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March 25th, 2025 | 15:40 CET

Buy recommendation for dynaCERT: GBC sees upside potential of over 300% to EUR 0.48!

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Enter the green revolution: Cleantech stock with hydrogen potential! dynaCERT Inc. (ISIN: CA26780A1084 | TSX: DYA) is the focus of analyst Matthias Greiffenberger – and for good reason: The Canadian cleantech company is developing technologies to reduce emissions from combustion engines and could become a key player in the clean technology market in light of global decarbonization targets. In its latest analysis dated March 25, 2025, the renowned GBC AG issued a "Buy" recommendation – with a fair value of EUR 0.48 per share. This represents an upside of over 300% compared to the current share price! Read the report to find out more!

time to read: 2 minutes | Author: Mario Hose
ISIN: DYNACERT INC. | CA26780A1084

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    Bernd Krueper, President & Director, dynaCERT Inc.
    "[...] dynaCERT's HydraGEN™ device offers a retrofit solution for diesel engines designed to protect the environment while providing economic benefits. [...]" Bernd Krueper, President & Director, dynaCERT Inc.

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    HydraGEN™ & HydraLytica™: Innovation meets market potential

    The core of dynaCERT's strategy is its proprietary HydraGEN™ technology, which uses a patented electrolysis process to produce hydrogen and oxygen gases to make combustion in diesel engines more efficient. The result: lower CO₂ emissions, reduced fuel consumption, and thus a clear economic advantage for fleet operators, logistics companies, and companies in the mining, construction, or energy sectors.

    The product is complemented by HydraLytica™, an intelligent telematics platform that analyzes data-based savings and is expected to enable monetization through CO₂ certificates in the future.

    A past with challenges – A future with potential

    Like many technology companies, dynaCERT has faced challenges in the past: Declining revenues, sluggish customer adoption, and regulatory delays led to operating losses. Revenues in 2023 were only CAD 0.45 million, down from CAD 1.15 million the previous year. However, in 2024, a clear trend reversal is evident, and revenues of CAD 2.40 million are expected.

    According to the GBC study, dynaCERT is now on the path to an operational turnaround. The order situation is improving, the first major customers are implementing the technology, and financing has been stabilized through recent capital measures of CAD 6 million. The analysts expect strong revenue growth to CAD 21 million by 2026 – accompanied by an EBIT turnaround and forecast net income of CAD 5.77 million.

    Valuation with catch-up potential: Is CAD 0.15 just the beginning?

    GBC values the stock at CAD 0.75 or EUR 0.48 per share using the DCF model. This is contrasted by a current market price of around CAD 0.15 – a clear signal of significant catch-up potential.

    Particularly in times when climate protection, CO₂ reduction, and regulatory pressure on companies are increasing, dynaCERT could benefit massively from its positioning in the Cleantech and hydrogen sectors. In addition, in the medium term, there is the prospect of inclusion in international funding and credit programs, as well as entry into the CO₂ certificate trading market.

    Conclusion: Turnaround candidate with ESG potential and strong price potential

    With its fresh capital base, innovative technology, and clear ESG drivers, dynaCERT (ISIN: CA26780A1084 | TSX: DYA) positions itself as an exciting small cap with a strong growth-oriented future. The GBC Buy recommendation with a target price of EUR 0.48 / CAD 0.75 highlights confidence in the Company and the realistic potential for a revaluation of the share.

    Download the complete GBC research report: here

    Get informed now – before the market does.

    dynaCERT Inc., 12-month chart in CAD on the TSX, as of: 24/03/2025, source: LSEG

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    Der Autor

    Mario Hose

    Born and raised in Hannover, Lower Saxony follows social and economic developments around the globe. As a passionate entrepreneur and columnist he explains and compares the most diverse business models as well as markets for interested stock traders.

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