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.
