CP reviews robust Q2 effects; momentum accelerating in moment part of the yr

CALGARY, AB, July 28, 2022 /CNW/ – Canadian Pacific Railway Restricted (TSX: CP) (NYSE: CP) nowadays introduced its second-quarter 2022 effects, together with revenues of $2.20 billion, reported running ratio (“OR”) of 60.6 p.c, adjusted OR1 of 59.7 p.c, reported diluted profits in step with proportion (“EPS”) of $0.82 and core adjusted diluted EPS1 of $0.95.

“After a difficult first quarter of the yr, I am happy with the resiliency and self-discipline the CP group demonstrated to ship those effects,” mentioned Keith Creel, CP President and CEO. “They proceed to show the grit and tenacity it takes to run a world-class North American railroad and ship for our shoppers.”

2nd-quarter highlights

  • Revenues higher by way of 7 p.c to $2.20 billion from $2.05 billion closing yr
  • Reported OR higher by way of 50 foundation issues to 60.6 p.c from 60.1 p.c closing yr
  • Adjusted OR1 higher by way of 440 foundation issues to 59.7 p.c from 55.3 p.c closing yr
  • Reported diluted EPS was once $0.82, a 56 p.c lower from closing yr
  • Core adjusted diluted EPS1, apart from vital pieces and Kansas Town Southern (“KCS”) acquire accounting, was once $0.95, an 8 p.c lower from closing yr

“The robust call for surroundings for North American items and commodities, coupled with our personal distinctive enlargement projects and the promising upcoming Canadian grain crop, provides me self assurance that we can proceed to look momentum construct into the again part of 2022 and past,” mentioned Creel.

CP is continuous to development against growing the primary single-line rail community linking the U.S., Mexico and Canada by way of combining with KCS, topic to U.S. Floor Transportation Board approval.

“Our proposed mixture with KCS will attach shoppers to new markets, support pageant within the U.S. rail community and force financial enlargement throughout North The us,” Creel mentioned. “As we proceed to development towards this ancient mixture, our pleasure concerning the alternatives forward with the blended firms continues to develop.”

Those measures don’t have any standardized meanings prescribed by way of accounting ideas most often authorized in the USA of The us (“GAAP”) and, due to this fact, will not be related to an identical measures offered by way of different firms. For info referring to non-GAAP measures, together with reconciliations to essentially the most related GAAP measures, see the hooked up supplementary time table Non-GAAP Measures.

Convention Name Main points
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A replay of the second-quarter convention name can be to be had by way of telephone thru to Aug. 4, 2022 at 800-839-6910 (Canada/U.S.) or 402-220-6058 (Global).

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This information free up might comprise sure forward-looking knowledge and forward-looking statements (jointly, “forward-looking knowledge”) throughout the that means of acceptable securities regulations. Ahead-looking knowledge comprises, however isn’t restricted to, statements regarding expectancies, ideals, plans, objectives, targets, assumptions and statements about imaginable long run occasions, prerequisites, and result of operations or efficiency. Ahead-looking knowledge might comprise statements with phrases or headings comparable to “monetary expectancies”, “key assumptions”, “wait for”, “imagine”, “be expecting”, “plan”, “will”, “outlook”, “will have to” or an identical phrases suggesting long run results. This information free up comprises forward-looking knowledge bearing on, however now not restricted to statements regarding, value regulate efforts, the luck of our trade, adjustments to financial and trade prerequisites, the standing of the CP-KCS transaction, together with linked regulatory approvals, and the alternatives coming up there from, our operations, priorities and plans, expected monetary and operational efficiency, trade possibilities and insist for our services and products and enlargement alternatives.

The forward-looking knowledge that can be on this information free up is according to present expectancies, estimates, projections and assumptions, having regard to CP’s revel in and its belief of historic developments, and comprises, however isn’t restricted to, expectancies, estimates, projections and assumptions on the subject of: adjustments in trade methods, North American and world financial enlargement; commodity call for enlargement; sustainable business and agricultural manufacturing; commodity costs and rates of interest; efficiency of our property and gear; sufficiency of our budgeted capital expenditures in sporting out our marketing strategy; geopolitical prerequisites, acceptable regulations, rules and govt insurance policies; the provision and value of labour, services and products and infrastructure; the pleasure by way of 0.33 events in their responsibilities to CP; and the predicted affects of the COVID-19 pandemic on CP companies, running effects, coins flows and/or monetary situation. Even if CP believes the expectancies, estimates, projections and assumptions mirrored within the forward-looking knowledge offered herein are cheap as of the date hereof, there may also be no assurance that they’re going to end up to be proper. Present prerequisites, financial and in a different way, render assumptions, despite the fact that cheap when made, topic to bigger uncertainty.

Undue reliance will have to now not be put on forward-looking knowledge as exact effects might fluctuate materially from the ones expressed or implied by way of forward-looking knowledge. Via its nature, CP’s forward-looking knowledge comes to inherent dangers and uncertainties that might reason exact effects to fluctuate materially from the ahead searching knowledge, together with, however now not restricted to, the next components: adjustments in trade methods and strategic alternatives; normal Canadian, U.S., Mexican and world social, financial, political, credit score and trade prerequisites; dangers related to agricultural manufacturing comparable to climate prerequisites and bug populations; the provision and value of power commodities; the consequences of pageant and pricing pressures, together with pageant from different rail carriers, trucking firms and maritime shippers in Canada, the U.S. and Mexico; North American and world financial enlargement; trade capability; shifts in marketplace call for; adjustments in commodity costs and commodity call for; uncertainty surrounding timing and volumes of commodities being shipped by the use of CP; inflation; geopolitical instability; adjustments in regulations, rules and govt insurance policies, together with legislation of charges; adjustments in taxes and tax charges; doable will increase in repairs and running prices; adjustments in gas costs; disruption in gas provides; uncertainties of investigations, lawsuits or different varieties of claims and litigation; compliance with environmental rules; labour disputes; adjustments in labour prices and labour difficulties; dangers and liabilities coming up from derailments; transportation of unhealthy items; timing finishing touch of capital and upkeep tasks; sufficiency of budgeted capital expenditures in sporting out trade plans; services and products and infrastructure; the pleasure by way of 0.33 events in their responsibilities; forex and rate of interest fluctuations; alternate charges; results of adjustments in marketplace prerequisites and cut price charges at the monetary place of pension plans and investments; business restrictions or different adjustments to world business preparations; the consequences of present and long run multinational business agreements at the point of business amongst Canada, the U.S. and Mexico; local weather trade and the marketplace and regulatory responses to local weather trade; expected in-service dates; luck of hedging actions; operational efficiency and reliability; buyer, regulatory and different stakeholder approvals and beef up; regulatory and legislative choices and movements; the opposed affect of any termination or revocation by way of the Mexican govt of Kansas Town Southern de México, S.A. de C.V.’s Concession; public opinion; more than a few occasions that might disrupt operations, together with serious climate, comparable to droughts, floods, avalanches and earthquakes, and cybersecurity assaults, in addition to safety threats and governmental reaction to them, and technological adjustments; acts of terrorism, struggle or different acts of violence or crime or chance of such actions; insurance plans obstacles; subject material opposed adjustments in financial and trade prerequisites, together with the provision of brief and long-term financing; the pandemic created by way of the outbreak of COVID-19 and its variants and ensuing results on financial prerequisites, the call for surroundings for logistics necessities and effort costs, restrictions imposed by way of public well being government or governments, fiscal and fiscal coverage responses by way of governments and monetary establishments, and disruptions to world provide chains; the conclusion of expected advantages and synergies of the CP-KCS transaction and the timing thereof; the luck of integration plans for KCS; the focal point of control time and a focus at the CP-KCS transaction and different disruptions coming up from the transaction; estimated long run dividends; monetary power and versatility; debt and fairness marketplace prerequisites, together with the facility to get admission to capital markets on beneficial phrases or in any respect; value of debt and fairness capital; and the facility of the control of the Corporate to execute key priorities, together with the ones in reference to the CP-KCS transaction. The foregoing record of things isn’t exhaustive. Those and different components are detailed every now and then in reviews filed by way of CP with securities regulators in Canada and the USA. Reference will have to be made to “Merchandise 1A – Possibility Elements” and “Merchandise 7 – Control’s Dialogue and Research of Monetary Situation and Result of Operations – Ahead-Taking a look Statements” in CP’s annual and meantime reviews on Shape 10-Ok and 10-Q.

Any forward-looking knowledge contained on this information free up is made as of the date hereof. Aside from as required by way of regulation, CP undertakes no legal responsibility to replace publicly or in a different way revise any forward-looking knowledge, or the foregoing assumptions and dangers affecting such forward-looking knowledge, whether or not because of new knowledge, long run occasions or in a different way.

About Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pacific is a transcontinental railway in Canada and the USA with direct hyperlinks to primary ports at the west and east coasts. CP supplies North American shoppers a aggressive rail provider with get admission to to key markets in each nook of the globe. CP is rising with its shoppers, providing a set of freight transportation services and products, logistics answers and provide chain experience. Consult with cpr.ca to look the rail benefits of CP. CP-IR

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

INTERIM CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF INCOME
(unaudited)


For the 3 months
ended June 30

For the six months
ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks, with the exception of proportion and in step with proportion information)

2022

2021

2022

2021

Revenues (Be aware 3)





Freight

$       2,154

$        2,008

$       3,950

$       3,926

Non-freight

48

46

90

87

General revenues

2,202

2,054

4,040

4,013

Working bills





Repayment and advantages

348

379

761

784

Gasoline

370

218

643

424

Fabrics

63

54

125

113

Apparatus rents

29

28

64

61

Depreciation and amortization

211

200

421

402

Bought services and products and different (Be aware 10)

313

355

623

629

General running bills

1,334

1,234

2,637

2,413






Working source of revenue

868

820

1,403

1,600

Much less:





Fairness profits of Kansas Town Southern (Be aware 10)

(208)

(406)

Different expense (Be aware 4, 10)

7

157

6

129

Merger termination charge (Be aware 10)

(845)

(845)

Different elements of web periodic get advantages restoration (Be aware 15)

(101)

(96)

(202)

(191)

Web hobby expense

160

101

320

211

Source of revenue sooner than source of revenue tax expense

1,010

1,503

1,685

2,296

Source of revenue tax expense (Be aware 5)

245

257

330

448

Web source of revenue

$          765

$      1,246

$       1,355

$       1,848






Income in step with proportion (Be aware 6)





Elementary profits in step with proportion

$         0.82

$         1.87

$         1.46

$         2.77

Diluted profits in step with proportion

$         0.82

$         1.86

$

1.45

$         2.76






Weighted-average collection of stocks (hundreds of thousands) (Be aware 6)





Elementary

929.9

666.7

929.8

666.6

Diluted

932.6

669.9

932.7

669.8






Dividends declared in step with proportion

$      0.190

$           0.190

$          0.380

$        0.380

See Notes to Meantime Consolidated Monetary Statements.


