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July/August 2025 – The Top 100

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30 B C H o u s i n g M a n a g e m e n t C o m m i s s i o n B C B U S I N E S S . C A J U LY/A U G U S T 2 0 2 5 c=converted from US$ NATURAL RESOURCES RANK COMPANY 2024 REVENUE ($000) 2023 REVENUE ($000) 1 Teck Resources 9,065,000 15,011,000 2 West Fraser Timber Co. 8,457,145 c 8,710,964 c 3 First Quantum Minerals 6,577,780 c 8,713,663 c 4 Canfor Corp. 5,252,800 5,426,600 5 Lundin Mining Corp. 4,688,277 4,578,286 6 Pan American Silver 3,861,329 c 3,126,040 c 7 Interfor Corp. 3,023,600 3,315,700 8 Elk Valley Resources 2,994,383 NA 9 Mercer International 2,798,995 c 2,691,091 c 10 B2Gold Corp. 2,605,401 c 2,610,687 c c=converted from US$ REAL ESTATE RANK COMPANY 2024 REVENUE ($000) 2023 REVENUE ($000) 1 BC Housing Management Commission 2,630,738 2,409,981 2 Anthem Properties 1,300,000 833,600 3 Polygon Family of Companies 754,000 838,000 4 Ventana Construction Corp. 700,000 500,000 5 Concert Properties 525,000 427,000 6 American Hotel Income Properties REIT 351,880 c 378,619 c 7 City Office REIT 234,408 c 241,726 c 8 Wall Financial Corp. 155,203 144,352 c=converted from US$ RETAIL RANK COMPANY 2024 REVENUE ($000) 2023 REVENUE ($000) 1 Lululemon Athletica 14,503,614 c 12,983,139 c 2 RB Global 5,868,497 c 4,966,356 c 3 Best Buy Canada 4,595,679 c 4,729,349 c 4 BC Liquor Distribution Branch 3,939,482 3,873,632 5 OpenRoad Auto Group 2,456,368 2,183,072 6 Aritzia 2,332,350 2,195,630 7 Kal Tire 2,100,000 2,100,000 8 The Oppenheimer Group 1,515,000 1,300,000 9 Otter Farm & Home Co-operative 530,016 479,508 10 Cloverdale Paint 505,000 497,909 Perennial performers Telus Corp. and Lululemon Athletica both stumbled operationally in 2024, though they still managed to eke out higher revenues. Forest giants like West Fraser Timber and Canfor Corp. continued to suffer through a cyclical downturn. There's no obvious cohort of rising stars ready to take Team B.C. to the next level. One possible exception was gold miners. Thanks to the yellow metal's steady climb toward US$3,000 an ounce amid growing geopolitical uncertainty, precious metals mining, exploration and royalty streaming companies leapfrogged up the list. They were led by Pan American Silver (with a 23 percent revenue gain), Equinox Gold Corp. (39.5 percent), Eldorado Gold Corp. (33.1 percent), Wheaton Precious Metals Corp. (28.3 percent), Lundin Gold (34.1 percent), Fortuna Mining Corp. (27.9 percent), China Gold International Resources Corp. (67.1 percent), K92 Mining (77.7 percent) and Orla Mining (49.4 percent). Wheaton, meanwhile, surged to the top of our list of B.C.'s 10 biggest companies by market capitalization (page 31), with a market value exceeding $50 billion. Other notable growth stories, all with revenue gains of 40 percent or more, included Anthem Properties, Imperial

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