Western Pacific Trust Company

Research Western Pacific Trust Company (WP) on Bullrun: valuation model: 3.8% overvalued, market cap CAD 3.29M, P/E 12.5, dividend yield 4.0%. Explore financials, valuation history, model signals, and stock context.

Key Metrics

• TickerWP
• ExchangeV
• CountryCanada
• SectorFinancial Services
• IndustryAsset Management
• CurrencyCAD
• Valuation signal3.8% overvalued
• Market capCAD 3.29M
• P/E12.5
• Dividend yield4.0%
• Financial periodQ4 2025
• RevenueCAD 455.94K
• Net incomeCAD 40.13K
• Free cash flowCAD 101.78K
• Gross margin57.9%

Valuation Snapshot

Bullrun's latest valuation model marks Western Pacific Trust Company as 3.8% overvalued; latest market cap is CAD 3.29M; P/E is 12.5; dividend yield is 4.0%.

About Western Pacific Trust Company

Western Pacific Trust Company, a non-deposit-taking independent trust company, provides various financial services in Canada. The company offers self-administered tax-free savings accounts, self-administered registered retirement income funds, and self-administered locked-in retirement accounts; self-administered tax-free savings accounts (TFSA), and registered retirement savings plans and other self-administered accounts.

Frequently asked questions

Is Western Pacific Trust Company overvalued or undervalued?

Bullrun's valuation model currently marks Western Pacific Trust Company as 3.8% overvalued.

What is Western Pacific Trust Company's market cap?

Western Pacific Trust Company's market capitalization is CAD 3.29M.

What is Western Pacific Trust Company's P/E ratio?

Western Pacific Trust Company's price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio is 12.5.

Does Western Pacific Trust Company pay a dividend?

Western Pacific Trust Company has a dividend yield of 4.0%.

What does Western Pacific Trust Company do?

Western Pacific Trust Company, a non-deposit-taking independent trust company, provides various financial services in Canada. The company offers self-administered tax-free savings accounts, self-administered registered retirement income funds, and self-administered locked-in retirement accounts;