Has the Canadian Soft Drinks Industry valuation changed over the past few years?

There are only 3 companies in the Canadian Soft Drinks industry, so there is insufficient data to make an industry-wide assessment of both the PE and PS ratio.

How does Canadian Soft Drinks compare with similar industries?

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Canadian (TSX) Soft Drinks Industry Analysis

Date	Market Cap	Revenue	Earnings	PE	Absolute PE	PS
Tue, 26 May 2026	CA$136.6m	CA$36.9m	-CA$40,561,967.00	n/a	-3.4x	3.7x
Thu, 23 Apr 2026	CA$165.1m	CA$37.5m	-CA$40,642,658.00	n/a	-4.1x	4.4x
Sat, 21 Mar 2026	CA$179.3m	CA$37.5m	-CA$40,642,658.00	n/a	-4.4x	4.8x
Mon, 16 Feb 2026	CA$190.4m	CA$36.2m	-CA$41,912,023.00	n/a	-4.5x	5.3x
Wed, 14 Jan 2026	CA$200.8m	CA$33.3m	-CA$44,599,604.00	n/a	-4.5x	6x
Fri, 12 Dec 2025	CA$174.3m	CA$33.3m	-CA$44,599,604.00	n/a	-3.9x	5.2x
Sun, 09 Nov 2025	CA$176.4m	CA$33.4m	-CA$54,181,800.00	n/a	-3.3x	5.3x
Tue, 07 Oct 2025	CA$197.8m	CA$33.4m	-CA$53,956,725.00	n/a	-3.7x	5.9x
Thu, 04 Sep 2025	CA$117.3m	CA$32.1m	-CA$22,588,090.00	n/a	-5.2x	3.7x
Sat, 02 Aug 2025	CA$98.6m	CA$32.0m	-CA$26,707,681.00	n/a	-3.7x	3.1x
Mon, 30 Jun 2025	CA$105.8m	CA$32.0m	-CA$26,707,681.00	n/a	-4x	3.3x
Wed, 28 May 2025	CA$94.3m	CA$32.9m	-CA$32,270,117.00	n/a	-2.9x	2.9x
Fri, 25 Apr 2025	CA$79.0m	CA$32.9m	-CA$20,217,301.00	n/a	-3.9x	2.4x
Sun, 23 Mar 2025	CA$80.1m	CA$32.9m	-CA$20,217,301.00	n/a	-4x	2.4x
Tue, 18 Feb 2025	CA$88.2m	CA$31.1m	-CA$16,024,500.00	n/a	-5.5x	2.8x
Thu, 16 Jan 2025	CA$76.6m	CA$31.6m	-CA$11,927,314.00	n/a	-6.4x	2.4x
Sat, 14 Dec 2024	CA$72.2m	CA$31.6m	-CA$11,927,314.00	n/a	-6.1x	2.3x
Mon, 11 Nov 2024	CA$5.5b	CA$2.7b	CA$104.3m	46.3x	52.4x	2.1x
Wed, 09 Oct 2024	CA$5.6b	CA$2.6b	CA$95.9m	51.6x	58.3x	2.2x
Fri, 06 Sep 2024	CA$4.8b	CA$2.5b	CA$94.0m	48.4x	51.3x	1.9x
Sun, 04 Aug 2024	CA$5.0b	CA$2.5b	CA$97.1m	44.8x	51.6x	2x
Tue, 02 Jul 2024	CA$4.9b	CA$2.5b	CA$96.2m	44x	50.8x	1.9x
Thu, 30 May 2024	CA$5.0b	CA$2.5b	CA$95.6m	44.8x	52.7x	2x
Sat, 27 Apr 2024	CA$4.2b	CA$2.5b	CA$60.3m	47.5x	70.5x	1.7x
Mon, 25 Mar 2024	CA$4.1b	CA$2.4b	CA$59.9m	45.8x	67.9x	1.7x
Wed, 21 Feb 2024	CA$3.4b	CA$3.1b	CA$131.4m	20.6x	25.6x	1.1x
Fri, 19 Jan 2024	CA$3.2b	CA$3.2b	CA$80.0m	19.5x	40.2x	1x
Sun, 17 Dec 2023	CA$3.4b	CA$3.2b	CA$78.7m	20.5x	43.2x	1.1x
Tue, 14 Nov 2023	CA$3.3b	CA$3.3b	CA$82.8m	19.8x	40.3x	1x
Thu, 12 Oct 2023	CA$3.0b	CA$3.2b	CA$28.7m	25x	106.1x	1x
Sat, 09 Sep 2023	CA$3.4b	CA$3.2b	CA$28.8m	27.6x	117.8x	1.1x
Mon, 07 Aug 2023	CA$3.1b	CA$3.1b	-CA$32,546,270.00	53.6x	-96.5x	1x
Wed, 05 Jul 2023	CA$2.8b	CA$3.1b	-CA$66,351,639.00	47.5x	-42.4x	0.9x
Fri, 02 Jun 2023	CA$3.0b	CA$3.1b	-CA$68,619,170.00	49.1x	-43.1x	0.9x


