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Dollarama Inc T.DOL

Alternate Symbol(s):  DLMAF

Dollarama Inc. is a Canada-based company, which offers various assortment of general merchandise, consumable products, and seasonal items both in-store and online. The Company conducts its business through its subsidiaries, including Dollarama L.P. and Dollarama International Inc. (Dollarama International). Dollarama L.P. operates the chain of stores in Canada and performs related logistical and administrative support activities. Dollarama International has retail operations in Latin America through Dollarcity, a value retailer that offers an assortment of general merchandise, consumable products and seasonal items in stores located in El Salvador and Guatemala and stores located in Colombia and Peru. All stores are corporately owned and operated, and are conveniently located in metropolitan areas, mid-sized cities and small towns. The Company operates approximately 1,569 stores across Canada.


TSX:DOL - Post by User

Comment by blackstoneon Sep 25, 2023 11:34am
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Post# 35652297

RE:Why is DOL Better Than US Peers?

RE:Why is DOL Better Than US Peers?
it doesn't have controlling interest in in it's Latin American operations. It's more like an investment on another company in shares only. but retail stores in other countries don't have much value for dollar stores for their equity. Another case of a company buying growth.. The problem is they won't sell if the shares if the company is profitable and don't need the money. 

Obviously, Dollarama needsd to sell 500 million of 'unsecured' bonds in the next month. With GIC paying 5.9%, why would anyone buy these bonds for .5.533%?   they would have to hedge it with what, it's really stupid to buy these bonds at 5.533% when many bonds and dividends are paying like 10% it's like leaving money on the table.  The people buying these bonds at 3% in the 2010 when prime was 2% was Bank of Canada doing Quantitative Easing, and buying corporate bonds and equities in the open market.

Dollar Tree, and Dollar General like Target thinks the Canadian retail market is just too small to invest 1 billion in a new warehouse distribution centre.  The market is only 10 billion/year for dollar store market. and dollarama and othe dollar stores have the market. Dollarama only growth is food but that is very low margin business max 25% gross margin in food business. Grocery stores like bread, can foods are very low margin business.  Most business today are paying 10% on short term interests. so dollarama 'offering' 5.533% interest is bullshit. and ripoff to any bond investor and it's .unsecured debt;. no equity as collateral, nothing.
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