
Jim Zimmerman
Founder of Lowell Capital Management and a veteran disciplined value investor with two decades of professional investing experience focused on small-cap companies and fortress balance sheets.
Top 3 podcasts with Jim Zimmerman
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Feb 27, 2026 • 47min
Fort Knox Balance Sheets with Jim Zimmerman and Abby Zimmerman, Lowell Capital Management
Jim Zimmerman, founder of Lowell Capital, is a fund manager who seeks resilient, cash-generative small caps with minimal debt. Abby Zimmerman, research analyst, sharpens their checklist-driven value approach. They discuss Fort Knox balance sheets, focusing on operating cash flow, hunting overlooked niche leaders, engaging management, and the discipline of constant re-underwriting.

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Jul 24, 2025 • 59min
Lowell Capital's Jim and Abigail Zimmerman on LNF.TO, LYTS, MACF.L, and IWG.L | S07 E24
Jim and Abigail Zimmerman, partners at Lowell Capital, delve into small-cap value investment strategies focused on growth at value prices. They discuss the importance of cash flow management and balance sheets in identifying undervalued companies while avoiding value traps. The duo offers insights on market conditions, with emphasis on small-cap stocks and the fundamentals over economic predictions. They explore innovative projects in urban development and invest in both Canadian giants and niche innovators, shedding light on resilience in the packaging industry.

Dec 1, 2025 • 1h 9min
Abby and Jim Zimmerman: Fortress Balance Sheets, Holding Cash, and the Power of Simplicity
Jim Zimmerman, founder of Lowell Capital Management, and his daughter Abby, research lead at the firm, dive into the world of disciplined investing. They share Abby's journey from her first stock purchase to their investment philosophy highlighting that simplicity is key. The duo emphasizes buying growth companies at value prices, citing their analysis of Sprouts Farmers Market as a prime example. They also discuss the importance of holding high cash allocations for flexibility, and the need for strong balance sheets to thrive over time.


