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Sale of Sask Government Liquor Stores Leaves Manitoba an Odd Outlier

Commentary, Crown Corporations, Liquor and Gaming, Saskatchewan, Lee HardingDecember 17, 2022

First Alberta, then Saskatchewan, but will Manitoba follow? Next year will be the final year for the Saskatchewan government retails alcohol—nearly 100 years after it began. This history demonstrates how long government keeps its hands on something once it starts, …

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A Valuation of Prince Edward Island Liquor Control Commission

Valuation of Crown Corporations, Crown Corporations, Liquor and Gaming, Ian MadsenJune 17, 2019

Prince Edward Island Liquor Control Commission (PEILCC) is the monopoly Crown corporation which controls and retails all beverage alcohol in Canada’s smallest province, Prince Edward Island. Using an intrinsic value method, and discounting to the present, PEILCC’s projected future free cash …

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A Valuation of Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries

Valuation of Crown Corporations, Crown Corporations, Liquor and Gaming, Ian MadsenApril 13, 2019

Using an intrinsic value method, and discounting to the present, ML&L’s projected future free cash flows, as the company is today, but taxed at statutory rates, the range of estimates is $12.13B to $84.91B, with a tighter range of a …

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Blue Nose or Red Nose, the Profits Still Mightily Flow: A Valuation of Nova Scotia Liquor Control Commission

Valuation of Crown Corporations, Crown Corporations, Liquor and Gaming, Ian MadsenApril 2, 2019

Nova Scotia Liquor Control Commission, or ‘NSLC’, is the monopoly Crown corporation which controls and retails all beverage alcohol in that province. Using an intrinsic value method, and discounting to the present, NSLC’s projected future free cash flows, as the …

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A Valuation of New Brunswick Liquor Corporation

Valuation of Crown Corporations, Crown Corporations, Liquor and Gaming, Ian MadsenMarch 26, 2019

New Brunswick Liquor Corporation (NBL) is the monopoly Crown corporation which controls and retails all beverage alcohol in the province of New Brunswick. Using an intrinsic value method, and discounting to the present, NBL’s projected future free cash flows, as …

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A Valuation of Newfoundland and Labrador Liquor Corporation

Valuation of Crown Corporations, Crown Corporations, Liquor and Gaming, Ian MadsenMarch 22, 2019

Newfoundland and Labrador Liquor Corporation, or NLC, is the monopoly Crown corporation which controls and retails all beverage alcohol in that province, aside from restaurants and bars, to which it wholesales. Using an intrinsic value method, and discounting to the …

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Booze, Cannabis, and Beyond – A Valuation of BC Liquor Distribution Branch

Valuation of Crown Corporations, Crown Corporations, Liquor and Gaming, Ian MadsenMarch 1, 2019

Using an intrinsic value method, and discounting to the present, British Columbia Liquor Distribution Branch’s (BCLDB) projected future free cash flows, as the company is today, but taxed at statutory rates, the range of estimates is $12.13B to $84.91B, with …

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Liquid and Rich, for Now – A Valuation of the Liquor Control Board of Ontario

Valuation of Crown Corporations, Crown Corporations, Liquor and Gaming, Ian MadsenFebruary 18, 2019

Using an intrinsic value method, and discounting to the present, the Liquor Control Board of Ontario’s, ‘LCBO’s’ projected future free cash flows, as the company is today, but taxed at statutory rates, the range of estimates is $12.13B to $84.91B, …

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