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North West Company (NWC.TO)

49.38

-0.11 (0.22%)

as of Jun 30, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 30, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 4 opinions in the last 12 months.

North West Company (NWC) has garnered positive insights from various experts, highlighting its stable business operations and defensive profile within the retail space. Despite a difficult period in the past that involved a dividend cut, the company is now back on a stable track, appealing as a reliable income stock, particularly in a stable economic environment. Analysts note its solid uptrend over decades, though it experienced a significant run-up in early 2024 before entering a consolidation phase. Currently, its earnings multiples are aligning closer to historical averages, suggesting a favorable outlook for long-term growth. Additionally, the company's near-monopoly in the Northern Canadian retail market positions it to potentially benefit from increased government investment in infrastructure and military operations in the region.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Fair Value

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BUY

This is the right way to run and income fund. They pay out less than net income. There is no return of capital. They invest actively in improving their stores and inventory turns.

HOLD

Excellent management team. Very strong free cash flow over time. Would prefer buying around $18-$18.50.. Hold for the long-term.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Mar 31/06. Up 23.6%.) Rural stores in northern Canada and Alaska. Very good sales numbers. Same-store sales growth of about 5%. Conservative payout ratio.

BUY

An excellent buy. One of the major grocers and general merchandise retailers up in northern Canada and Alaska. Fantastic organic growth. Limited competition.

BUY

Operate stores in remote areas and tend to do quite well. Has some good growth ahead of it.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick March 31/06. Up 14.4%.) Retail stores in northern Canada. Have some growth opportunities. Expanding their Internet pharmacy. Very well run.

BUY

A great company with one of the most sustainable payouts amongst trusts. Distributions are less than net income. Very good balance sheet. Good trust structure.

BUY

Extremely well managed. Stores are located where there is limited competition. Just announced good earnings and a 3 for 1 stock split.

TOP PICK

Recently increased distributions 22%. Retail stores located in northern Canada as well as Alaska. Relatively low payout ratio.

BUY

Have a lot of outlets in the northern part of Canada. With stronger oil/gas exploration, there will be more activity for them. A good-quality name.

TOP PICK

The original Hudson's Bay company. Successful because it has a tax rate of about 25%. About 193 stores all over Canada. A lot of them in northern Canada and quite often the only store in town. Recently released good earnings and strong same store growth. Some growth opportunities in providing northern pharmacy services. Strong ROE.

BUY

One of his favourites. Pays out less than its net income in distributions, reducing debt, remerchandising and reformatting stores to improve its operating margins. Located in a market were it's dominant. Well managed.

BUY

Prefers this over other retailers as it has characteristics that he keeps pushing for. It pays out its net income, not its depreciation. Good balance sheet and high return on capital.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Getting a little rich. Good performance. Great company.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

A little pricey now. Buy on weakness.

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