profitability ultimately shapes the balance between growth and margins.

That profit squeeze question is exactly what sits at the heart of the full narrative for Lightspeed Commerce. It unpacks how growth, margins, and insider alignment could be decoupling beneath the surface.

Colliers International Group (TSX:CIGI)

Overview: Colliers International Group provides commercial real estate services, engineering solutions, and investment management products to clients across major global property markets.

Operations: Colliers generates about $3.5b from Commercial Real Estate, $1.9b from Engineering, and $562 million from Investment Management, primarily across the United States and Canada.

Market Cap: CA$6.4b

Colliers International Group fits this fast growing, high-insider-ownership screen through its investment management and capital markets units. In these businesses, fee-based income can expand as assets under management and transaction volumes grow alongside confident capital deployment from insiders and institutions.

"The growing interest from institutional and private wealth channels in alternative asset classes such as data centers, student housing, infrastructure, and credit solutions is driving segment diversification and AUM growth in the investment management business, supporting future recurring fee revenue and higher net margins."

The key issue for investors is how one unresolved pressure on profitability shapes the trade off between that fee growth and earnings resilience.

That trade off is exactly what the full narrative for Colliers International Group unpacks, revealing where fee growth, insider alignment, and risk may be accelerating or quietly stalling.

Allied Gold (TSX:AAUC)

Overview: Allied Gold Corporation runs gold and silver mines across Africa, with the flagship Sadiola project driving the screener-linked growth story.

Operations: Allied Gold generates about $733 million from Sadiola, $418 million from Bonikro, and $343 million from Agbaou, highlighting concentrated West African production.

Market Cap: CA$4.5b

Allied Gold matters in this fast growing, high-insider-ownership screen because a single flagship mining hub is being scaled to translate stronger gold pricing into materially higher cash generation.

"With global macro trends associated with elevated gold prices, including persistent de-dollarization, record central bank buying, and physical demand from emerging Asia, Allied Gold's leveraged, flexible production profile is described as being positioned to capture upside from a strong pricing environment, potentially amplifying operating leverage and affecting net margins relative to global peers."

The key variable is how one cost and production pressure tied to that flagship hub ultimately shapes the earnings path investors focus on most.

That production question is exactly what the full narrative for Allied Gold tackles, highlighting where Allied Gold’s cost pressures, insider stakes, and pricing leverage may be quietly accelerating or masking risk.

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