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blank for cropmarks.fm Page 1 Monday, June 18, 2012 2:32 PM 12 FINANCIAL POST Top Ten by Industry TEST FOR CROP MARKS The following pages provide an industry study for the Top Ten companies in each of 24 Industry Groups of the Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS®). We have performed this screening on 1,058 companies covered in FP Corporate Surveys and in FP Corporate Analyzer. As part of our web-based FP Advisor, Corporate Analyzer allows the user to perform extracts based on a wide number of criteria to establish investment worthiness. There were no Corporate Analyzer companies in the Household & Personal Products industry group this year. We hope you find this sample useful and will consider a subscription to FP Corporate Analyzer and to other Financial Post Data investment analysis products in FP Advisor. Visit www.fpinfomart.ca for samples of FP Corporate Analyzer and other FP Advisor products. NOTE: All data is for calendar 2018 year end results, or for fiscal years ended between July 2018 and June 2019. Net income in the following tables is defined as net income attributable to equityholders. The three key ratios: Net Profit Margin, Return on Equity and Return on Assets are based on the same calculations which appear in the financial table attached to the individual coverage for each company. All financial data is in Canadian dollars having been converted from foreign currencies for those companies whose statements are reported in such foreign currencies. Data for periods other than 11 to 13 months or 48 weeks to 56 weeks is annualized. Automobiles & Components Companies Total Revenue Net income Total Assets Earns. Net Profit Return on Return on $000s $000s $000s per sh. $ Margin % Equity % Assets % Magna International Inc............................. 52,911,792 2,975,616 35,388,980 8.62 5.71 20.94 9.43 Linamar Corporation.................................. 7,620,582 591,481 8,133,421 9.05 7.76 17.10 8.98 Martinrea International Inc......................... 3,662,900 185,883 2,913,811 2.15 5.07 17.62 7.57 AirBoss of America Corp........................... 410,317 11,063 317,168 0.48 2.70 7.15 4.65 Westport Fuel Systems Inc........................ 350,287 (40,814) 368,182 (0.31) (15.08) (39.07) (10.67) Banks Companies Total Revenue Net income Total Assets Earns. Net Profit Return on Return on $000s $000s $000s per sh. $ Margin % Equity % Assets % The Toronto-Dominion Bank..................... 36,422,000 11,262,000 1,334,903,000 6.02 29.19 15.40 0.87 Royal Bank of Canada................................ 33,021,000 12,400,000 1,334,734,000 8.39 29.20 17.19 0.98 The Bank of Nova Scotia............................ 28,067,000 8,548,000 998,493,000 6.90 30.32 13.98 0.91 Bank of Montreal........................................ 19,451,000 5,450,000 774,048,000 8.19 23.66 12.92 0.73 Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce..... 17,505,000 5,267,000 597,099,000 11.69 29.63 16.72 0.91 National Bank of Canada........................... 6,935,000 2,145,000 262,471,000 6.01 31.15 18.36 0.88 Laurentian Bank of Canada....................... 1,490,783 224,646 45,894,683 5.10 21.53 9.93 0.49 Canadian Western Bank............................. 1,225,295 263,506 29,021,463 2.81 32.94 11.04 0.95 First National Financial Corporation........ 1,181,510 166,427 36,037,127 2.73 14.09 37.13 0.63 Genworth MI Canada Inc............................ 869,724 451,551 6,888,849 5.04 51.92 11.36 6.79 Capital Goods Companies Total Revenue Net income Total Assets Earns. Net Profit Return on Return on $000s $000s $000s per sh. $ Margin % Equity % Assets % Brookfield Business Partners L.P............. 48,169,728 95,904 37,261,752 1.44 3.24 4.72 5.58 Bombardier Inc........................................... 21,041,856 300,672 34,042,712 0.13 1.96 n.m. 3.57 SNC-Lavalin Group Inc............................... 10,084,006 (1,316,898) 12,939,692 (7.50) (13.05) (29.67) (8.51) WSP Global Inc........................................... 7,908,100 248,100 7,766,600 2.38 3.15 7.98 4.08 Finning International Inc............................ 6,996,000 232,000 5,696,000 1.38 3.32 11.39 5.23 Russel Metals Inc....................................... 4,165,000 219,000 2,127,300 3.53 5.26 23.91 12.51 Toromont Industries Ltd............................ 3,504,236 251,984 3,234,531 3.10 7.19 20.55 9.00 CAE Inc........................................................ 3,304,100 330,000 7,165,500 1.24 10.29 14.26 6.56 Aecon Group Inc......................................... 3,266,291 59,014 2,932,692 0.99 1.81 7.39 2.92 NFI Group Inc.............................................. 3,264,651 207,285 2,829,123 3.32 6.35 20.44 8.91 Commercial & Professional Services Companies Total Revenue Net income Total Assets Earns. Net Profit Return on Return on $000s $000s $000s per sh. $ Margin % Equity % Assets % Waste Connections, Inc............................. 6,380,132 708,745 17,223,677 2.68 11.11 8.60 5.27 Stantec Inc.................................................. 4,283,800 47,400 4,009,900 0.42 4.00 9.01 4.95 Transcontinental Inc................................... 2,623,500 213,400 3,782,200 2.59 8.13 14.96 8.10 Boyd Group Income Fund.......................... 1,864,613 77,639 1,233,483 3.94 4.16 15.36 7.61 Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers Incorporated.... 