INTERIM CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME
(unaudited)


For the 3 months
ended June 30

For the six months
ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

2022

2021

2022

2021

Web source of revenue

$            765

$       1,246

$       1,355

$       1,848

Web acquire in foreign currencies translation changes, web of hedging
actions

719

10

383

20

Exchange in derivatives designated as coins go with the flow hedges

2

(97)

3

(72)

Exchange in pension and post-retirement outlined get advantages plans

38

52

77

105

Fairness accounted investments

73

135

Different complete source of revenue (loss) sooner than source of revenue taxes

832

(35)

598

53

Source of revenue tax restoration (expense) on above pieces

2

(34)

(30)

Different complete source of revenue (loss) (Be aware 7)

834

(35)

564

23

Complete source of revenue

$        1,599

$        1,211

$        1,919

$        1,871

See Notes to Meantime Consolidated Monetary Statements.

INTERIM CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEETS AS AT
(unaudited)


June 30

December 31

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

2022

2021

Property



Present property



Money and coins equivalents

$                    154

$                      69

Limited coins and coins equivalents

13

Accounts receivable, web (Be aware 8)

962

819

Fabrics and provides

271

235

Different present property

224

216


1,611

1,352

Funding in Kansas Town Southern (Be aware 11)

43,203

42,309

Investments

217

209

Homes

21,502

21,200

Goodwill and intangible property

374

371

Pension asset

2,538

2,317

Different property

429

419

General property

$               69,874

$               68,177

Liabilities and shareholders’ fairness



Present liabilities



Accounts payable and gathered liabilities

$                 1,511

$                 1,609

Lengthy-term debt maturing inside 12 months (Be aware 12, 13)

1,698

1,550


3,209

3,159

Pension and different get advantages liabilities

724

718

Different long-term liabilities

509

542

Lengthy-term debt (Be aware 12, 13)

18,372

18,577

Deferred source of revenue taxes

11,646

11,352

General liabilities

34,460

34,348

Shareholders’ fairness



Percentage capital

25,488

25,475

Further paid-in capital

73

66

Amassed different complete loss (Be aware 7)

(1,539)

(2,103)

Retained profits

11,392

10,391


35,414

33,829

General liabilities and shareholders’ fairness

$               69,874

$               68,177

See Contingencies (Be aware 17).

See Notes to Meantime Consolidated Monetary Statements.

INTERIM CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF CASH FLOWS
(unaudited)


For the 3 months
ended June 30

For the six months
ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

2022

2021

2022

2021

Working actions





Web source of revenue

$             765

$          1,246

$          1,355

$          1,848

Reconciliation of web source of revenue to coins equipped by way of running actions:





Depreciation and amortization

211

200

421

402

Deferred source of revenue tax expense (Be aware 5)

114

9

113

60

Pension restoration and investment (Be aware 15)

(72)

(65)

(144)

(126)

Fairness profits of Kansas Town Southern (Be aware 10)

(208)

(406)

Foreign currencies acquire on debt and rent liabilities (Be aware 4)

(52)

(85)

Dividend from Kansas Town Southern (Be aware 10)

334

Different running actions, web

(16)

52

(99)

(36)

Exchange in non-cash operating capital balances associated with operations

(87)

564

(254)

473

Money equipped by way of running actions

707

1,954

1,320

2,536

Making an investment actions





Additions to homes

(370)

(416)

(596)

(739)

Proceeds from sale of homes and different property

11

12

26

49

Different

(3)

(1)

2

(1)

Money utilized in making an investment actions

(362)

(405)

(568)

(691)

Financing actions





Dividends paid

(176)

(126)

(353)

(253)

Issuance of CP Commonplace Stocks

1

8

9

16

Compensation of long-term debt, apart from business paper (Be aware 12)

(10)

(10)

(552)

(31)

Compensation of time period mortgage (Be aware 12)

(132)

(132)

Web issuance (compensation) of industrial paper (Be aware 11)

20

(872)

340

(779)

Acquisition-related financing charges (Be aware 10)

(12)

(45)

Different

(4)

(4)

Money utilized in financing actions

(297)

(1,016)

(688)

(1,096)

Impact of foreign currencies fluctuations on U.S. dollar-denominated
coins and coins equivalents

8

(1)

8

(4)

Money place





Building up in coins, coins equivalents, and limited coins

56

532

72

745

Money, coins equivalents, and limited coins at starting of era

98

360

82

147

Money and coins equivalents at finish of era

$             154

$             892

$             154

$             892

Supplemental disclosures of money go with the flow knowledge:





Source of revenue taxes paid

$               93

$             139

$             252

$             272

Passion paid

$             169

$               57

$             319

$             212

See Notes to Meantime Consolidated Monetary Statements.

INTERIM CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF CHANGES IN SHAREHOLDERS’ EQUITY 
(unaudited)


For the 3 months ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks with the exception of in step with
proportion information)


Commonplace
Stocks (in
hundreds of thousands)


Percentage

capital

Further

paid-in

capital

Amassed

different

complete

loss

Retained

profits

General

shareholders’

fairness

Steadiness as at April 1, 2022


929.9


$  25,486

$             68

$                (2,373)

$   10,804

$            33,985

Web source of revenue



765

765

Different complete source of revenue (Be aware 7)



834

834

Dividends declared ($0.190 in step with proportion)



(177)

(177)

Impact of stock-based repayment expense



5

5

Stocks issued beneath inventory possibility plan


0.1


2

2

Steadiness as at June 30, 2022


930.0


$  25,488

$             73

$                (1,539)

$   11,392

$            35,414

Steadiness as at April 1, 2021


666.6


$ 1,993

$             58

$                (2,756)

$     8,571

$              7,866

Web source of revenue



1,246

1,246

Different complete loss (Be aware 7)



(35)

(35)

Dividends declared ($0.190 in step with proportion)



(127)

(127)

Impact of stock-based repayment expense



7

7

Stocks issued beneath inventory possibility plan


0.2


10

(2)

8

Steadiness as at June 30, 2021


666.8


$ 2,003

$             63

$                (2,791)

$     9,690

$              8,965


For the six months ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks with the exception of in step with
proportion information)


Commonplace
Stocks (in
hundreds of thousands)


Percentage

capital

Further

paid-in

capital

Amassed

different

complete

loss

Retained

profits

General

shareholders’

fairness

Steadiness as at January 1, 2022


929.7


$  25,475

$             66

$                (2,103)

$   10,391

$            33,829

Web source of revenue



1,355

1,355

Different complete source of revenue (Be aware 7)



564

564

Dividends declared ($0.380 in step with proportion)



(354)

(354)

Impact of stock-based repayment expense



12

12

Stocks issued for Kansas Town Southern
acquisition



(2)

(2)

Stocks issued beneath inventory possibility plan


0.3


13

(3)

10

Steadiness as at June 30, 2022


930.0


$  25,488

$             73

$                (1,539)

$   11,392

$            35,414

Steadiness as at January 1, 2021


666.3


$ 1,983

$             55

$                (2,814)

$     8,095

$              7,319

Web source of revenue



1,848

1,848

Different complete source of revenue (Be aware 7)



23

23

Dividends declared ($0.380 in step with proportion)



(253)

(253)

Impact of stock-based repayment
expense



12

12

Stocks issued beneath inventory possibility plan


0.5


20

(4)

16

Steadiness as at June 30, 2021


666.8


$ 2,003

$             63

$                (2,791)

$     9,690

$              8,965

See Notes to Meantime Consolidated Monetary Statements.

NOTES TO INTERIM CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
June 30, 2022
(unaudited)

1    Foundation of presentation

Those unaudited Meantime Consolidated Monetary Statements (“Meantime Consolidated Monetary Statements”) of Canadian Pacific Railway Restricted (“CPRL”) and its subsidiaries (jointly, “CP”, or “the Corporate”), expressed in Canadian bucks, replicate control’s estimates and assumptions which might be vital for his or her honest presentation in conformity with most often authorized accounting ideas in the USA of The us (“GAAP”). They don’t come with all disclosures required beneath GAAP for annual monetary statements and will have to be learn along with the 2021 annual Consolidated Monetary Statements and notes incorporated in CP’s 2021 Annual Document on Shape 10-Ok. The accounting insurance policies used are in line with the accounting insurance policies utilized in getting ready the 2021 annual Consolidated Monetary Statements. 

CP’s operations may also be suffering from seasonal fluctuations comparable to adjustments in buyer call for and weather-related problems. This seasonality may affect quarter-over-quarter comparisons.

In control’s opinion, the Meantime Consolidated Monetary Statements come with all changes (consisting of standard and routine changes) vital to give slightly such knowledge. Meantime effects don’t seem to be essentially indicative of the effects anticipated for the fiscal yr.

2    Accounting adjustments

Applied in 2022

Executive Help

On January 1, 2022, the Corporate followed the brand new Accounting Requirements Replace (“ASU”) 2021-10, issued by way of the Monetary Accounting Requirements Board (“FASB”), and all linked amendments beneath FASB Accounting Requirements Codification (“ASC”) Matter 832, Executive Help. The modification is made to extend transparency by way of introducing particular disclosure necessities for entities who practice a grant or contribution style by way of analogy to account for transactions with a central authority. This replace is carried out to govt help transactions throughout the scope of this modification which might be within the monetary statements on the date of preliminary software and prospectively to new transactions entered into after preliminary software. See Be aware 9 for additional dialogue on govt help.

All different accounting pronouncements that become efficient throughout the era coated by way of the Meantime Consolidated Monetary Statements didn’t have a subject material affect at the Corporate’s Consolidated Monetary Statements and linked disclosures.

