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July 2018 The Top 100

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66 BCBusiness jULY/AUGUST 2018 DISCLAIMeR BCBusiness prepares the Top 100 list using various sources, but it makes no representation regarding the completeness, accuracy or timeliness of any information presented. RaNk COmpaNy REvENuE 2017 ($000) REvENuE 2016 ($000) 1 Jim Pattison Group 10,100,000 9,600,000 2 H.Y. louie Co. ltd. 5,400,000 e 5,250,000 e 3 Best Buy Canada ltd. 4,138,638 c 3,840,595 c 4 BC liquor Distribution Branch 3,332,000 3,157,039 5 lululemon Athletica Inc. 3,044,427 c 2,729,781 c 6 london Drugs ltd. 2,500,000 e 2,350,000 e 7 Kal Tire 1,550,000 1,350,000 8 OpenRoad Auto Group ltd. 1,212,874 968,639 9 7-Eleven Canada Inc. 1,000,000 e 900,000 e 10 Inland Kenworth ltd. 952,846 971,993 RaNk COmpaNy REvENuE 2017 ($000) REvENuE 2016 ($000) 1 lions Gate Entertainment Corp. 4,157,468 c 3,109,861 c 2 British Columbia lottery Corp. 3,143,900 3,101,782 3 British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. 895,242 869,814 4 Great Canadian Gaming Corp. 614,300 566,400 5 Vancouver Airport Authority 533,979 494,505 6 Black Press Group ltd. 425,000 456,000 7 Mark Anthony Group of Companies 360,000 e 360,000 e 8 Gateway Casinos & Entertainment Inc. 250,000 e 250,000 e 9 Coast Hotels ltd. 230,641 226,600 10 Armstrong Hospitality Group ltd. 200,000 e 200,000 e e=estimate; c=converted from usD at 1.2986 (2017) and 1.3248 (2016) Revenue is by fiscal year e=estimate; c=converted from usD at 1.2986 (2017) and 1.3248 (2016) Revenue is by fiscal year now separated out into a bunch of smaller companies, so that means just looking at a company doesn't give you the full picture of what's going on." Rather, behind every great sector are several others enjoying the benets. This is particularly true of manufacturing and tech, which feed into and o• the success of the province's largest companies. "If we just look at which companies are bigger, we miss that phenomenon," Brander says. "I think that has become a more relevant question as opposed to sim- ply, 'What's a big company?' The world is somewhat di•erent now." ‚ continued from page 65 RETAIL TOURISM + CULTURE Become part of Canada's largest electric vehicle charging network. flo.ca/business INDUSTRY-LEADING RELIABILITY RUGGED STATIONS Made in Canada FLEXIBLE PLANS AVAILABLE FUTURE-PROOF YOUR BUSINESS WITH ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS

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