IBISWorld - Industry Market Research, Reports, and Statistics (2024)

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Exports for 2024: $146.5B

Oil Drilling and Gas Extraction in Canada have grown tremendously, resulting from rising prices and additional investment in production. Oil and gas companies suffered significantly in 2020 amid the pandemic as prices drastically fell amid lockdowns. As the economy reopened, the need for oil and gas became apparent and prices skyrocketed, bolstering revenue. Overall, revenue is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.4% to $173.5 billion over the five years to 2023, despite a decline of 22.2% in 2023 alone. Profit has also fluctuated. Many companies endured below zero profits before it rose after the pandemic.

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2. Petroleum Refining in Canada

Exports for 2024: $27.6B

Revenue for the Canadian Petroleum Refining industry has been volatile. Crude oil is the primary input into industry products, and therefore, its price is the primary driver of industry revenue. A subsequent price recovery in 2017 after plummet the previous year helped the industry rebound by double-digits during the following two-year period. However, the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting collapse in oil prices in 2020 drove refinancing revenue down during the year. Following the pandemic peak, high demand, coupled with ongoing supply chain disruptions, led crude oil prices to spike sharply, translating into a industry revenue boom in 2021 and... Learn More

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Exports for 2024: $19.2B

Revenue for SUV and light truck manufacturers in Canada is projected to decrease throughout 2023, due to disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and volatile economic conditions. With the export market accounting for over 50.0% of industry revenue in 2023, of which more than 95.0% is destined for the United States, industry operators are heavily reliant on US economic conditions. Despite a robust economic recovery after the peak of the pandemic, industry production has not fully recovered to the levels exhibited earlier in the period. As a result, the industry has declined at a CAGR of 7.4% over the past... Learn More

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Exports for 2024: $14.7B

Revenue for the Canadian Aircraft, Engine and Parts Manufacturing industry has been declining over the past five years as a result of volatile economic conditions. In particular, the Canadian industry is a leader in manufacturing business aircraft, commercial planes with less than 150 seats, civil helicopters, regional and small engines and various aerospace components. The COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic weighed heavily on the industry given its effect on air travel, and thus, downstream demand. Industry revenue has been falling at a CAGR of 5.2% over the past five years, reaching $19.5 billion in 2023. This includes a projected rise of 3.7%... Learn More

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Exports for 2024: $13.8B

Copper, zinc and lead refineries in Canada smelt ores extracted by upstream miners and refine nonferrous metals, which downstream metal manufacturers process further. Canadian metal producers have benefited from growing economic uncertainty and rising metal prices as consumers seek safer investments, such as gold and silver. Similarly, growing manufacturing and construction activity following the initial stages of the pandemic caused the price of other metals, including copper and nickel, to skyrocket, enabling refineries to pass down cost increases to buyers. However, refineries have been negatively impacted by normalizing economic conditions and falling metal prices, which place downward pressure on revenue.... Learn More

6. Aluminum Manufacturing in Canada

Exports for 2024: $13.6B

Canadian aluminum manufacturers produce various aluminum products, ranging from alumina to finished aluminum sheets and foil. Aluminum is lightweight, ductile, corrosion-resistant, highly conductive and recyclable, making it useful in various applications. For instance, aluminum sheet is a major input into automobiles and airplanes, while aluminum foil and rolled sheet are commonly used in containers and packaging material. The United States accounts for nearly all exports, making domestic manufacturers highly dependent on international trade. IBISWorld projects industry revenue to increase at a CAGR of 7.8% to $24.8 billion through the end of 2023, declining 3.3% in 2023 alone. This growth can... Learn More

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Exports for 2024: $11.7B

Canadian meat, beef and poultry processors are powerhouses in Canada's food manufacturing sector, representing more than one-quarter of the sector's revenue. Despite this role, declining per capita meat consumption has slowed growth prospects. Disease outbreaks and a growing awareness of the health risks associated with red meat consumption have threatened Canadian appetites for steaks and fresh meats. Even so, meat products remain staples in the Canadian diet. Revenue has expanded at an expected CAGR of 3.4% to $42.9 billion through the current period, including a 0.9% jump in 2023.

The associated risks of obesity, heart disease and certain cancers have played... Learn More

8. Wheat Farming in Canada

Exports for 2024: $10.5B

Canadian wheat farms have grown despite considerable economic volatility through the end of 2023. The industry is highly globalized and reliant on trade, which has improved following the Canadian Wheat Board being dismantled in 2012; the board had restricted the marketing freedom of farms. Demand for Canadian wheat abroad has risen due to its high quality. Additionally, favourable price increases, driven by world wheat prices, have improved farm revenue and profitability. Improved trade ties with emerging economies have also aided growth by improving overall demand. Wheat farming revenue has grown at a CAGR of 4.0% to $15.1 billion through the... Learn More

9. Coal Mining in Canada

Exports for 2024: $10.1B

Operators in the Coal Mining industry in Canada have experienced considerable fluctuations in prices of industry goods. Canadian coal mining revenue has been increasing at an annualized 11.3% over the past five years, including an estimated 32.3% decrease in 2023, and is expected to total $19.0 billion. In 2023, profit is set to increase to 32.1%. The industry has two primary products, metallurgical coal used for steel production and thermal coal used in energy generation. At the start of the current period, global oversupply and falling demand resulted in low prices and revenue. Subsequent price growth between 2016 and 2018... Learn More

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Exports for 2024: $10.1B

Margarine and cooking oil processors have enjoyed considerable growth over the current period. Massive increases in the price of inputs forced processors to pass increased costs onto consumers, contributing to much of the growth over the current period. Processors pouring capital into their facilities to strengthen their output also contributed to this growth. Also, processors faced minimal declines following the outbreak of COVID-19 as its products are essential for cooking. Exports promoted considerable growth for processors, but trade tensions with China led to some export volatility. Industry-wide revenue has been growing at a CAGR of 9.4% over the past five... Learn More