Long run adjustments

Contract Property and Contract Liabilities Got in a Trade Aggregate

In October 2021, the FASB issued ASU 2021-08, Trade Mixtures (Matter 805), Accounting for Contract Property and Contract Liabilities from Contracts with Shoppers. This modification introduces the requirement for an acquirer to acknowledge and measure contract property and contract liabilities obtained in a trade mixture in response to the necessities of FASB ASC Matter 606, Income from Contracts with Shoppers, reasonably than at honest worth. This modification can be efficient prospectively from January 1, 2023, with early adoption approved. The Corporate is these days assessing the affect of this modification.

All different accounting pronouncements not too long ago issued, however now not efficient till after June 30, 2022, had been assessed and don’t seem to be anticipated to have a subject material affect at the Corporate’s Consolidated Monetary Statements and linked disclosures.

3    Revenues 

The next desk disaggregates the Corporate’s revenues from contracts with shoppers by way of primary supply:


For the 3 months
ended June 30

For the six months
ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

2022

2021

2022

2021

Freight





Grain

$             370

$             444

$             730

$             892

Coal

163

170

302

333

Potash

171

134

275

235

Fertilizers and sulphur

85

78

163

155

Wooded area merchandise

104

90

190

170

Power, chemical compounds and plastics

340

369

650

757

Metals, minerals and client merchandise

228

180

409

339

Automobile

120

98

211

206

Intermodal

573

445

1,020

839

General freight revenues

2,154

2,008

3,950

3,926

Non-freight apart from leasing revenues

27

26

49

50

Revenues from contracts with shoppers

2,181

2,034

3,999

3,976

Leasing revenues

21

20

41

37

General revenues

$          2,202

$          2,054

$          4,040

$          4,013

Contract liabilities       

Contract liabilities constitute bills won for efficiency responsibilities now not but glad and relate to deferred income and are offered as elements of “Accounts payable and gathered liabilities” and “Different long-term liabilities” at the Corporate’s Meantime Consolidated Steadiness Sheets.

The next desk summarizes the adjustments in contract liabilities:


For the 3 months
ended June 30

For the six months
ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

2022

2021

2022

2021

Opening stability

$               67

$            114

$              67

$              61

Income known that was once incorporated within the contract legal responsibility stability
at the start of the era

(7)

(19)

(11)

(23)

Building up because of attention won, web of income known
throughout the era

9

150

13

207

Remaining stability

$               69

$           245

$              69

$            245

4    Different expense


For the 3 months
ended June 30

For the six months
ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

2022

2021

2022

2021

Foreign currencies acquire on debt and rent liabilities

$                —

$              (52)

$                —

$              (85)

Different foreign currencies positive factors

(3)

(2)

(2)

Acquisition-related prices (Be aware 10)

209

212

Different

7

3

8

4

Different expense

$                  7

$             157

$                  6

$             129

5    Source of revenue taxes


For the 3 months
ended June 30

For the six months
ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

2022

2021

2022

2021

Present source of revenue tax expense

$             131

$             248

$             217

$             388

Deferred source of revenue tax expense

114

9

113

60

Source of revenue tax expense

$             245

$             257

$             330

$             448

The efficient tax charges together with discrete pieces for the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2022 had been 24.21% and 19.59%, respectively, in comparison to 17.10% and 19.50%, respectively for a similar classes of 2021.

For the 3 months ended June 30, 2022, the efficient tax price was once 24.25%, apart from the discrete pieces of fairness profits of Kansas Town Southern (“KCS”), acquisition-related prices incurred by way of CP of $19 million, and out of doors foundation deferred tax expense of $49 million coming up from the variation between the sporting quantity of CP’s funding in KCS for monetary reporting and the underlying tax foundation of this funding.

For the 3 months ended June 30, 2021, the efficient tax price was once 24.60%, apart from the discrete pieces of the merger termination charge of $845 million (U.S. $700 million) won in reference to KCS’s termination of the Authentic Merger Settlement, foreign currencies (“FX”) acquire of $52 million on debt and rent liabilities, and acquisition-related prices of $308 million.

For the six months ended June 30, 2022, the efficient tax price was once 24.25%, apart from the discrete pieces of fairness profits of KCS, acquisition-related prices incurred by way of CP of $39 million, and out of doors foundation deferred tax expense of $17 million coming up from the variation between the sporting quantity of CP’s funding in KCS for monetary reporting and the underlying tax foundation of this funding.

For the six months ended June 30, 2021, the efficient tax price was once 24.60%, apart from the discrete pieces of the merger termination charge of $845 million (U.S. $700 million), FX acquire of $85 million on debt and rent liabilities, and acquisition-related prices of $344 million.

6    Income in step with proportion

Elementary profits in step with proportion has been calculated the use of Web source of revenue for the era divided by way of the weighted-average collection of stocks remarkable throughout the era. The collection of stocks used within the profits in step with proportion calculations are reconciled as follows:


For the 3 months
ended June 30

For the six months
ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands)

2022

2021

2022

2021

Weighted-average elementary stocks remarkable

929.9

666.7

929.8

666.6

Dilutive impact of inventory choices

2.7

3.2

2.9

3.2

Weighted-average diluted stocks remarkable

932.6

669.9

932.7

669.8

For the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2022, there have been 0.8 million and zero.4 million choices, respectively, excluded from the computation of diluted profits in step with proportion as a result of their results weren’t dilutive (3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2021 – nil). 

7    Adjustments in Amassed different complete loss (“AOCL”) by way of part


For the 3 months ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

International forex
web of hedging
actions(1)

Derivatives(1)(2)

Pension and post-
retirement outlined
get advantages plans(1)

Fairness
accounted
investments(1)(2)

General(1)

Opening stability, April 1, 2022

$                      (531)

$                  (3)

$                   (1,884)

$                       45

$          (2,373)

Different complete source of revenue
sooner than reclassifications

748

57

805

Quantities reclassified from
gathered different
complete loss

1

28

29

Web different complete source of revenue

748

1

28

57

834

Remaining stability, June 30, 2022

$                       217

$                  (2)

$                   (1,856)

$                     102

$          (1,539)

Opening stability, April 1, 2021

$                       112

$                (21)

$                   (2,839)

$                        (8)

$         (2,756)

Different complete loss
sooner than reclassifications

(2)

(72)

(2)

(76)

Quantities reclassified from
gathered different complete loss

2

39

41

Web different complete (loss)
source of revenue

(2)

(70)

39

(2)

(35)

Remaining stability, June 30, 2021

$                       110

$                (91)

$                   (2,800)

$                      (10)

$          (2,791)

(1)  

Quantities are offered web of tax.

(2)

Comparative figures had been reclassified to evolve with present era presentation.


For the six months ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

International forex
web of hedging
actions(1)

Derivatives(1)(2)

Pension and post-
retirement outlined
get advantages plans(1)

Fairness
accounted
investments(1)(2)

General(1)

Opening stability, January 1,
2022

$                       (182)

$                  (4)

$                   (1,915)

$                        (2)

$          (2,103)

Different complete source of revenue
sooner than reclassifications

399

103

502

Quantities reclassified from
gathered different
complete loss

2

59

1

62

Web different complete source of revenue

399

2

59

104

564

Remaining stability, June 30,
2022

$                        217

$                  (2)

$                   (1,856)

$                     102

$          (1,539)

Opening stability, January 1,
2021

$                        112

$                (40)

$ (2,878)

$                        (8)

$          (2,814)

Different complete loss
sooner than reclassifications

(2)

(55)

(2)

(59)

Quantities reclassified from
gathered different complete loss

4

78

82

Web different complete (loss) source of revenue

(2)

(51)

78

(2)

23

Remaining stability, June 30, 2021

$                        110

$                91)

$ (2,800)

$                      (10)

$          (2,791)

(1)  

Quantities are offered web of tax.

(2)

Comparative figures had been reclassified to evolve with present era presentation.

Quantities in Pension and post-retirement outlined get advantages plans reclassified from AOCL are as follows:


For the 3 months
ended June 30

For the six months
ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

2022

2021

2022

2021

Reputation of web actuarial loss(1)

$               38

$               52

$               77

$             105

Source of revenue tax restoration

(10)

(13)

(18)

(27)

General web of source of revenue tax

$               28

$               39

$               59

$               78

(1)   

Affects “Different elements of web periodic get advantages restoration” at the Meantime Consolidated Statements of Source of revenue.

8    Accounts receivable, web


As at June 30, 2022

As at December 31, 2021

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

Freight

Non-freight

General

Freight

Non-freight

General

General accounts receivable

$            736

$               265

$    1,001

$          614

$            239

$       853

Allowance for credit score losses

(24)

(15)

(39)

(20)

(14)

(34)

General accounts receivable, web

$            712

$               250

$       962

$          594

$            225

$       819


For the 3 months ended
June 30, 2022

For the 3 months ended
June 30, 2021

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

Freight

Non-
freight

General

Freight

Non-
freight

General

Allowance for credit score losses, opening stability

$        (22)

$        (14)

$        (36)

$        (24)

$        (15)

$        (39)

Present era credit score loss provision, web

(2)

(1)

(3)

1

1

Allowance for credit score losses, last stability

$        (24)

$        (15)

$        (39)

$        (23)

$        (15)

$        (38)


For the six months ended
June 30, 2022

For the six months ended
June 30, 2021

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

Freight

Non-
freight

General

Freight

Non-
freight

General

Allowance for credit score losses, opening stability

$        (20)

$        (14)

$        (34)

$        (25)

$        (15)

$        (40)

Present era credit score loss provision, web

(4)

(1)

(5)

2

2

Allowance for credit score losses, last stability

$        (24)

$        (15)

$        (39)

$        (23)

$        (15)

$        (38)

9   Executive help

Via analogy to the grant style of accounting inside Global Accounting Requirements (“IAS”) 20, Accounting for Executive Grants and Disclosure of Executive Help, CP data govt the help of more than a few ranges of Canadian and U.S. governments and govt companies when the prerequisites in their receipt are complied with and there may be cheap assurance that the help can be won.

