Loydminster and District Co-op ranked 49th in Saskatchewan businesses

The Lloydminster and District Co-op have a reason to be happy. Their business was just ranked in the top 50 in the province. Sask Business Magazine has ranked the co-op 49th in its top 100 companies list. The list has been released annually for 31 years, and ranks such powerhouses as the Potash Corporation and SaskPower.
The Co-op has added several new facilities in Lloydminster this year, but CEO Don Stephenson says, the ranking was given before they were opened. Stephenson says the company is on track to make 165 million dollars this year, which is 20 million dollars better than last year’s revenue.
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