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Rocky Mountain Liquor Inc V.RUM

Rocky Mountain Liquor Inc., through its subsidiary Andersons Liquor Inc. (Andersons), owns and operates private liquor stores. The Company owns and operates 25 liquor stores in Alberta. The product mix generally offered by Andersons at its retail stores includes beer, spirits, wine and ready to drink liquor products, as well as ancillary items, such as juice, ice, mix and giftware. The Company is focused on locations outside of the urban centers (Edmonton and Calgary) and on specific sites with maximum traffic and minimal competition. Andersons is also focused on store operations and optimizing its operating margin. Its liquor stores in Alberta are located in Athabasca, Athabasca, Beaumont, Cochrane, Devon, Edmonton, Fairview, Fort Macleod, Morinville and others.


TSXV:RUM - Post by User

Comment by Ferociousbearon Aug 27, 2021 4:48pm
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RE:RE:Triple AAA bond like business

RE:RE:Triple AAA bond like businessAssuming conservative 5% same store sales growth per year we can conservatively assign P/E of 10. In my opinion, it should be traded around 30 cents per share. Low market cap and liquidity scares potential investors away. I am curious to see where strategic review is going to take RUM.V. If no sale of the company, then the BoD should pay dividend. The company can afford 1 cent annual dividend without any strain. 3.3% yield would probably get the stock price to 30 cents quickly as there are plenty of dividend hungry investors.

Not a huge upside vs most penny stocks but the reason I love this investment is because downside is limited. 
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