Executive help associated with homes have as a number one situation that CP will have to acquire, assemble, or in a different way gain assets, plant and gear. Underneath sure govt help preparations, there’s a secondary situation which calls for CP to pay off a portion of the help if sure prerequisites associated with the property don’t seem to be adhered to throughout a specified era. In those instances, it’s CP’s purpose to conform to all prerequisites imposed by way of the phrases of the federal government help. Executive help won or receivable associated with CP’s assets property are deducted from the price of the property within the Meantime Consolidated Steadiness Sheets inside “Homes” and amortized over the similar era because the linked property in “Depreciation and amortization” within the Meantime Consolidated Statements of Source of revenue.

Throughout the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2022, the Corporate won $6 million and $19 million, respectively, of presidency help against the acquisition and building of homes.

As of June 30, 2022, the whole Homes stability of $21,502 million is web of $274 million of unamortized govt help (December 31, 2021 – $259 million), basically associated with the enhancement of CP’s observe and roadway infrastructure. Amortization expense associated with govt help for the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2022 was once $2 million and $5 million, respectively.

10    Trade acquisition

Kansas Town Southern

The Corporate accounts for its funding in KCS the use of the fairness way of accounting whilst the U.S. Floor Transportation Board (“STB”) considers the Corporate’s software to regulate KCS. The STB evaluate of CP’s proposed regulate of KCS whilst KCS is within the vote casting accept as true with is predicted to be finished within the first quarter of 2023. The funding in KCS of $43,203 million as at June 30, 2022 comprises $208 million and $406 million of fairness profits of KCS for the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2022, respectively, offset by way of a dividend won of $334 million on January 27, 2022. Integrated throughout the $208 million and $406 million of fairness profits of KCS known for the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2022 was once amortization (web of tax), of the roughly $30 billion foundation distinction, representing the variation in worth between the dignity paid to obtain KCS and the underlying sporting worth of the web property of KCS as at December 14, 2021, instantly previous to the purchase by way of CP. The amortization (web of tax), known for the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2022 was once $39 million and $79 million, respectively. The root distinction is said to depreciable assets, plant and gear, intangible property with particular lives, and long-term debt, and is amortized over the linked property’ ultimate helpful lives, and the remainder phrases to adulthood of the debt tools.

Throughout the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2022, the Corporate incurred $19 million and $39 million, in acquisition-related prices, respectively, recorded inside “Bought services and products and different” within the Corporate’s Meantime Consolidated Statements of Source of revenue. Acquisition-related prices of $14 million and $27 million incurred by way of KCS throughout the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2022 are incorporated inside “Fairness profits of Kansas Town Southern” within the Corporate’s Meantime Consolidated Statements of Source of revenue.

Throughout the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2021, the Corporate incurred $308 million and $344 million in acquisition-related prices, respectively, of which $99 million and $132 million had been recorded inside “Bought services and products and different” and $209 million and $212 million had been recorded inside “Different expense”, respectively, together with the amortization of financing charges related to new credit score amenities. General financing charges paid for a bridge facility related to the KCS acquisition throughout the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2021 had been $12 million and $45 million, respectively, offered beneath Money utilized in financing actions within the Corporate’s Meantime Consolidated Statements of Money Flows.

On Would possibly 21, 2021, KCS terminated the Settlement and Plan of Merger entered into on March 21, 2021 (the “Authentic Merger Settlement”) with CP to go into right into a definitive settlement with Canadian Nationwide Railway. On the identical time and in response to the phrases of the Authentic Merger Settlement, KCS paid CP a termination charge of $845 million (U.S. $700 million). This quantity is reported as “Merger termination charge” within the Corporate’s Meantime Consolidated Statements of Source of revenue for the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2021. No an identical pieces had been won in the similar era of 2022.

11    Funding in KCS

The KCS funding sporting value of $43,203 million reported at the Corporate’s Meantime Consolidated Steadiness Sheets as at June 30, 2022 displays the dignity paid to obtain KCS, the asset recorded upon reputation of a deferred tax legal responsibility computed on an out of doors foundation (see Be aware 5), the next reputation of fairness profits, the dividend won from KCS, and foreign currencies translation according to the quarter-end alternate price.

The next desk gifts summarized monetary knowledge for KCS, on its historic value foundation:

Observation of Source of revenue

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)(1)

For the 3 months ended
June 30, 2022

For the six months ended
June 30, 2022

General revenues

$                                           1,079

$                                           2,065

General running bills

680

1,297

Working source of revenue

399

768

Much less: Different(2)

59

98

Source of revenue sooner than source of revenue taxes

340

670

Web source of revenue

$                                              248

$                                              485

(1)

Quantities translated on the common FX price for the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2022 of $1.00 USD = $1.28 CAD and $1.00 USD = $1.27 CAD,
respectively.

(2)

Contains Fairness in web profits of KCS’s associates, Passion expense, FX loss, and Different source of revenue, web.

12    Debt

Throughout the six months ended June 30, 2022, the Corporate repaid at adulthood $125 million 5.100% 10-year Medium Time period Notes, U.S. $250 million ($313 million) 4.500% 10-year Notes, and a U.S. $76 million ($97 million) 6.99% finance rent.

Credit score facility

Efficient March 14, 2022, the Corporate prolonged the adulthood date of the U.S. $500 million unsecured non-revolving time period credit score facility (the “time period facility”) to September 15, 2022. As at June 30, 2022, the Corporate had borrowings of U.S. $400 million ($515 million) beneath this time period facility (December 31, 2021 – U.S. $500 million) at an rate of interest of two.73% (December 31, 2021 – 1.38%).

Industrial paper program

The Corporate has a business paper program which allows it to factor business paper as much as a most mixture essential quantity of U.S. $1.0 billion within the type of unsecured promissory notes. This business paper program is sponsored by way of the U.S. $1.3 billion revolving credit score facility. As at June 30, 2022, the Corporate had general business paper borrowings of U.S. $540 million ($696 million), incorporated in “Lengthy-term debt maturing inside 12 months” at the Corporate’s Meantime Consolidated Steadiness Sheets (December 31, 2021 – U.S. $265 million). The weighted-average rate of interest on those borrowings was once 2.00% (December 31, 2021 – 0.32%). The Corporate gifts issuances and repayments of industrial paper, all of that have a adulthood of lower than 90 days, within the Corporate’s Meantime Consolidated Statements of Money Flows on a web foundation.

13    Monetary tools

A.   Honest values of monetary tools

The Corporate categorizes its monetary property and liabilities measured at honest worth right into a three-level hierarchy established by way of GAAP that prioritizes the ones inputs to valuation tactics used to measure honest worth according to the level to which they’re observable. The 3 ranges of the honest worth hierarchy are as follows: Stage 1 inputs are quoted costs in lively markets for similar property and liabilities; Stage 2 inputs, instead of quoted costs incorporated inside Stage 1, are observable for the asset or legal responsibility both without delay or not directly; and Stage 3 inputs don’t seem to be observable out there.

The Corporate’s momentary monetary tools might come with coins and coins equivalents, limited coins and coins equivalents, accounts receivable, accounts payable and gathered liabilities, and momentary borrowings together with business paper and time period loans. The sporting values of momentary monetary tools approximate their honest values.

The sporting worth of the Corporate’s long-term debt and finance rent liabilities does now not approximate their honest worth. Their estimated honest worth has been made up our minds according to marketplace knowledge, the place to be had, or by way of discounting long run bills of essential and hobby at estimated rates of interest anticipated to be to be had to the Corporate at era finish. All measurements are categorized as Stage 2. The Corporate’s long-term debt and finance rent liabilities, together with present maturities, with a sporting worth of $18,858 million as at June 30, 2022 (December 31, 2021$19,151 million), had a good worth of $17,570 million (December 31, 2021$21,265 million).

B.   Monetary chance control

FX control

Web funding hedge

The impact of the Corporate’s web funding hedge for the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2022 was once an unrealized FX lack of $216 million and $118 million, respectively (3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2021 – unrealized FX acquire of $86 million and $162 million, respectively) known in “Different complete source of revenue (loss)”.

14    Shareholders’ fairness

On January 27, 2021, the Corporate introduced a regular route issuer bid (“NCIB”), taking off January 29, 2021, to buy as much as 16.7 million Commonplace Stocks within the open marketplace for cancellation on or sooner than January 28, 2022. Upon expiry of this NCIB, the Corporate had now not bought any Commonplace Stocks beneath this NCIB.

15    Pension and different advantages

Within the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2022, the Corporate made contributions to its outlined get advantages pension plans of $4 million  and $7 million, respectively (3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2021 – $7 million and $11 million, respectively).

Web periodic get advantages prices for outlined get advantages pension plans and different advantages incorporated the next elements:                


For the 3 months ended June 30


Pensions

Different advantages

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

2022

2021

2022

2021

Present provider value (advantages earned by way of staff)

$              37

$              43

$                3

$                3

Different elements of web periodic get advantages (restoration) value:





Passion value on get advantages legal responsibility

96

88

4

4

Anticipated go back on fund property

(239)

(240)

Identified web actuarial loss

38

51

1

General different elements of web periodic get advantages (restoration) value

(105)

(101)

4

5

Web periodic get advantages (restoration) value

$             (68)

$             (58)

$                7

$                8


For the six months ended June 30


Pensions

Different advantages

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

2022

2021

2022

2021

Present provider value (advantages earned by way of staff)

$              74

$              86

$                5

$                6

Different elements of web periodic get advantages (restoration) value:





Passion value on get advantages legal responsibility

192

176

8

8

Anticipated go back on fund property

(479)

(480)

Identified web actuarial loss

76

103

1

2

General different elements of web periodic get advantages (restoration) value

(211)

(201)

9

10

Web periodic get advantages (restoration) value

$           (137)

$           (115)

$              14

$              16

16    Inventory-based repayment

As at June 30, 2022, the Corporate had a number of stock-based repayment plans together with inventory possibility plans, more than a few cash-settled legal responsibility plans, and an worker proportion acquire plan. Those plans led to an expense for the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2022 of $2 million and $46 million, respectively (3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2021 – expense of $25 million and $49 million, respectively).

Inventory possibility plans

Within the six months ended June 30, 2022, beneath CP’s inventory possibility plans, the Corporate issued 831,052 choices on the weighted-average value of $90.91 in step with proportion, according to the last value at the grant date. Pursuant to the worker plan, those choices is also exercised upon vesting, which is between twelve months and 48 months after the grant date, and can expire after seven years.

