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Canada's pharmacy transaction platform

Buy, sell, or build a pharmacy with a broker who is a pharmacist

Confidential brokerage, defensible valuations, and real transaction experience. We are practising Pharm.D. pharmacists who own pharmacies and have been on both sides of the deal, in every Canadian province.

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Pharmacist and buyer shaking hands across a consultation counter in a modern Canadian pharmacy

Why owners trust us

Not realtors. Not generalists. Pharmacists.

We are not real estate agents or certified business valuators, and we say so plainly. We are two licensed pharmacists who own and operate pharmacies today, dispense today, and have bought and sold pharmacies for ourselves and for clients across Canada.

When we discuss your gross margin, payer mix, or lease, we are not reading from a broker's manual. We have lived every line of your P&L.

And our incentives sit on your side of the table: our fee is earned when your deal closes.

Meet the partners

What no general broker can offer you

  • Two Pharm.D. pharmacists, both current pharmacy owners and managers
  • Buyers and sellers of pharmacies with our own capital, not just clients'
  • Fluency in dispensing fees, rebates, payer mix, and regulatory transfer in all provinces
  • A calibrated valuation model built from real Canadian pharmacy transactions

Current opportunities

Pharmacies for sale right now

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PB-010NewAvailable

Surrey community pharmacy attached to a busy medical clinic

Surrey, BC · Community pharmacy

Asking $1,500,000

Attached to an active medical clinic with multiple practising physicians and built-in referral trafficHighly profitable: approximately $273K net profit on $1.28M revenue in 2025 (about 21 percent margin)Approximately 33,000 prescriptions per year
PB-009NewAvailable

Moncton community pharmacy, fast-growing independent

Moncton, NB · Community pharmacy

Asking $600,000

Independent pharmacy in Moncton, one of the fastest-growing markets in Atlantic CanadaOpened in 2022, with prescription volume and revenue growing every year sinceApproximately 50 prescriptions per day
PB-001Agreement in process

Burnaby turnkey community pharmacy inside medical clinic

Burnaby, BC · Turnkey community pharmacy

Asking $250,000

Inside an active medical clinicActive CPBC licenceApproximately 280 scripts per day and growing

Free valuation calculator

What is your pharmacy worth? Find out in 60 seconds.

Six questions. An instant enterprise value range built on calibrated provincial multiples, size bands, and risk factors from real Canadian pharmacy transactions. No contact details required for the estimate.

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Example output

$2.94M to $3.63M

Alberta pharmacy, $3.5M revenue, $380K EBITDA

Multiple applied: 5.85x to 7.35x normalized EBITDA

Bank financing capacity: $2.53M

Implied buyer equity: $760K

Questions owners and buyers ask us

How much does a pharmacy for sale in Canada typically cost?
Most Canadian community pharmacies sell for 4x to 6x normalized EBITDA plus inventory. In dollar terms that commonly means $300,000 for a small pharmacy to well over $2 million for a high-performing one. A pharmacy with $300,000 in normalized EBITDA at a 5x multiple is worth about $1,500,000 plus inventory.
How do I find out what my pharmacy is worth?
Start with our free valuation calculator, which applies real provincial multiples and risk factors to your numbers in under a minute. For a defensible figure to plan a sale or approach a bank, we prepare a full professional valuation that normalizes your EBITDA and documents every adjustment.
Are you realtors or business brokers?
Neither. We are licensed pharmacists (both Pharm.D.) who own and operate pharmacies today and have bought and sold pharmacies for ourselves and for clients. We broker pharmacy transactions as specialists in exactly one asset class: the Canadian pharmacy.
Do you serve every province?
Yes. We are based in Vancouver and work with owners and buyers in every Canadian province and territory, with province-specific guidance on multiples, funding models, and regulatory transfer requirements.
How long does it take to sell a pharmacy in Canada?
A typical managed sale takes 6 to 12 months from preparation to closing: valuation and preparation, confidential marketing, LOI negotiation, due diligence, definitive agreements, and regulatory transfer.
Is my sale kept confidential?
Completely. Listings are anonymized, every buyer signs an NDA before receiving details, and staff, patients, and suppliers learn about the sale only when you decide. Confidentiality protects the value of your business during the process.

Talk to a pharmacist who has been on both sides of the deal

Confidential, no obligation, and grounded in real Canadian transactions. Whether you are twelve months out or ready now, the right first step is a conversation.

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