Exploring Three ASX Growth Companies With Substantial Insider Ownership

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Amidst a backdrop of modest economic growth and mixed sector performance in Australia, the ASX has shown resilience with particular sectors like real estate and telecommunications experiencing gains. While the broader market presents its challenges, companies with high insider ownership might offer an intriguing opportunity for investors looking to navigate these conditions. In today's fluctuating market environment, companies where insiders hold a significant stake can be compelling. These insiders often have a vested interest in the company’s success, potentially aligning their goals closely with those of shareholders.

Top 10 Growth Companies With High Insider Ownership In Australia

Name

Insider Ownership

Earnings Growth

Hartshead Resources (ASX:HHR)

13.9%

86.3%

Cettire (ASX:CTT)

28.7%

29.9%

Gratifii (ASX:GTI)

15.6%

112.4%

Acrux (ASX:ACR)

14.6%

115.3%

Alpha HPA (ASX:A4N)

26.3%

95.9%

Botanix Pharmaceuticals (ASX:BOT)

11.4%

120.9%

Hillgrove Resources (ASX:HGO)

10.4%

45.4%

Change Financial (ASX:CCA)

26.6%

85.4%

Plenti Group (ASX:PLT)

12.8%

106.4%

Liontown Resources (ASX:LTR)

16.4%

63.9%

Click here to see the full list of 91 stocks from our Fast Growing ASX Companies With High Insider Ownership screener.

Let's explore several standout options from the results in the screener.

Bell Financial Group

Simply Wall St Growth Rating: ★★★★☆☆

Overview: Bell Financial Group Limited, operating in Australia, offers broking, online broking, corporate finance, and financial advisory services with a market capitalization of approximately A$0.42 billion.

Operations: Bell Financial Group's revenue is derived from several key areas: retail broking generating A$103.58 million, institutional broking contributing A$50.36 million, products and services amounting to A$48.10 million, and technology and platforms at A$26.20 million.

Insider Ownership: 10.7%

Earnings Growth Forecast: 26.9% p.a.

Bell Financial Group is trading at a 25.3% discount to its estimated fair value, indicating potential undervaluation relative to intrinsic worth. Despite a modest revenue growth forecast of 5.6% per year, slightly above the Australian market average of 5.3%, its earnings are expected to surge by 26.95% annually over the next three years, significantly outpacing the market projection of 13.9%. However, its dividend sustainability is questionable as it is poorly covered by both earnings and cash flows.