Underneath the honest worth way, the honest worth of the inventory choices at grant date was once roughly $16 million. The weighted-average honest worth assumptions had been roughly:


For the six months
ended June 30, 2022

Anticipated possibility lifestyles (years)(1)

4.75

Possibility-free rate of interest(2)

1.60 %

Anticipated proportion value volatility(3)

26.83 %

Anticipated annual dividends in step with proportion(4)

$0.760

Anticipated forfeiture price(5)

3.00 %

Weighted-average grant date honest worth in step with possibility granted throughout the era

$18.76

(1)

Represents the time frame that awards are anticipated to be remarkable. Historic information on workout behaviour or, when to be had, particular
expectancies referring to long run workout behaviour had been used to estimate the anticipated lifetime of the choice.

(2)  

According to the implied yield to be had on zero-coupon govt problems with an an identical time period commensurate with the anticipated possibility lifestyles.

(3)  

According to the historic volatility of the Corporate’s proportion value over a era commensurate with the anticipated time period of the choice.

(4)  

Decided by way of the present annual dividend on the time of grant. The Corporate does now not make use of other dividend yields all the way through the contractual time period
of the choice.

(5)  

The Corporate estimates forfeitures according to previous revel in. This price is monitored on a periodic foundation.

Efficiency proportion unit plans

Throughout the six months ended June 30, 2022, the Corporate issued 411,999 Efficiency Percentage Gadgets (“PSUs”) with a grant date honest worth of roughly $36 million and 13,506 Efficiency Deferred Percentage Gadgets (“PDSUs”) with a grant date honest worth, together with the worth of anticipated long run matching gadgets, of roughly $2 million. PSUs and PDSUs draw in dividend equivalents within the type of further gadgets according to dividends paid at the Corporate’s Commonplace Stocks, and vest roughly 3 years after the grant date, contingent upon CP’s efficiency (“efficiency issue”). The honest worth of those PSUs and PDSUs is measured periodically till agreement. Vested PSUs are settled in coins. Vested PDSUs are settled in coins pursuant to the Deferred Percentage Unit (“DSU”) Plan and are eligible for a 25% fit if the holder has now not exceeded their proportion possession necessities, and are paid out most effective when the holder ceases their employment with CP.

The efficiency era for PSUs and PDSUs issued within the six months ended June 30, 2022 is January 1, 2022 to December 31, 2024 and the efficiency components are Unfastened Money Drift (“FCF”), Adjusted Web Debt to Adjusted profits sooner than hobby, tax, depreciation, and amortization (“EBITDA”) Modifier, General Shareholder Go back (“TSR”) in comparison to the S&P/TSX 60 Index, and TSR in comparison to S&P 500 Industrials Index.

The efficiency era for PSUs issued in 2019 was once January 1, 2019 to December 31, 2021. The efficiency components for 668,405 PSUs had been Go back on Invested Capital (“ROIC”), TSR in comparison to the S&P/TSX 60 Index, and TSR in comparison to Magnificence I Railways. The ensuing payout was once 200% of the exceptional gadgets multiplied by way of the Corporate’s common proportion value calculated the use of the closing 30 buying and selling days previous December 31, 2021. Within the first quarter of 2022, payouts befell on 631,457 general remarkable awards, together with dividends reinvested, totalling $116 million.

Deferred proportion unit plan

Throughout the six months ended June 30, 2022, the Corporate granted 46,930 Deferred Percentage Gadgets (“DSUs”) with a grant date honest worth of roughly $4 million. DSUs vest over more than a few classes of as much as 36 months and are most effective redeemable for a specified era after employment is terminated. The expense for DSUs is known over the vesting era for each the preliminary subscription value and the trade in worth between reporting classes.

17    Contingencies

Within the standard process its operations, the Corporate turns into considering more than a few prison movements, together with claims on the subject of accidents and injury to assets. The Corporate maintains provisions it considers to be good enough for such movements. Whilst the general consequence with admire to movements remarkable or pending at June 30, 2022 can’t be predicted with sure bet, it’s the opinion of control that their solution won’t have a subject material opposed impact at the Corporate’s trade, monetary place or result of operations. Alternatively, an surprising opposed solution of a number of of those prison movements may have a subject material opposed impact at the Corporate’s trade, monetary place, result of operations, or liquidity in a specific quarter or fiscal yr.

Prison lawsuits associated with Lac-Mégantic rail twist of fate

On July 6, 2013, a prepare sporting petroleum crude oil operated by way of Montréal Maine and Atlantic Railway (“MMAR”) or a subsidiary, Montréal Maine & Atlantic Canada Co. (“MMAC” and jointly the “MMA Staff”), derailed in Lac-Mégantic, Québec. The derailment befell on a bit of railway owned and operated by way of the MMA Staff and whilst the MMA Staff completely managed the prepare.

Following the derailment, MMAC sought courtroom coverage in Canada beneath the Firms’ Collectors Association Act and MMAR filed for chapter within the U.S. Plans of association had been authorized in each Canada and the U.S. (the “Plans”), offering for the distribution of roughly $440 million among the ones claiming derailment damages.

Various prison lawsuits, set out under, had been commenced in Canada and the U.S. towards CP and others:

(1) Québec’s Minister of Sustainable Building, Atmosphere, Natural world and Parks ordered more than a few events, together with CP, to remediate the derailment web site (the “Cleanup Order”) and served CP with a Understand of Declare for $95 million for the ones prices. CP appealed the Cleanup Order and contested the Understand of Declare with the Administrative Tribunal of Québec. Those lawsuits are stayed pending resolution of the Lawyer Normal of Québec (“AGQ”) motion (paragraph 2 under).

(2) The AGQ sued CP within the Québec Awesome Courtroom claiming $409 million in damages, which was once amended and decreased to $315 million (the “AGQ Motion”). The AGQ Motion alleges that: (i) CP was once accountable for the petroleum crude oil from its level of beginning till its supply to Irving Oil Ltd.; and (ii) CP is vicariously responsible for the acts and omissions of the MMA Staff.

(3) A category motion within the Québec Awesome Courtroom on behalf of individuals and entities dwelling in, proudly owning or leasing assets in, running a trade in, or bodily found in Lac-Mégantic on the time of the derailment was once qualified towards CP on Would possibly 8, 2015 (the “Magnificence Motion”). Different defendants together with MMAC and Mr. Thomas Harding (“Harding”) had been added to the Magnificence Motion on January 25, 2017. On November 28, 2019, the plaintiffs’ movement to discontinue their motion towards Harding was once granted. The Magnificence Motion seeks unquantified damages, together with for wrongful demise, non-public damage, assets injury, and financial loss.

(4) 8 subrogated insurers sued CP within the Québec Awesome Courtroom claiming roughly $16 million in damages, which was once amended and decreased to roughly $15 million (the “Promutuel Motion”), and two further subrogated insurers sued CP claiming roughly $3 million in damages (the “Royal Motion”). Each movements comprise an identical allegations because the AGQ Motion. The movements don’t establish the subrogated events. As such, the level of any overlap between the damages claimed in those movements and beneath the Plans is unclear. The Royal Motion is stayed pending resolution of the consolidated lawsuits described under.

On December 11, 2017, the AGQ Motion, the Magnificence Motion and the Promutuel Motion had been consolidated. The joint legal responsibility trial of those consolidated claims commenced on September 21, 2021 with oral arguments finishing on June 15, 2022. A call is predicted by way of December 15, 2022. A damages trial will practice if vital.

(5) 40-eight plaintiffs (all person claims joined in a single motion) sued CP, MMAC, and Harding within the Québec Awesome Courtroom claiming roughly $5 million in damages for financial loss and ache and struggling, and announcing an identical allegations as within the Magnificence Motion and the AGQ Motion. The vast majority of the plaintiffs opted-out of the Magnificence Motion and all however two also are plaintiffs in litigation towards CP, described in paragraph 7 under. This motion is stayed pending resolution of the consolidated claims described above.

(6) The MMAR U.S. chapter property consultant commenced an motion towards CP in November 2014 within the Maine Chapter Courtroom claiming that CP didn’t abide by way of sure rules and searching for roughly U.S. $30 million in damages for MMAR’s loss in trade worth in keeping with a up to date knowledgeable file filed by way of the chapter property. This motion asserts that CP knew or must have identified that the shipper misclassified the petroleum crude oil and due to this fact will have to have refused to move it.

(7) The category and mass tort motion commenced towards CP in June 2015 in Texas (on behalf of Lac-Mégantic citizens and wrongful demise representatives) and the wrongful demise and private damage movements commenced towards CP in June 2015 in Illinois and Maine, had been all transferred and consolidated in Federal District Courtroom in Maine (the “Maine Movements”). The Maine Movements allege that CP negligently misclassified and improperly packaged the petroleum crude oil. On CP’s movement, the Maine Movements had been pushed aside. The plaintiffs appealed the dismissal choice to the USA First Circuit Courtroom of Appeals, which pushed aside the plaintiffs’ enchantment on June 2, 2021. The plaintiffs additional petitioned the USA First Circuit Courtroom of Appeals for a rehearing, which was once denied on September 8, 2021. On January 24, 2022, the plaintiffs additional appealed to the U.S. Perfect Courtroom on two chapter procedural grounds. On Would possibly 31, 2022, the U.S. Perfect Courtroom denied the petition, thereby rejecting the plaintiffs’ enchantment.

(8) The trustee for the wrongful demise accept as true with commenced Carmack Modification claims towards CP in North Dakota Federal Courtroom, searching for to get well roughly U.S. $6 million for broken rail automobiles and misplaced crude and repayment for the agreement paid by way of the consignor and the consignee beneath the Plans (purported to be U.S. $110 million and U.S. $60 million, respectively). The Courtroom issued an Order on August 6, 2020 granting and denying in portions the events’ abstract judgment motions which has been reviewed and showed following motions by way of the events for rationalization and reconsideration. This motion is scheduled for trial on November 7 to 11, 2022.

At this degree of the lawsuits, any doable duty and the quantum of doable losses can’t be made up our minds. Nonetheless, CP denies legal responsibility and is vigorously protecting those lawsuits.

Environmental liabilities

Environmental remediation accruals, recorded on an undiscounted foundation until a competent, determinable estimate as to an quantity and timing of prices may also be established, quilt site-specific remediation techniques.

