TSE:CSW.A

Corby Spirit and Wine (A) (CSW.A.TO)

16.05
-0.14 (0.86%)
as of Jun 24, 2026, 7:02:27 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 24, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 1 opinions in the last 12 months.

Corby Spirit and Wine (CSW.A-T) is recognized as a small-cap, thinly traded stock that has shown positive movement recently, thanks in large part to management's strategic focus on profitability and enhancing market share. The company's ability to maintain a fairly good dividend adds to its appeal among investors looking for income opportunities. Additionally, the current buyers' strike on US alcohol has been beneficial for Corby, potentially helping it capture a larger portion of the market. With these factors combined, experts believe Corby is positioned for continued growth. However, its small-cap status and trading volume may present challenges for some investors.

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Consensus
Positive
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Valuation
Fair Value
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BUY
Historically he has owned in private client portfolios. Pays special dividends. Liquor is Liquor. Diagio controls what brands Corby has. Yield over 4%. Diagio owns 80% of stock.
BUY
Announced special dividend after selling a bottling plant. Going forward will pay nice steady dividend. Now that bottling plant is sold off they are going to be able to drive brand growth and grow investment returns. Will continue to grow in a recessionary environment.
TOP PICK
Some real positive change has been occurring. Recently reported a bang-up quarter. Very nice growth in their core brands. Becoming asset light by selling off a bottling manufacturing facility and focusing on driving profitability through brand growth. This is a good model. Expect you could see 10%-15% returns over the next decade.
BUY
Large domestic distiller of booze. From a macro point of view he likes the area. They don't export much. Recession resistant. Had a great quarter largely due to the threatened strike at Liquor Control Board of Ontario. People stocked up during at the end of the quarter. Next quarter will probably be weaker. Good long-term investment.
COMMENT
Has been disappointing. An interesting price. Good dividends. Good earnings.
COMMENT
Likes the company but is a less liquid name. Has a significant ownership position from a European company called Pernod, which is one of the reasons it doesn't trade actively. Trading at about 8X EBITDA, which is pretty good value.
BUY
Very illiquid, so a good stock for small investors. There is definitely a shift away from beer drinkers as the population ages. Stock doesn't move a lot because it's very heavily held by the family. Will have good return over the long run.
WEAK BUY
An industry that’s not widely followed. Usually looks too expensive, but in this market sell off, it might be a time to take and entry. The long term outlook is moderately good.
DON'T BUY
Very thinly traded. No real excitement. Would have to hold for a long time.
HOLD
Takeover of its majority shareholder Allied Domecq (AED-N) could result in a buy out of Corby's shareholders. Has been a great hold. Good dividends.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Very fine company. Revenues don't expand greatly. Last quarter's earnings were good. Good dividend.
BUY
3 1/2% yield. The only negative is that they don't expand their revenue line too greatly.
BUY
Pay a special dividend every 4/5 years and expects this will continue.
BUY
Dividend should be safe. 8/10% return.
BUY
Earn good profits. A long term hold.
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