For its fourth quarter and fiscal year ended in early February 2026, Dollarama Inc. reports that sales increased by 11.7 percent to $2,101.3 million(Cdn), compared to $1,881.3 million(Cdn) for the quarter and for the year, sales increased by 13.1 percent to $7,255.8 million(Cdn), compared to $6,413.1 million(Cdn). In Canada, comparable store sales increased by 4.2 percent, compared to 4.6 percent growth in the previous year and the company add 75 net new stores, compared to 65 in the corresponding period of the previous year. The company ended the year with about 1691 stores in Canada. In addition, seven net new stores opened in Australia under the TRS banner since closing of the TRS acquisition. “We have met or exceeded our guidance for Fiscal 2026 on all metrics, despite unfavourable weather conditions in the fourth quarter which negatively impacted store traffic during peak sales periods,” said President, CEO Neil Rossy. “Looking at the full year, our compelling year-round value continued to resonate with Canadians, as we also reached new customers through the opening of an exceptional 75 net new stores. Fiscal 2026 was also a milestone year for our international expansion, with Dollarcity entering its fifth market of operation in Mexico and our acquisition of a national discount retail chain in Australia. In Fiscal 2027, we will continue pursuing disciplined profitable growth in our core Canadian market, while executing on our priorities across our complementary growth platforms.” Since the acquisition of The Reject Shop Ltd., the corporation has renovated four stores and opened seven net new stores, bringing the total number of stores in Australia to 402 at fiscal year-end, compared to 395 stores upon completion of the TRS Transaction. Newly opened and renovated stores have adopted Dollarama’s in-store layout and fixtures but will continue to operate under the legacy banner until the product assortment reflects Dollarama’s value proposition. During its fourth quarter ended in late December 2025, Dollarcity opened 49 net new stores, compared to 44 net new stores in the same period last year. For the year, Dollarcity opened 100 net new stores, same as in the prior year to end the year with a total of 732 stores, with 415 locations in Colombia, 116 in Guatemala, 105 in Peru, 85 in El Salvador, and eleven in Mexico. For fiscal 2027, the company anticipates generating comparable store sales growth in Canada of between three percent and four percent, supported by its strong product sourcing and merchandising expertise and the regular refresh of its assortment and Dollarama anticipates 60 to 70 net new store openings in Canada, after opening an exceptionally high number of net new stores in Fiscal 2026. The Dollarama stores operate in 8000 to 15,000 square foot locations in malls, strip and power centres, lifestyle centres and street front locations in metropolitan areas, mid-sized cities and small towns all across Canada. Oberfeld Snowcap is handling the site selection in Canada.
Oberfeld Snowcap, 8300 Decarie Blvd., Suite 600, Montreal, Quebec H4P 2P5 (514/738-4330)
Dollarama Inc., 5805 Royalmount, Montreal, Quebec H4P 0A1 (514/737-1006 www.dollarama.com)