The accruals for environmental remediation constitute CP’s highest estimate of its possible long run legal responsibility and come with each asserted and unasserted claims, with out aid for expected recoveries from 0.33 events. Even if the recorded accruals come with CP’s highest estimate of all possible prices, CP’s general environmental remediation prices can’t be predicted with sure bet. Accruals for environmental remediation might trade every now and then as new details about up to now untested websites turns into identified, and as environmental regulations and rules evolve and advances are made in environmental remediation generation. The accruals might also range because the courts come to a decision prison lawsuits towards out of doors events accountable for contamination. Those doable fees, which can’t be quantified at the moment, might materially impact source of revenue within the specific era during which a price is known. Prices associated with present, however as but unknown, or long run contamination can be gathered within the era during which they transform possible and rather estimable.

The expense incorporated in “Bought services and products and different” within the Corporate’s Meantime Consolidated Statements of Source of revenue for the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2022 was once $2 million and $4 million (3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2021$2 million and $4 million, respectively). Provisions for environmental remediation prices are recorded within the Corporate’s Meantime Consolidated Steadiness Sheets in “Different long-term liabilities”, with the exception of for the present portion which is recorded in “Accounts payable and gathered liabilities”. The entire quantity equipped as at June 30, 2022 was once $81 million (December 31, 2021 – $79 million). Bills are anticipated to be revamped 10 years thru 2031.

Abstract of Rail Knowledge


2nd Quarter


Yr-to-date

Monetary (hundreds of thousands, with the exception of in step with proportion information)

2022

2021

General
Exchange

%
Exchange


2022

2021

General
Exchange

%
Exchange











Revenues










Freight

$   2,154

$   2,008

$       146

7


$   3,950

$   3,926

$         24

1

Non-freight

48

46

2

4


90

87

3

3

General revenues

2,202

2,054

148

7


4,040

4,013

27

1











Working bills










Repayment and advantages

348

379

(31)

(8)


761

784

(23)

(3)

Gasoline

370

218

152

70


643

424

219

52

Fabrics

63

54

9

17


125

113

12

11

Apparatus rents

29

28

1

4


64

61

3

5

Depreciation and amortization

211

200

11

6


421

402

19

5

Bought services and products and different

313

355

(42)

(12)


623

629

(6)

(1)

General running bills

1,334

1,234

100

8


2,637

2,413

224

9











Working source of revenue

868

820

48

6


1,403

1,600

(197)

(12)











Much less:










Fairness profits of Kansas Town Southern

(208)

(208)

100


(406)

(406)

100

Different expense

7

157

(150)

(96)


6

129

(123)

(95)

Merger termination charge

(845)

845

(100)


(845)

845

(100)

Different elements of web periodic get advantages restoration

(101)

(96)

(5)

5


(202)

(191)

(11)

6

Web hobby expense

160

101

59

58


320

211

109

52











Source of revenue sooner than source of revenue tax expense

1,010

1,503

(493)

(33)


1,685

2,296

(611)

(27)











Source of revenue tax expense

245

257

(12)

(5)


330

448

(118)

(26)











Web source of revenue

$      765

$   1,246

$      (481)

(39)


$   1,355

$   1,848

$      (493)

(27)

Working ratio (%)

60.6

60.1

0.5

50 bps


65.3

60.1

5.2

520 bps











Elementary profits in step with proportion

$     0.82

$     1.87

$     (1.05)

(56)


$     1.46

$     2.77

$     (1.31)

(47)











Diluted profits in step with proportion

$     0.82

$     1.86

$     (1.04)

(56)


$     1.45

$     2.76

$     (1.31)

(47)











Stocks Exceptional










Weighted common collection of elementary stocks
remarkable (hundreds of thousands)

929.9

666.7

263.2

39


929.8

666.6

263.2

39

Weighted common collection of diluted stocks
remarkable (hundreds of thousands)

932.6

669.9

262.7

39


932.7

669.8

262.9

39











International Trade










Moderate foreign currencies price (U.S.$/Canadian$)

0.78

0.81

(0.03)

(4)


0.79

0.80

(0.01)

(1)

Moderate foreign currencies price (Canadian$/U.S.$)

1.28

1.23

0.05

4


1.27

1.25

0.02

2

Abstract of Rail Knowledge (Persisted)


2nd Quarter


Yr-to-date

Commodity Knowledge

2022

2021

General
Exchange

%
Exchange

FX
Adjusted

% Exchange(1)


2022

2021

General
Exchange

%
Exchange

FX
Adjusted

% Exchange(1)













Freight Revenues (hundreds of thousands)












– Grain

$   370

$   444

$      (74)

(17)

(18)


$   730

$   892

$    (162)

(18)

(19)

– Coal

163

170

(7)

(4)

(4)


302

333

(31)

(9)

(9)

– Potash

171

134

37

28

26


275

235

40

17

16

– Fertilizers and sulphur

85

78

7

9

6


163

155

8

5

3

– Wooded area merchandise

104

90

14

16

12


190

170

20

12

10

– Power, chemical compounds and plastics

340

369

(29)

(8)

(10)


650

757

(107)

(14)

(15)

– Metals, minerals and client
merchandise

228

180

48

27

23


409

339

70

21

19

– Automobile

120

98

22

22

19


211

206

5

2

1

– Intermodal

573

445

128

29

28


1,020

839

181

22

21













General Freight Revenues

$2,154

$2,008

$     146

7

6


$3,950

$3,926

$       24

1













Freight Income in step with Income Ton-
Mile (“RTM”) (cents)












– Grain

4.75

4.41

0.34

8

6


4.63

4.28

0.35

8

7

– Coal

3.90

3.51

0.39

11

11


3.69

3.29

0.40

12

12

– Potash

3.12

2.69

0.43

16

14


3.01

2.68

0.33

12

11

– Fertilizers and sulphur

6.92

6.18

0.74

12

9


6.66

6.12

0.54

9

7

– Wooded area merchandise

6.86

5.97

0.89

15

11


6.60

5.92

0.68

11

9

– Power, chemical compounds and plastics

5.64

6.30

(0.66)

(10)

(12)


5.45

5.82

(0.37)

(6)

(7)

– Metals, minerals and client
merchandise

7.34

6.34

1.00

16

13


7.27

6.35

0.92

14

13

– Automobile

24.64

20.99

3.65

17

14


23.71

21.13

2.58

12

11

– Intermodal

6.92

6.15

0.77

13

12


6.83

6.04

0.79

13

13













General Freight Income in step with RTM

5.65

5.14

0.51

10

8


5.50

5.01

0.49

10

9













Freight Income in step with Carload












– Grain

$4,400

$3,750

$     650

17

16


$4,350

$3,799

$     551

15

14

– Coal

2,273

2,157

116

5

5


2,133

2,208

(75)

(3)

(3)

– Potash

3,615

3,004

611

20

19


3,463

2,975

488

16

15

– Fertilizers and sulphur

5,313

4,588

725

16

13


5,110

4,655

455

10

8

– Wooded area merchandise

5,361

4,762

599

13

9


5,163

4,670

493

11

9

– Power, chemical compounds and plastics

4,626

4,849

(223)

(5)

(6)


4,449

4,636

(187)

(4)

(5)

– Metals, minerals and client
merchandise

3,423

2,946

477

16

13


3,375

2,902

473

16

15

– Automobile

4,167

3,415

752

22

18


3,989

3,317

672

20

19

– Intermodal

1,877

1,590

287

18

17


1,819

1,558

261

17

16













General Freight Income in step with Carload

$3,022

$2,775

$     247

9

7


$2,951

$2,775

$     176

6

5

(1)  

This profits measure has no standardized that means prescribed by way of GAAP and, due to this fact, is not going to be related to an identical measures offered
by way of different firms. This measure is outlined and reconciled in Non-GAAP Measures of this Income Unencumber.

Abstract of Rail Knowledge (Persisted)


2nd Quarter


Yr-to-date

Commodity Knowledge (Persisted)

2022

2021

General
Exchange

%
Exchange


2022

2021

General
Exchange

%
Exchange











Hundreds of thousands of RTM










– Grain

7,784

10,076

(2,292)

(23)


15,758

20,849

(5,091)

(24)

– Coal

4,183

4,837

(654)

(14)


8,180

10,117

(1,937)

(19)

– Potash

5,481

4,978

503

10


9,133

8,764

369

4

– Fertilizers and sulphur

1,228

1,263

(35)

(3)


2,447

2,532

(85)

(3)

– Wooded area merchandise

1,517

1,508

9

1


2,878

2,871

7

– Power, chemical compounds and plastics

6,028

5,856

172

3


11,935

12,998

(1,063)

(8)

– Metals, minerals and client merchandise

3,108

2,837

271

10


5,627

5,336

291

5

– Automobile

487

467

20

4


890

975

(85)

(9)

– Intermodal

8,277

7,239

1,038

14


14,938

13,892

1,046

8











General RTMs

38,093

39,061

(968)

(2)


71,786

78,334

(6,548)

(8)











Carloads (hundreds)










– Grain

84.1

118.4

(34.3)

(29)


167.8

234.8

(67.0)

(29)

– Coal

71.7

78.8

(7.1)

(9)


141.6

150.8

(9.2)

(6)

– Potash

47.3

44.6

2.7

6


79.4

79.0

0.4

1

– Fertilizers and sulphur

16.0

17.0

(1.0)

(6)


31.9

33.3

(1.4)

(4)

– Wooded area merchandise

19.4

18.9

0.5

3


36.8

36.4

0.4

1

– Power, chemical compounds and plastics

73.5

76.1

(2.6)

(3)


146.1

163.3

(17.2)

(11)

– Metals, minerals and client merchandise

66.6

61.1

5.5

9


121.2

116.8

4.4

4

– Automobile

28.8

28.7

0.1


52.9

62.1

(9.2)

(15)

– Intermodal

305.3

279.9

25.4

9


560.7

538.4

22.3

4











General Carloads

712.7

723.5

(10.8)

(1)


1,338.4

1,414.9

(76.5)

(5)


2nd Quarter


Yr-to-date


2022

2021

General
Exchange

%
Exchange

FX
Adjusted
% Exchange(1)


2022

2021

General
Exchange

%
Exchange

FX
Adjusted
% Exchange(1)













Working Bills (hundreds of thousands)












Repayment and advantages

$   348

$   379

$      (31)

(8)

(9)


$   761

$   784

$      (23)

(3)

(3)

Gasoline

370

218

152

70

65


643

424

219

52

50

Fabrics

63

54

9

17

15


125

113

12

11

10

Apparatus rents

29

28

1

4


64

61

3

5

3

Depreciation and amortization

211

200

11

6

4


421

402

19

5

4

Bought services and products and different

313

355

(42)

(12)

(13)


623

629

(6)

(1)

(1)













General Working Bills

$1,334

$1,234

$     100

8

7


$2,637

$2,413

$     224

9

9

(1)  

This profits measure has no standardized that means prescribed by way of GAAP and, due to this fact, is not going to be related to an identical measures offered
by way of different firms. This measure is outlined and reconciled in Non-GAAP Measures of this Income Unencumber.