CA Market	2.45%
Consumer Staples	1.55%
Beverage	1.17%
Soft Drinks	-3.34%
Distillers and Wine Makers	1.77%
Brewers	1.53%

	Company	Last Price	7D	1Y	Valuation
	CANS Wildpack Beverage	CA$0.01	100.0% +CA$500.9k	100.0%	PS0.01x
	VNTA Vanta Holdings	CA$1.00	1.0% +CA$56.7k	-64.3%	PS26.3x

Announcement • Apr 22

GURU Organic Energy Corp. Files $15 Million Lawsuit Against Pepsi for Breach of Distribution Agreement & Misuse of Confidential Product Information

GURU Organic Energy Corp. is announcing that it has filed a Statement of Claim in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice seeking damages of $15,000,000 for breach of contract and breach of the contractual duty of good faith, recovery of Pepsi’s profits derived from the “Rockstar Island Bliss” product, payment of $164,753 in outstanding receivables, and further relief as the Court may deem just. Pepsi also filed a Statement of Claim in the same Court seeking approximately $4.4 million for post-termination payables. GURU intends to fully contest Pepsi's claim. In addition, even if any amounts were awarded to Pepsi, amounts covered by this claim are already reflected in GURU’s October 31, 2025 annual financial statements. On June 14, 2021, GURU and Pepsi entered into an exclusive distribution agreement under which Pepsi became GURU’s sole distributor in Canada for an initial ten-year term (the “Distribution Agreement”). On November 22, 2024, Pepsi delivered a without-cause notice of termination of the Distribution Agreement, effective May 22, 2025. On May 23, 2025, GURU successfully transitioned to a direct distribution model in Canada. GURU’s Statement of Claim sets out a series of breaches by Pepsi of the Distribution Agreement and of the duty of good faith and honest contractual performance. The principal allegations include: Failure to provide “Fair Share” of Shelf. Pepsi, a dominant direct-store-delivery distributor in Canada, leveraged GURU’s market share and trade spend contributions to expand its own shelf entitlements, then allocated that space disproportionately to Pepsi-owned and Pepsi-affiliated competing brands in direct breach of the “Fair Share of Shelf” covenants in Schedule 2.5 of the Distribution Agreement. This conduct caused Pepsi to repeatedly fall short of the volume growth targets set out in the annual Joint Business Plans agreed with GURU throughout the term of the Agreement. Withholding of GURU inventory during the transition period. Following the notice of termination, Pepsi repeatedly represented that distribution would continue on a “business-as-usual” basis. Despite those assurances, Pepsi removed GURU product from designated shelves in certain stores, ceased delivery of GURU products to others, and generated significant out-of-stock conditions, while simultaneously requiring GURU to commit to repurchasing the inventory that Pepsi itself was withholding. Breach of confidence — “Island Breeze” /“Island Bliss”. Under the Distribution Agreement’s product-approval process, GURU disclosed to Pepsi, on a confidential basis, the full specifications of its new “Island Breeze” product. Weeks before GURU’s launch, Pepsi’s Rockstar brand released a competing product called “Island Bliss” that GURU alleges shares substantially similar attributes to its Island Breeze product. Pepsi did not warn GURU of the competing launch. GURU is seeking damages of $15,000,000, recovery of Pepsi’s profits from the Island Bliss product, recovery of the $164,753 in unpaid receivables, pre- and post-judgment interest, and costs. In addition to the civil proceedings, GURU is preparing an application to the Canadian Competition Tribunal under the Competition Act, requesting an inquiry into Pepsi’s conduct as a dominant distributor in the Canadian non-alcoholic beverage market, including the alleged use of shelf allocation to disadvantage an independent competing brand in favour of Pepsi-owned and Pepsi-affiliated products. GURU believes that the conduct described in its Statement of Claim raises issues of broader public interest warranting regulatory review. Pepsi has also filed a Statement of Claim against GURU in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice seeking approximately $4.4 million, comprising post-termination advertising, marketing and trade spend reconciliations, inventory repurchase amounts, and equipment storage charges alleged to arise under the Distribution Agreement and a related Equipment Services Agreement. GURU disputes the quantum of several of these amounts and will assert its contractual right to deduct any amounts owed to it by Pepsi under the Distribution Agreement against any repurchase-price amounts claimed by Pepsi. The commencement of Pepsi’s claim does not create any new liability and does not give rise to any additional expense beyond amounts already recorded on GURU’s balance sheet. Any eventual settlement or judgment within, or below, would be neutral or favourable to GURU’s reported results. GURU expects to fund the litigation from existing cash on hand. GURU is not revising its previously communicated financial priorities, capital allocation, or any element of its outlook. The litigation process could extend over multiple fiscal years and cash recovery is not expected in fiscal 2026.

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