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DOLLARAMA REPORTS FISCAL 2026 THIRD QUARTER RESULTS

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Executive Summary
- Dollarama reported a strong third‑quarter performance, with sales up 22.2% YoY to $1.91 bn, net earnings up 16.6% to $321.7 m, and diluted EPS rising 19.4% to $1.17.
- Comparable store sales in Canada grew 6.0%, and the company opened 19 net new stores in Canada plus 6 in Australia during the quarter.
- The board approved a quarterly cash dividend of $0.1058 per share and repurchased 2,605,912 shares for $484.6 m under its normal‑course issuer bid.
Key Details
- Financial Highlights (Q3 FY2026 vs Q3 FY2025)
- Sales: $1,909.4 m ↑ 22.2%
- EBITDA: $612.0 m ↑ 20.1% (margin 32.1% vs 32.6%)
- Operating income: $481.2 m ↑ 18.1% (margin 25.2% vs 26.1%)
- Net earnings: $321.7 m ↑ 16.6%
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Diluted EPS: $1.17 ↑ 19.4% (from $0.98)
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Store Expansion
- Canada: 19 net new stores (total Canadian store count 1,684)
- Australia (The Reject Shop): 6 net new stores (total Australian count 401)
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Dollarcity (Latin America joint venture) opened 25 net new stores in the quarter, reaching 683 total locations.
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Segment Performance
- Canada: Comparable store sales +6.0% (transactions +4.1%, basket size +1.9%)
- Australia contribution: $186.1 m of sales; gross margin impact –100 bps; SG&A impact +120 bps.
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Dollarcity equity‑accounted earnings contributed $42.4 m for July–Sept 2025 (up 56.5% YoY).
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Capital Allocation
- Share repurchase: 2,605,912 shares cancelled for $484.6 m (avg. $185.96 per share).
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Dividend: $0.1058 per common share payable Feb 6 2026 to shareholders of record Jan 9 2026.
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Guidance Updates (Canadian Segment)
- Comparable store sales guidance raised to 4.2%–4.7% (from 3.0%–4.0%).
- Gross margin guidance raised to 45.0%–45.5% (from 44.2%–45.2%).
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Capital expenditures guidance lowered to $240 m–$285 m (from $285 m–$330 m).
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Financing Activity
- Net financing costs rose $7.4 m due to issuance of 3.850% Fixed‑Rate Notes in Q2 FY2026 and higher lease interest.
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Total debt as of Nov 2 2025: $2.645 bn; net debt $2.439 bn.
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Other Notable Items
- No guidance provided for Australian segment separately.
- Management highlighted the opening of Dollarcity’s 700th store in Latin America and a fifth location in Mexico (post‑quarter).
- Conference call scheduled for Dec 11 2025, 10:30 a.m. ET.
Notable Quotes
- Neil Rossy, President & CEO: “Our business model continues to demonstrate its enduring relevance and resilience, driving strong 6.0% comparable store sales growth in Canada for the quarter.”
- Neil Rossy (continued): “Internationally, we also continued to advance our growth plans… opening their 700th store in Latin America and preparing The Reject Shop’s transformation.”
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