Abstract of Rail Knowledge (Persisted)


2nd Quarter


Yr-to-date


2022

2021

General
Exchange

%
Exchange


2022

2021

General
Exchange

%
Exchange











Operations Efficiency




















Gross ton-miles (“GTMs”) (hundreds of thousands)

68,847

71,355

(2,508)

(4)


131,030

142,682

(11,652)

(8)

Teach miles (hundreds)

7,259

7,605

(346)

(5)


14,152

15,407

(1,255)

(8)

Moderate prepare weight – apart from native visitors (heaps)

10,258

10,101

157

2


10,015

9,945

70

1

Moderate prepare duration – apart from native visitors (ft)

8,515

8,335

180

2


8,289

8,150

139

2

Moderate terminal reside (hours)

7.6

6.8

0.8

12


8.1

7.1

1.0

14

Moderate prepare velocity (miles in step with hour, or “mph”)(1)

21.7

21.8

(0.1)


21.5

21.3

0.2

1

Locomotive productiveness (GTMs / running horsepower)(2)

207

208

(1)


192

205

(13)

(6)

Gasoline potency(3)

0.930

0.918

0.012

1


0.960

0.938

0.022

2

U.S. gallons of locomotive gas fed on (hundreds of thousands)(4)

64.0

65.5

(1.5)

(2)


125.8

133.8

(8.0)

(6)

Moderate gas value (U.S. bucks in step with U.S. gallon)

4.55

2.71

1.84

68


4.03

2.54

1.49

59











General Workers and Group of workers




















General staff (common)(5)

12,509

12,688

(179)

(1)


12,138

12,375

(237)

(2)

General staff (finish of era)(5)

12,711

12,709

2


12,711

12,709

2

Group of workers (finish of era)(6)

12,758

12,749

9


12,758

12,749

9











Protection Signs(7)




















FRA non-public accidents in step with 200,000 employee-hours

0.66

0.80

(0.14)

(18)


1.00

0.98

0.02

2

FRA prepare injuries in step with million train-miles

1.11

0.47

0.64

136


1.08

0.94

0.14

15

(1)

Moderate prepare velocity is outlined as a measure of the line-haul motion from beginning to vacation spot together with terminal reside hours. It’s calculated by way of
dividing the whole prepare miles travelled by way of the whole prepare hours operated. This calculation does now not come with prolong time associated with shoppers or overseas
railroads and excludes the time and distance travelled by way of: i) trains utilized in or round CP’s yards; ii) passenger trains; and iii) trains used for repairing
observe.

(2)  

Locomotive productiveness is outlined as day by day GTMs divided by way of day by day common running horsepower. Working horsepower excludes gadgets offline, tied
up or in garage, or in use on different railways, and comprises overseas gadgets on-line.

(3)  

Gasoline potency is outlined as U.S. gallons of locomotive gas fed on in step with 1,000 GTMs.

(4)  

Contains gallons of gas fed on from freight, backyard and commuter provider however excludes gas utilized in capital tasks and different non-freight actions.

(5)  

An worker is outlined as a person these days engaged in full-time, part-time, or seasonal employment with CP.

(6)  

Group of workers is outlined as general staff plus contractors and specialists.

(7)

Federal Railroad Management (“FRA”) non-public accidents in step with 200,000 employee-hours for the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2021, up to now
reported as 0.77 and zero.96, had been restated to 0.80 and zero.98, respectively on this Income Unencumber. FRA prepare injuries in step with million train-miles for the
3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2021, up to now reported as 0.36 and zero.88, had been restated to 0.47 and zero.94, respectively on this Income
Unencumber. Those restatements replicate new knowledge to be had inside specified classes stipulated by way of the FRA however that exceed the Corporate’s
monetary reporting timeline.

Non-GAAP Measures

The Corporate gifts Non-GAAP measures to offer a foundation for comparing underlying profits and liquidity developments within the Corporate’s trade that may be in comparison with the result of operations in prior classes. As well as, those Non-GAAP measures facilitate a multi-period overview of long-term profitability, permitting control and different exterior customers of the Corporate’s consolidated monetary knowledge to match profitability on a long-term foundation, together with assessing long run profitability, with that of the Corporate’s friends. 

Those Non-GAAP measures don’t have any standardized that means and don’t seem to be outlined by way of accounting ideas most often authorized in the USA of The us (“GAAP”) and, due to this fact, will not be related to an identical measures offered by way of different firms. The presentation of those Non-GAAP measures isn’t meant to be regarded as in isolation from, as an alternative to, or as awesome to the monetary knowledge offered in response to GAAP. 

Non-GAAP Efficiency Measures

The Corporate makes use of adjusted profits effects together with Adjusted source of revenue, Adjusted diluted profits in step with proportion, Adjusted running source of revenue and Adjusted running ratio to judge the Corporate’s running efficiency and for making plans and forecasting long run trade operations and long run profitability. Core adjusted source of revenue and Core adjusted diluted profits in step with proportion are offered to offer monetary remark customers with further transparency by way of keeping apart for the affect of KCS acquire accounting. KCS acquire accounting represents the amortization of foundation variations, being the variation in worth between the dignity paid to obtain KCS and the underlying sporting worth of the web property of KCS instantly previous to its acquisition by way of the Corporate. All property topic to KCS acquire accounting give a contribution to source of revenue era and can proceed to amortize over their estimated helpful lives. Those Non-GAAP measures supply significant supplemental knowledge referring to running effects as a result of they exclude sure vital pieces that don’t seem to be regarded as indicative of long run monetary developments both by way of nature or quantity or supply advanced comparison to previous efficiency. Consequently, these things are excluded for control overview of operational efficiency, allocation of assets and preparation of annual budgets. Those vital pieces might come with, however don’t seem to be restricted to, restructuring and asset impairment fees, in my opinion vital positive factors and losses from gross sales of property, acquisition-related prices, the merger termination cost won, the foreign currencies (“FX”) affect of translating the Corporate’s debt and rent liabilities (together with borrowings beneath the credit score facility), discrete tax pieces, adjustments within the out of doors foundation tax distinction between the sporting quantity of CP’s fairness funding in KCS and its tax foundation of this funding, adjustments in source of revenue tax charges, adjustments to an unsure tax merchandise, and sure pieces out of doors the regulate of control. Acquisition-related prices come with prison, consulting, financing charges, integration making plans prices consisting of third-party services and products and device migration, honest worth acquire or loss on FX ahead contracts and rate of interest hedges, FX acquire on U.S. dollar-denominated coins available from the issuances of long-term debt to fund the KCS acquisition, and transaction and integration prices incurred by way of KCS which have been known inside Fairness profits of Kansas Town Southern within the Corporate’s Meantime Consolidated Statements of Source of revenue. These things will not be non-recurring. Alternatively, apart from those vital pieces from GAAP effects permits for a constant figuring out of the Corporate’s consolidated monetary efficiency when acting a multi-period overview together with assessing the possibility of long run effects. Accordingly, those Non-GAAP monetary measures might supply perception to traders and different exterior customers of the Corporate’s consolidated monetary knowledge.

Vital pieces that affect reported profits for the primary six months of 2022, the 12 months of 2021, and the closing six months of 2020 come with:

2022:

  • a web deferred tax expense of $17 million on adjustments within the out of doors foundation distinction of the fairness funding in KCS that unfavourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of 2 cents as follows:
    • in the second one quarter, a deferred tax expense of $49 million on adjustments within the out of doors foundation distinction of the fairness funding in KCS that unfavourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of 5 cents; and
    • within the first quarter, a deferred tax restoration of $32 million on adjustments within the out of doors foundation distinction of the fairness funding in KCS that favourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of 3 cents.
  • acquisition-related prices of $66 million in reference to the KCS acquisition ($59 million after present tax restoration of $7 million), together with prices of $39 million known in Bought services and products and different, and $27 million known in Fairness profits of KCS, that unfavourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of 6 cents as follows:
    • in the second one quarter, acquisition-related prices of $33 million in reference to the KCS acquisition ($29 million after present tax restoration of $4 million), together with prices of $19 million known in Bought services and products and different and $14 million known in Fairness profits of KCS, that unfavourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of 3 cents; and
    • within the first quarter, acquisition-related prices of $33 million ($30 million after present tax restoration of $3 million), together with prices of $20 million known in Bought services and products and different and $13 million known in Fairness profits of KCS, that unfavourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of 3 cents.

