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Loblaw Companies Ltd (L.TO)

62.72

+1.44 (2.35%)

as of Sep 14, 2026, 4:32:49 pm Market Open.

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Sep 14, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 10 opinions in the last 12 months.

Loblaw Companies Ltd is recognized as a dominant grocery and pharmacy retailer in Canada, with a significant market share especially through its Shoppers Drug Mart locations. Despite experiencing robust growth driven by food inflation and a focus on their private label offerings, several experts caution against the current valuation, suggesting it may be high. While the company shows resilience and innovation in retail, particularly with its No Frills and ethnic supermarkets, competitive pressures from Walmart and Costco remain a concern. Analysts appreciate its defensive nature during uncertain economic times, yet some prefer competing entities, indicating mixed sentiments towards Loblaw's future performance in relation to growth and value propositions.

Consensus

Mixed

Valuation

Overvalued

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BUY ON WEAKNESS

Would look to buy at $60.

DON'T BUY

Concerned that one day Wal-Mart will want to get into the supermarket business in Canada.

TOP PICK

18 X earnings but they continue to execute. A defensive play.

BUY

Has done tremendously well in the food retail space. Strong management and good balance sheet.

DON'T BUY

The retail sector looks interesting. This is the kind of a company that a very conservative investor would be interested in. Not sure how much growth is possible in the future. Also, wonders about future competition from Wal-Mart.

BUY

Has very high multiples. Always seems to pull through very well.

PAST TOP PICK

(A past top pick Nov 14/03. Up 6.6%.) Likes it because of the way the company performs over the long-term. Continues to generate 15/20% earnings growth.

BUY

In spite of the difficult environment in the grocery business, would buy at this price. Solid operators. Long-term hold. Dividends.

BUY

Well-run company. 21X this year's earnings and 17X next year's earnings, so looks expensive but worth the price. Warehouse stores won't have a big impact.

BUY

Extremely well managed. Have a very long track record of consistent earnings growth. There is a bit of a premium to participate, but even with Wal-Mart coming into Canada, they haven't missed a beat.

BUY

Excellent retailers. Not a great value at these levels but a good growth stock. A good conservative holding.

BUY

Opening new format stores. Had a very good quarter. Slight dip gives a good buying opportunity.

TOP PICK

Should continue to deliver 15/20% earnings growth. Doesn't feel Wal-Mart will be very strong competition.

TOP PICK

Tremendous growth record and great management. Sees somewhere between 15/20% growth coming. Very affordable at these levels. A dominant player.

BUY

Continue to drive their margins higher. Delivers everything more consistently then their competition. A high multiple, but they've earned it.

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