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It was an income trust, and so they distrbitued too much money and didn't keep enough cash to refurbish their stores and stay competitive. That hurt, then they the oil price fell (they're based in Alberta), then they made some dumb acquisitions. Aurora Cannabis and the Bitove family have since invested. They've cut prices to wipe out competition, then bought that competition--twice. This has worked. Eventually, they will raise prices now that they've wiped out those competitors. Alberta law limits other liquor stores within a certain radius from existing shops, so they have a moat. And they're getting into cannabis. This stock is starting to move. (Analysts’ price target is $8.05)
It's now half-liquor, half-weed, but liquor hasn't seen much growth in Alberta, so one part of the business is sidways and the other is a question mark, probably upwards. There are too many if's with CLIQ, but he's been watching it for a
long time. 3.3% dividend
It's now half-liquor, half-weed, but liquor hasn't seen much growth in Alberta, so one part of the business is sidways and the other is a question mark, probably upwards. There are too many if's with CLIQ, but he's been watching it for a
long time. 3.3% dividend
He still likes it. They are a leading liquor retailer and will get into Cannabis. They will be getting into Ontario as well as where they are in Alberta. They generate free cash flow and earnings already. It is a stealth way to play the cannabis sector.
He still likes it. They are a leading liquor retailer and will get into Cannabis. They will be getting into Ontario as well as where they are in Alberta. They generate free cash flow and earnings already. It is a stealth way to play the cannabis sector.
The liquor and cannabis businesses are two distinct and different businesses. CLIQ-T are going through a very extensive renovation this year. They are doing the right long term thinks in the business but it will impact it short time. There is great long term upside.
The liquor and cannabis businesses are two distinct and different businesses. CLIQ-T are going through a very extensive renovation this year. They are doing the right long term thinks in the business but it will impact it short time. There is great long term upside.
Dominant position in Alberta liquor, which is competitive, so they're diversifying. Trying to acquire licenses in cannabis, which is an interesting opportunity. Liquor business in turnaround mode which will improve over next few years, but market isn't giving value to the cannabis division. Will have a strong position when the licenses come through.
Dominant position in Alberta liquor, which is competitive, so they're diversifying. Trying to acquire licenses in cannabis, which is an interesting opportunity. Liquor business in turnaround mode which will improve over next few years, but market isn't giving value to the cannabis division. Will have a strong position when the licenses come through.
ACB paid a premium to the market price, hoping that it will become a distributor. That has not happened yet. The market price has not risen to the price ACB paid. This company is a former income trust. Like all other income trusts, they neglected their CAPEX. Their starting to do maintenance on their stores now, making them look better. The new management team will spend a lot of money on this. It will be messy for several quarters. Longer term, after they clean up their stores and the Alberta economy picks up again, will be a good holding. The dividend is not high enough to make the stock exciting for investors while they wait, so he doesn’t own it, but if he did own it, he wouldn’t be in a rush to sell it. If they do start to distribute marijuana, the stock will pop.
ACB paid a premium to the market price, hoping that it will become a distributor. That has not happened yet. The market price has not risen to the price ACB paid. This company is a former income trust. Like all other income trusts, they neglected their CAPEX. Their starting to do maintenance on their stores now, making them look better. The new management team will spend a lot of money on this. It will be messy for several quarters. Longer term, after they clean up their stores and the Alberta economy picks up again, will be a good holding. The dividend is not high enough to make the stock exciting for investors while they wait, so he doesn’t own it, but if he did own it, he wouldn’t be in a rush to sell it. If they do start to distribute marijuana, the stock will pop.
Their core liquor business is in turnaround mode, run by new management who are doing all the right things. They are focusing on private labels. They have been renovating their stores, they plan to open up to 50 new stores this year in Alberta and BC, liquor retailing is a good steady business as it is, which is good for this point in the business cycle, and they expect to increase sales with cannabis next year. They received a strategic investment from Aurora Cannabis, which now owns 20% of the company and will buy another 5% for $15 per share even though the company trades under $10 today. The western provinces are talking about privately owned cannabis stores, so the opportunity for them to move into this business in a big way is realistic. (Analysts’ price target is 13.10$)
Their core liquor business is in turnaround mode, run by new management who are doing all the right things. They are focusing on private labels. They have been renovating their stores, they plan to open up to 50 new stores this year in Alberta and BC, liquor retailing is a good steady business as it is, which is good for this point in the business cycle, and they expect to increase sales with cannabis next year. They received a strategic investment from Aurora Cannabis, which now owns 20% of the company and will buy another 5% for $15 per share even though the company trades under $10 today. The western provinces are talking about privately owned cannabis stores, so the opportunity for them to move into this business in a big way is realistic. (Analysts’ price target is 13.10$)
Is this a buy over the next 1-2 years? He thinks the buy in by Aurora was interesting. Their existing business is going through transformation and they are working at trying to improve on or sell assets – especially in Alberta. He is on the fringe of wanting to own it.
Is this a buy over the next 1-2 years? He thinks the buy in by Aurora was interesting. Their existing business is going through transformation and they are working at trying to improve on or sell assets – especially in Alberta. He is on the fringe of wanting to own it.
He likes liquor retailing in general and Alberta has been in the dumps. However, there’ve been a number of things happening. There was a proxy contest the new management and the board put in place. Feels new management is doing a good job. They've sold some US assets off. They are using those proceeds to pay down debt and reinvesting in their tired store base in Alberta. They’re the largest player in Alberta and it is a pretty lucrative market. If there is any improvement, in oil prices and the Alberta economy, such as there has been recently, this company is poised to benefit. There’s been some speculation, that because of the large number of stores in Alberta, there are opportunities for them to benefit from converting some into cannabis stores. Dividend yield of 3%. (Analysts' price target is $11.88.)
He likes liquor retailing in general and Alberta has been in the dumps. However, there’ve been a number of things happening. There was a proxy contest the new management and the board put in place. Feels new management is doing a good job. They've sold some US assets off. They are using those proceeds to pay down debt and reinvesting in their tired store base in Alberta. They’re the largest player in Alberta and it is a pretty lucrative market. If there is any improvement, in oil prices and the Alberta economy, such as there has been recently, this company is poised to benefit. There’s been some speculation, that because of the large number of stores in Alberta, there are opportunities for them to benefit from converting some into cannabis stores. Dividend yield of 3%. (Analysts' price target is $11.88.)
When they went public he thought it was a great concept – publically owned liquor stores, but it has not done much. Cannabis would give it a bit of a lift but for now it is an income play. You won’t make a lot of money. You can do better with a telco, pipeline or bank.
When they went public he thought it was a great concept – publically owned liquor stores, but it has not done much. Cannabis would give it a bit of a lift but for now it is an income play. You won’t make a lot of money. You can do better with a telco, pipeline or bank.
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It was an income trust, and so they distrbitued too much money and didn't keep enough cash to refurbish their stores and stay competitive. That hurt, then they the oil price fell (they're based in Alberta), then they made some dumb acquisitions. Aurora Cannabis and the Bitove family have since invested. They've cut prices to wipe out competition, then bought that competition--twice. This has worked. Eventually, they will raise prices now that they've wiped out those competitors. Alberta law limits other liquor stores within a certain radius from existing shops, so they have a moat. And they're getting into cannabis. This stock is starting to move. (Analysts’ price target is $8.05)