Canadian Pacific Kansas City Limited (TSX:CP)
Canada flag Canada · Delayed Price · Currency is CAD
129.97
-1.40 (-1.07%)
Nov 6, 2026, 4:00 PM EST

TSX:CP Revenue

Canadian Pacific Kansas City had revenue of 4.22B CAD in the quarter ending September 30, 2026, with 15.24% growth. This brings the company's total for the last twelve months to 16.01B, up 6.51% year-over-year. In the year 2025, Canadian Pacific Kansas City had annual revenue of 15.08B with 3.66% growth. That makes Canadian Pacific Kansas City the 1,335th largest company in the world by revenue and 39th in Canada.

Revenue (ttm)
16.01B
Revenue Growth
+6.51%
P/S Ratio
7.06
Revenue / Employee
810.73K
Employees
19,744
Market Cap
113.02B

Revenue Chart

Revenue by Segment

By Segment

Chart
  • Grain 3.22B 21.3%
  • Energy, Chemicals and Plastics 2.90B 19.2%
  • Intermodal 2.68B 17.8%
  • Metals, Minerals and Consumer Products 1.79B 11.9%
  • Automotive 1.31B 8.7%
  • Coal 1.03B 6.8%
  • Forest Products 792.00M 5.3%
  • Other 1.37B 9.1%

By Geography

  • Canada 7.24B 48.0%
  • United States 5.12B 34.0%
  • Mexico 2.71B 18.0%
Fiscal year ended Dec 31, 2025 See the full TSX:CP breakdown

Revenue History

Fiscal Year EndRevenueChangeGrowth
Dec 31, 202515.08B532.00M3.66%
Dec 31, 202414.55B1.99B15.86%
Dec 31, 202312.56B3.74B42.44%
Dec 31, 20228.81B819.00M10.24%
Dec 31, 20218.00B285.00M3.70%
Dec 31, 20207.71B-82.00M-1.05%
Dec 31, 20197.79B476.00M6.51%
Dec 31, 20187.32B762.00M11.63%
Dec 31, 20176.55B322.00M5.17%
Dec 31, 20166.23B-480.00M-7.15%
Dec 31, 20156.71B92.00M1.39%
Dec 31, 20146.62B487.00M7.94%
Dec 31, 20136.13B438.00M7.69%
Dec 31, 20125.70B518.00M10.01%
Dec 31, 20115.18B196.00M3.93%
Dec 31, 20104.98B579.00M13.15%
Dec 31, 20094.40B-646.50M-12.81%
Dec 31, 20085.05B340.90M7.24%
Dec 31, 20074.71B124.40M2.71%
Dec 31, 20064.58B191.60M4.36%
Dec 31, 20054.39B--

Revenue Definition

Revenue, also called sales, is the amount of money a company receives from its business activities, such as sales of products or services. It does not take any expenses into account and is therefore different from profits.