1,516,354 157,437 2,799,468 1.45 10.38 15.47 7.71 GDI Integrated Facility Services Inc......... 1,103,497 12,701 305,621 0.60 1.15 5.27 4.48 Morneau Shepell Inc................................... 722,284 21,797 1,348,342 0.36 3.02 4.51 3.06 IBI Group Inc............................................... 454,614 17,059 248,166 0.55 4.51 65.24 11.41 Pollard Banknote Limited.......................... 331,868 14,852 305,600 0.58 4.48 16.95 6.70 DATA Communications Management Corp............................................................ 322,769 2,249 142,231 0.11 0.70 n.m. 1.64 blank for cropmarks.fm Page 1 Monday, June 18, 2012 2:32 PM FP Survey - Mines & Energy 2019 13 Consumer Durables & Apparel CompaniesTEST FOR CROP MARKSTotal Revenue Net income Total Assets Earns. Net Profit Return on Return on $000s $000s $000s per sh. $ Margin % Equity % Assets % BRP Inc........................................................ 5,243,800 227,000 3,077,200 2.31 4.33 n.m. 9.66 Gildan Activewear Inc................................ 3,769,500 454,603 4,098,269 2.15 12.06 17.59 12.50 Dorel Industries Inc.................................... 3,394,889 (575,869) 2,364,502 (17.76) (16.96) (53.11) (20.95) Spin Master Corp........................................ 2,114,472 200,756 1,425,922 1.97 9.49 26.65 16.15 IPL Plastics Inc........................................... 852,474 2,300 1,025,222 0.05 0.27 0.80 (0.32) Canada Goose Holdings Inc...................... 830,500 143,600 725,400 1.31 17.29 44.69 24.36 Unisync Corp.............................................. 76,836 7,073 50,433 0.53 9.42 34.85 14.90 D-BOX Technologies Inc............................ 34,164 (1,705) 33,764 (0.01) (4.99) (8.00) (3.21) Iplayco Corporation Ltd............................. 16,679 (1,414) 15,098 (0.06) (8.48) (12.86) (6.46) iFabric Corp................................................ 15,121 925 14,179 0.04 6.13 8.89 6.72 Consumer Services Companies Total Revenue Net income Total Assets Earns. Net Profit Return on Return on $000s $000s $000s per sh. $ Margin % Equity % Assets % Restaurant Brands International Inc......... 6,942,672 793,152 27,472,324 3.19 21.36 31.90 7.73 Transat A.T. Inc........................................... 2,992,582 3,819 1,559,860 0.10 0.25 0.65 1.20 The Stars Group Inc................................... 2,629,892 (132,778) 15,366,194 (0.64) (5.37) (3.55) 0.91 Great Canadian Gaming Corporation....... 1,221,000 151,200 1,601,800 2.49 19.64 32.37 21.33 Recipe Unlimited Corporation................... 1,191,932 73,788 1,591,083 1.20 6.19 13.50 6.17 Horizon North Logistics Inc....................... 394,245 (8,196) 472,410 (0.05) (2.08) (2.55) (1.27) MTY Food Group Inc.................................. 353,303 98,580 1,230,307 4.07 28.02 20.47 10.84 TWC Enterprises Limited........................... 172,638 223,294 703,076 8.17 5.33 2.76 1.38 Temple Hotels Inc....................................... 165,809 (31,924) 448,906 (1.27) (19.25) n.m. (1.32) Holloway Lodging Corporation................. 107,918 21,628 311,761 1.21 19.99 19.68 9.90 Diversified Financials Companies Total Revenue Net income Total Assets Earns. Net Profit Return on Return on $000s $000s $000s per sh. $ Margin % Equity % Assets % Brookfield Asset Management Inc............ 77,310,288 4,644,864 349,567,284 4.50 12.55 13.82 5.57 Onex Corporation....................................... 30,825,360 (859,248) 61,948,788 (8.51) (3.56) (26.09) 1.69 Thomson Reuters Corporation................. 7,129,296 5,117,904 23,252,108 7.66 3.27 0.79 1.70 IGM Financial Inc........................................ 3,249,071 776,168 15,608,714 3.19 23.89 16.82 5.43 CI Financial Corp........................................ 2,236,365 617,476 4,292,216 2.38 27.63 35.42 14.69 Element Fleet Management Corp.............. 1,770,180 (199,104) 18,964,006 (0.62) (11.25) (7.66) 0.49 Canaccord Genuity Group Inc..................
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  • Choose the Channels You Want with Fibe TV

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