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Two busy seasons a year, a fleet of rental equipment and a tune shop that serves locals in the shoulder months.
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Report NO-2026-000006. Checked by a NextOwner analyst on . The check stands until .
Asking price
$445,000 CAD
Includes $60,000 of inventory
Revenue
$742,550
Fiscal year 2025
Cash flow (SDE)
$200,489
Fiscal year 2025
Price to cash flow
2.2x
Asking price divided by 2025 cash flow
Year established
2008
18 years in business
Employees
14
3 full-time, 11 part-time
Cash flow here is seller's discretionary earnings (SDE): the year's profit plus one owner's pay, interest, depreciation and one-off costs, before any loan payments. Amounts are in Canadian dollars.
Revenue and cash flow by fiscal year. Solid years were matched to filed tax returns by a NextOwner analyst on Aug 4, 2026. Outlined years are as the owner entered them.
Revenue grew 11.3% and cash flow grew 17.1% from fiscal year 2023 to fiscal year 2025.
The same years as the chart. Cash flow is net income plus the lines marked plus. A dash means the owner did not give that line.
| Line | Fiscal year 2023Document checked | Fiscal year 2024Document checked | Fiscal year 2025Document checked | 2026 year to dateSeller stated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | $667,160 | $707,190 | $742,550 | $435,753 |
| Cost of goods sold | $147,642 | $154,779 | $163,361 | $96,751 |
| Operating expenses | $437,273 | $459,991 | $475,700 | $270,688 |
| Net income | $82,245 | $92,420 | $103,489 | $68,314 |
| Plus owner's pay | $53,000 | $56,000 | $58,000 | $30,000 |
| Plus interest | $5,800 | $5,400 | $5,000 | $2,300 |
| Plus depreciation | $30,182 | $32,576 | $34,000 | $17,680 |
| Plus other add-backs | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Cash flow (SDE) | $171,227 | $186,396 | $200,489 | $118,294 |
How the asking price compares with what similar businesses usually sell for. NextOwner does not value businesses or suggest prices.
2.2xcash flow
Typical for hospitality and leisure: 2.2x to 4.0x
The asking price is within the typical range.
Typical range for similar businesses, from public market reports based on seller-reported sales. A reference, not an appraisal.
0.6xrevenue
Typical for hospitality and leisure: 0.8x to 2.2x
The asking price is below the typical range.
A reference, not an appraisal.
Newest first.
Lowered to $445,000
Down $35,000, or 7.3%
Listed at $480,000
Would a year of this business's cash flow carry a year of payments on a typical acquisition loan? Change the terms to match your situation.
Based on the asking price of $445,000 and 2025 cash flow of $200,489Document checked
Debt coverage (DSCR)
1.97x
Cash flow covers the loan payments
After the owner's salary, a year of cash flow is at least 1.25 times a year of loan payments on these terms. That is the cushion lenders commonly look for.
A pre-check from documents we matched, using typical loan terms. A lender makes its own decision.
Purchase price
$445,000
In the owner's words.
The shop rents skis, snowboards and boots in winter and mountain and road bikes in summer, from a storefront near the main road to the ski hills. It also runs a tune shop for skis and bikes that keeps local customers coming in between seasons.
The rental fleet is replaced on a three-year cycle, and about a third was renewed in 2025. Group rentals for school trips and corporate outings are booked in advance, and walk-in rentals fill the weekends.
The owner runs the shop with three full-time staff and up to eleven seasonal employees. Online reservations account for about 40% of rentals.
After eighteen winters behind the counter I want to ski on weekends again.
Retail sales of accessories are small and could grow. Electric bike rentals and guided rides have been requested often. The shop is closed most weekdays in spring and fall.
Eight weeks of handover across one season start, including the booking system, suppliers and the group accounts.
The owner shows only the region, so the circle covers a wide part of Ontario.
What NextOwner checked, against which documents, and when.
Report
NO-2026-000006
Revenue and cash flow for fiscal years 2023 to 2025 were matched to the filed tax returns, and the seller's identity was checked against government photo ID. A NextOwner verification analyst reviewed the file on Aug 4, 2026, and anything marked Seller stated was not checked.
1 of 1 passed
Seller's identity checked against government photo ID
Passed
Photo ID and selfie compared by a member of NextOwner's compliance team in August 2026.
1 of 1 passed
Seller's ownership compared with the filed tax return
Passed
The seller is named as an owner on the filed tax return, and the ownership share they gave agrees with it.
Checked against: Filed tax return
10 of 10 passed
Fiscal years matched to filed tax returns
Passed
Filed tax returns are on file for 2023, 2024 and 2025.
Checked against: 3 filed tax returns
Revenue 2025: seller's figure compared with the filed tax return
Passed
The seller's revenue figure agrees with the filed tax return (Form T2).
Checked against: Filed tax return
Revenue 2025: profit and loss statement compared with the filed tax return
Passed
Revenue on the profit and loss statement agrees with the filed tax return.
Checked against: Filed tax return and profit and loss statement
Cash flow (SDE) 2025: seller's figure compared with the filed tax return
Passed
The seller's cash flow figure agrees with the figure rebuilt from the filed tax return (net income plus one owner's pay, interest, depreciation and amortization).
Checked against: Filed tax return
Revenue 2024: seller's figure compared with the filed tax return
Passed
The seller's revenue figure agrees with the filed tax return (Form T2).
Checked against: Filed tax return
Revenue 2024: profit and loss statement compared with the filed tax return
Passed
Revenue on the profit and loss statement agrees with the filed tax return.
Checked against: Filed tax return and profit and loss statement
Cash flow (SDE) 2024: seller's figure compared with the filed tax return
Passed
The seller's cash flow figure agrees with the figure rebuilt from the filed tax return (net income plus one owner's pay, interest, depreciation and amortization).
Checked against: Filed tax return
Revenue 2023: seller's figure compared with the filed tax return
Passed
The seller's revenue figure agrees with the filed tax return (Form T2).
Checked against: Filed tax return
Revenue 2023: profit and loss statement compared with the filed tax return
Passed
Revenue on the profit and loss statement agrees with the filed tax return.
Checked against: Filed tax return and profit and loss statement
Cash flow (SDE) 2023: seller's figure compared with the filed tax return
Passed
The seller's cash flow figure agrees with the figure rebuilt from the filed tax return (net income plus one owner's pay, interest, depreciation and amortization).
Checked against: Filed tax return
2 of 2 passed
Bank statements are continuous and add up, 12 months
Passed
12 consecutive monthly bank statements, July 2025 to June 2026. Each statement's totals add up, and each month opens at the balance the previous month closed at.
Checked against: 12 bank statements
Business name agrees across the documents
Passed
The business name printed on the tax returns, profit and loss statements, bank statements and formation document agrees with the legal name the seller gave.
Checked against: 3 filed tax returns, 4 profit and loss statements, 12 bank statements, lease, formation document and tax ID letter
4 of 4 passed
Year established compared with the formation document
Passed
The year established agrees with the formation document on file.
Checked against: Formation document
Employee count compared with wages on the filed tax return
Passed
The employee count is consistent with the salaries and wages on the filed tax return. No payroll report was provided.
Checked against: Filed tax return
Monthly rent compared with the lease
Passed
The monthly rent the seller gave agrees with the base rent in the lease on file.
Checked against: Lease
Lease end date compared with the lease
Passed
The lease end date agrees with the lease on file.
Checked against: Lease
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$445,000 CAD
2.2x cash flow