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Canada , s<br />

its appliance department and increased<br />

its range of decorative building materials,<br />

including flooring and paint.<br />

PRIVATE BRANDS<br />

Canadian Tire and Lowe’s have also been<br />

respectively increasing their private brand<br />

selections for consumers. In recent years,<br />

Canadian Tire introduced the Frank and<br />

Canvas living lines, as well as the Maximum<br />

tools line, and Woods and Outbound<br />

brands in the camping and outdoors category.<br />

It has also invested in Mastercraft,<br />

MotoMaster, Yardworks, and Padinox, the<br />

company that owns Paderno kitchenware.<br />

This spring, Canadian Tire also used its<br />

annual general meeting to announce it<br />

had acquired Norwegian outdoor clothing<br />

company Helly Hansen.<br />

Last fall, Lowe’s made an announcement<br />

that it was making another addition following<br />

Sears’s exit from the market: the Craftsman<br />

tool line. Craftsman isn’t intended as a proprietary<br />

brand—Lowe’s own hand tool line<br />

is sold under the Kobalt brand. But the new<br />

addition is considered a strong addition to<br />

Kobalt and Lowe’s current national brands.<br />

And Lowe’s says it will work with Craftsman<br />

to co-develop exclusive products.<br />

REFINING THEIR PRESENTATION<br />

Each of the top four also put some effort into<br />

their corporate branding over the last year.<br />

Home Hardware’s “Here’s How” campaign<br />

FEATURE<br />

COMBINED TOP 20 GROUPS ($MILLIONS)<br />

Rank Company 2016 2017 Change<br />

1 Home Depot Canada $7,700 $8,150 5.8%<br />

2 Lowe’s Canada $6,900 $7,240 4.9%<br />

3 Home Hardware Stores $6,140 $6,428 4.7%<br />

4 Canadian Tire Retail $5,690 $5,884 3.4%<br />

5 ILDC $3,800 $3,928 3.4%<br />

6 TIMBER MART $2,800 $2,935 4.8%<br />

7 Castle Building Centres $1,950 $2,073 6.3%<br />

8 Sexton Group $1,800 $2,070 15.0%<br />

9 Groupe BMR* $1,200 $1,240 3.3%<br />

10 Kent Building Materials* $784 $909 15.9%<br />

11 Delroc $713 $743 4.2%<br />

12 Canac $580 $609 5.0%<br />

13 Federated Co-operatives* $554 $554 0.0%<br />

14 WSB Titan $500 $640 28.0%<br />

15 UFA Ltd.** $348 $366 5.2%<br />

16 Peavey Industries/TSC $419 $417 -0.5%<br />

17 TORBSA $371 $408 10.0%<br />

18 FBM/Winroc $350 $358 2.3%<br />

19 Patrick Morin** $255 $286 12.2%<br />

20 Windsor Plywood*** $225 $235 4.4%<br />

TOTAL $39,713 $41,883 5.5%<br />

* BMR, Kent, Patrick Morin, & FCL are included with ILDC, so their sales have been backed out of the total to avoid<br />

double-counting. Kent’s dramatic increase reflects its acquisition of Central Supply at the beginning of 2017.<br />

** UFA is included with Sexton, so its sales have been backed out of the total to avoid double-counting.<br />

*** Windsor Plywood is included with Delroc, so its sales have been backed out of total to avoid double-counting.<br />

26 THIRD QUARTER / 2018<br />

Hardlines Home Improvement Quarterly<br />

www.hardlines.ca

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