Yep, they're doing good for themselves. Just check the stock price and history of CTC.TO (the common/voting stock ticker) and CTC-A.TO (the non-voting stock). Both have seen all time highs in the last 2 years even despite the pandemic (though overall it was a bit of a bull market due to the money being printed - everything kinda went up 2021-2022). The general analysist consensus at the moment is primarily giving it a Buy or Strong Buy rating, meaning investors have a lot of confidence in the company though I think some analysts/banks did downgrade their price targets. However, just a couple days ago they did note a 3.4% drop in revenue (to $4.26 billion) citing the broad downturn in consumer spending the world is seeing, causing them to retract their targets for 2024-2025. So far though they still seem to be operating as usual, with expansions of stores and new partnerships with other businesses like Petro-Canada.
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