Income and growth investing combine two different strategies. You can chase dividends and at the same time realize a financial windfall of price valuation. Three Canadian shares with rising values in 2025 can produce stable income flows.
Consumers staples
A red -hot shares in 2025 that supplies income and is growth Maple Leaf Foods (TSX: MFI). The “Look For The Leaf” and “Buy Canada” movement campaign contributed to the exceptional achievements. Canadian brands created a uniform campaign and promoted a national identity in response to American rates.
At $ 34.97 per share, consumer defensive shares has risen by 76% so far and a dividend of 2.75% has been paid. The multinational multinational consumer and food production company of $ 4.33 billion returned to profitability in the second quarter (Q2) of 2025 and is enthusiastic about the upcoming transformational transaction.
In the three months ending on June 30, 2025, sales increased by 8.5% year to year to $ 1.54 billion, while the net income reached $ 56.8 million compared to the net loss of $ 26.2 million in Q2 2024. Due to improved income in Q2, a year ago a year ago from one year of a year ago from one year of a year of a year ago, the year was free contante.
On June 11, 2025, the board voted overwhelming for the spider -off of the pig activities of Maple Leaf to form Canada Packers. The unique focus of the new independent Public Company is pork. Michael McCain, executive chairman of Maple Leaf Foods, said that the group will include two strong, independent and targeted companies.
Industrial
Dexterra group (TSX: DXT) serves the public and private sectors. It offers integrated support services for infrastructure development and management in various final markets. The support services of $ 575.2 million have customers in almost all industries. Current investors enjoy a return of 21% to date and have recently been rewarded with a dividend increase of 14%. For $ 9.25 per share, the dividend offer is 4.32%.
Two core segments, support services and assets -based services contribute to income. In the first six months of 2025, sales year after year increased by 1% to $ 489 million, while the net income from a year ago increased by 271% to $ 20.4 million. According to management, Dexterra has a low-capital, profitable business model.
Dexterra has consistently paid every three -month dividends since the first quarter of 2011. The total return of the industrial shares in three years is +87.81%.
Property
One of Canada’s largest real estate investment trusts (REITs) is perfect for monthly income seekers. CT Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX: CRT.Un) has kept pace with the strong rally of the TSX in 2025 in 2025. If you are investing today, the share price is $ 16.46 (+20% years to date). The dividend yield is a delicious 5.76%.
The Reit of $ 3.9 billion possesses and has 375 income -producing property in Canada. Canadian Tyre Corporation is the majority of the tenant and the tenant of the anchor. This iconic retailer accounts for 91.9% of the minimum rent of the base. From June 30, 2025, the occupancy rate is 99.5%.
The president and CEO, Kevin Salsberg, the substantially fully occupied portfolio, and the relationship with the Canadian band are compelling reasons to invest in the real estate shares. He added that the CT Reit was built to withstand the ups and downs of the volatile markets.
Suitable options
The three focus companies are suitable options if you invest for income and growth. You can take a position in one or in the sector where you are most comfortable.
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