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Section 3: Supplementary Information

3.1 Financial Highlights


Financial Highlights
(in thousands of dollars) Percent
Change
2008 2007
At End of Year (March 31, 2008):
Condensed Statement of Financial Position
Assets      
Financial Assets 4.6 1,634,501 1,561,930
Non-Financial Assets 3.1 111,286 107,908
TOTAL 4.5 1,745,787 1,669,838
       
Liabilities      
Total Liabilities -2.0 2,248,007 2,295,007
Equity      
Total Equity 19.7 (502,220) (625,169)
TOTAL 4.5 1,745,787 1,669,838
For the Year (Ended March 31):
Condensed Statement of Operations
Expenses      
Transfer Payments -16.2 609,831 728,093
Operating Expenses -1.3 757,958 768,239
Total Expenses -8.6 1,367,789 1,496,332
       
Revenues      
Total Revenues 3.9 727,546 700,261
       
Net Cost of Operations -19.6 640,243 796,071

Liabilities by TypeD

Total liabilities were $2,248 million at the end of 2007–08, a decrease of $47 million (2 percent) versus last year’s total liabilities. Deferred revenue and accounts payable continued to be the largest components of liabilities. Together they were 80.7 percent of total liabilities.

Assets by TypeD

Total assets were $1,746 million at the end of 2007–08, an increase of $76 million (4.5 percent) versus last year’s total assets. Investments continued to be the largest asset component, representing 61 percent of assets.

Expenses by TypeD

Total expenses were $1,368 million at the end of 2007–08, a decrease of $129 million (8.6 percent) versus last year’s total expenses. Major expense areas included transfer payments and salaries and employee benefits.

Total revenues were $728 million at the end of 2007–08, an increase of $27 million (3.9 percent) versus last year’s total revenues. Sales of services accounted for almost 94 percent of total revenues.

3.2 List of Tables

  1. Loans, Investments and Advances (Non-budgetary)
  2. Sources of Respendable and Non-Respendable Revenue
  3. User Fees/External Fees
  4. Details on Industry Canada’s Transfer Payment Programs (TPPs)
  5. Foundations (Conditional Grants)
  6. Horizontal Initiatives
  7. Sustainable Development Strategy
  8. Response to Parliamentary Committee, Audits and Evaluations
  9. Internal Audits and Evaluations
  10. Travel Policies
  11. Financial Statements of Department of Industry