2021:

  • within the fourth quarter, a deferred tax restoration of $33 million on adjustments within the out of doors foundation distinction of the fairness funding in KCS that favourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of 5 cents;
  • in the second one quarter, the merger termination cost won of $845 million ($748 million after present taxes) in reference to KCS’s termination of the Settlement and Plan of Merger (the “Authentic Merger Settlement”) efficient Would possibly 21, 2021 that favourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of $1.11;
  • throughout the process the yr, acquisition-related prices of $599 million in reference to the KCS acquisition ($500 million after present tax restoration of $107 million web of deferred tax expense of $8 million), together with prices of $183 million known in Bought services and products and different, $169 million known in Fairness lack of KCS, and $247 million known in Different expense (source of revenue), that unfavourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of 75 cents as follows:
    • within the fourth quarter, acquisition-related prices of $157 million ($157 million after present tax restoration of $13 million web of deferred tax expense of $13 million), together with prices of $36 million known in Bought services and products and different, $169 million in Fairness lack of KCS, and a $48 million restoration known in Different (source of revenue) expense, that unfavourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of 22 cents;
    • within the 0.33 quarter, acquisition-related prices of $98 million ($80 million after present tax restoration of $61 million web of deferred tax expense of $43 million), together with prices of $15 million known in Bought services and products and different and $83 million known in Different expense (source of revenue), that unfavourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of 12 cents;
    • in the second one quarter, acquisition-related prices of $308 million ($236 million after present taxes of $25 million and deferred taxes of $47 million), together with prices of $99 million known in Bought services and products and different and $209 million known in Different expense (source of revenue), that unfavourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of 35 cents; and
      within the first quarter, acquisition-related prices of $36 million ($27 million after present taxes of $8 million and deferred taxes of $1 million), together with prices of $33 million known in Bought services and products and different and $3 million known in Different expense (source of revenue), that unfavourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of 4 cents; and
  • throughout the process the yr, a web non-cash acquire of $7 million ($6 million after deferred tax) because of FX translation of debt and rent liabilities that favourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of 1 cent as follows:
    • within the fourth quarter, a $32 million loss ($28 million after deferred tax) that unfavourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of 4 cents;
    • within the 0.33 quarter, a $46 million loss ($40 million after deferred tax) that unfavourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of 6 cents;
    • in the second one quarter, a $52 million acquire ($45 million after deferred tax) that favourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of 7 cents; and
    • within the first quarter, a $33 million acquire ($29 million after deferred tax) that favourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of 4 cents.

2020:

  • within the fourth quarter, a deferred tax restoration of $29 million because of a transformation on the subject of a tax go back submitting election for the state of North Dakota that favourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of 5 cents; and
  • a web non-cash acquire of $143 million ($128 million after deferred tax) because of FX translation of debt and rent liabilities that favourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of 19 cents as follows:
    • within the fourth quarter, a $103 million acquire ($90 million after deferred tax) that favourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of 13 cents; and
    • within the 0.33 quarter, a $40 million acquire ($38 million after deferred tax) that favourably impacted Diluted EPS by way of 6 cents.

Reconciliation of GAAP Efficiency Measures to Non-GAAP Efficiency Measures

The next tables reconcile essentially the most without delay related measures offered in response to GAAP to the Non-GAAP measures:

Adjusted source of revenue is calculated as Web source of revenue reported on a GAAP foundation adjusted for vital pieces. Core adjusted source of revenue is calculated as Adjusted source of revenue much less KCS acquire accounting.


For the 3 months
ended June 30

For the six months
ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

2022

2021

2022

2021

Web source of revenue as reported

$             765

$         1,246

$         1,355

$         1,848

Much less vital pieces (pre-tax):





Acquisition-related prices

(33)

(308)

(66)

(344)

Merger termination charge

845

845

Affect of FX translation acquire on debt and rent liabilities

52

85

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Tax impact of changes(1)

(4)

32

(7)

27

Deferred tax expense at the out of doors foundation distinction of the funding
in KCS

49

17

Adjusted source of revenue

$             843

$             689

$         1,431

$         1,289

Much less: KCS acquire accounting

(39)

(79)

Core adjusted source of revenue

$             882

$             689

$         1,510

$         1,289

(1)  

The tax impact of changes was once calculated because the pre-tax impact of the changes multiplied by way of the acceptable tax price for the above pieces of 10.32% and 9.50% for the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2022, respectively, and 5.48% and four.67% for the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2021, respectively. The acceptable tax charges replicate the taxable jurisdictions and nature, being because of capital or source of revenue, of the numerous pieces.

Adjusted diluted profits in step with proportion is calculated the use of Adjusted source of revenue, as outlined above, divided by way of the weighted-average diluted collection of Commonplace Stocks remarkable throughout the era as made up our minds in response to GAAP. Core adjusted diluted profits in step with proportion is calculated as Adjusted diluted profits in step with proportion much less KCS acquire accounting.


For the 3 months
ended June 30

For the six months
ended June 30


2022

2021

2022

2021

Diluted profits in step with proportion as reported 

$           0.82

$           1.86

$           1.45

$           2.76

Much less vital pieces (pre-tax):





Acquisition-related prices

(0.03)

(0.46)

(0.07)

(0.51)

Merger termination charge

1.26

1.26

Affect of FX translation acquire on debt and rent liabilities

0.08

0.13

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Tax impact of changes(1)

0.05

(0.01)

0.04

Deferred tax expense at the out of doors foundation distinction of the funding
in KCS

0.05

0.02

Adjusted diluted profits in step with proportion

$           0.90

$           1.03

$           1.53

$           1.92

Much less: KCS acquire accounting

(0.05)

(0.09)

Core adjusted diluted profits in step with proportion

$           0.95

$           1.03

$           1.62

$           1.92

(1)  

The tax impact of changes was once calculated because the pre-tax impact of the changes multiplied by way of the acceptable tax price for the above pieces of 10.32% and 9.50% for the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2022, respectively, and 5.48% and four.67% for the 3 and 6 months ended June 30, 2021, respectively. The acceptable tax charges replicate the taxable jurisdictions and nature, being because of capital or source of revenue, of the numerous pieces.

Adjusted running source of revenue is calculated as Working source of revenue reported on a GAAP foundation much less vital pieces.


For the 3 months
ended June 30

For the six months
ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

2022

2021

2022

2021

Working source of revenue as reported

$             868

$             820

$          1,403

$          1,600

Much less vital merchandise:





Acquisition-related prices

(19)

(99)

(39)

(132)

Adjusted running source of revenue

$             887

$             919

$          1,442

$          1,732

Adjusted running ratio excludes the ones vital pieces which might be reported inside running source of revenue.


For the 3 months
ended June 30

For the six months
ended June 30


2022

2021

2022

2021

Working ratio as reported

60.6 %

60.1 %

65.3 %

60.1 %

Much less vital merchandise:





Acquisition-related prices

0.9 %

4.8 %

1.0 %

3.3 %

Adjusted running ratio

59.7 %

55.3 %

64.3 %

56.8 %

Adjusted Go back on Invested Capital (“Adjusted ROIC”)

Adjusted ROIC is calculated as Adjusted go back divided by way of Adjusted common invested capital. Adjusted go back is outlined as Web source of revenue adjusted for hobby expense, tax effected on the Corporate’s adjusted annualized efficient tax price, and demanding pieces within the Corporate’s Consolidated Monetary Statements, tax effected on the acceptable tax price. Adjusted common invested capital is outlined because the sum of general Shareholders’ fairness, Lengthy-term debt, and Lengthy-term debt maturing inside 12 months, as offered within the Corporate’s Consolidated Monetary Statements, each and every averaged between the start and finishing stability over a trailing twelve month era, adjusted for the affect of important pieces, tax effected on the acceptable tax price, on last balances as a part of this common. Adjusted ROIC excludes vital pieces reported within the Corporate’s Consolidated Monetary Statements, as those vital pieces don’t seem to be regarded as indicative of long run monetary developments both by way of nature or quantity, and excludes hobby expense, web of tax, to include returns at the Corporate’s total capitalization. Adjusted ROIC is a efficiency measure that measures how productively the Corporate makes use of its long-term capital investments, representing crucial signs of excellent running and funding choices made by way of control, and is crucial efficiency standards in figuring out sure components of the Corporate’s long-term incentive plan. Adjusted ROIC is reconciled under from Go back on common shareholders’ fairness, essentially the most related measure calculated in response to GAAP.

Calculation of Go back on common shareholders’ fairness


For the 12 months
ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks, with the exception of for percentages)

2022

2021

Web source of revenue as reported

$         2,359

$         3,248

Moderate shareholders’ fairness

$       22,190

$         8,215

Go back on common shareholders’ fairness

10.6 %

39.5 %

Reconciliation of Web source of revenue to Adjusted go back


For the 12 months
ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

2022

2021

Web source of revenue as reported

$             2,359

$             3,248

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Web hobby expense

549

437

Tax on hobby(1)

(130)

(107)

Vital pieces (pre-tax):



Acquisition-related prices

321

344

Merger termination charge

(845)

Affect of FX translation loss (acquire) on debt and rent liabilities

78

(228)

Tax on vital pieces(2)

(35)

42

Source of revenue tax price adjustments

(29)

Deferred tax restoration at the out of doors foundation distinction of the funding in KCS

(16)

Adjusted go back

$             3,126

$             2,862

(1)

Tax was once calculated on the adjusted annualized efficient tax price of 23.74% and 24.45% for the 12 months ended June 30, 2022 and 2021, respectively.

(2)

Tax was once calculated because the pre-tax impact of the changes multiplied by way of the acceptable tax price for the above pieces of 8.74% and 5.52% for the 12 months ended June 30, 2022 and 2021, respectively. The acceptable tax charges replicate the taxable jurisdictions and nature, being because of capital or source of revenue, of the numerous pieces.

Reconciliation of Moderate shareholders’ fairness to Adjusted common invested capital


For the 12 months
ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

2022

2021

Moderate shareholders’ fairness

$            22,190

$              8,215

Moderate long-term debt, together with long-term debt maturing inside 12 months

14,396

9,135


$            36,586

$            17,350

Much less:



Vital pieces (pre-tax):



Acquisition-related prices

(161)

(172)

Merger termination charge

423

  Tax on vital pieces(1)

12

(9)

Deferred tax restoration at the out of doors foundation distinction of the funding in KCS

8

Source of revenue tax price adjustments

15

Adjusted common invested capital

$            36,727

$            17,093

(1)

Tax was once calculated on the pre-tax impact of the adjustment multiplied by way of the acceptable tax price of seven.65% and three.21% for the 12 months ended June 30, 2022 and 2021, respectively. The acceptable tax price displays the taxable jurisdiction and nature, being because of capital or source of revenue, of the numerous merchandise.

Calculation of Adjusted ROIC


For the 12 months
ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks, with the exception of for percentages)

2022

2021

Adjusted go back

$         3,126

$         2,862

Adjusted common invested capital

$       36,727

$       17,093

Adjusted ROIC

8.5 %

16.7 %

Unfastened Money

Unfastened coins is calculated as Money equipped by way of running actions, much less Money utilized in making an investment actions, adjusted for adjustments in coins and coins equivalents balances as a result of FX fluctuations, the running coins go with the flow affects of acquisition-related prices related to the KCS transaction, and the merger termination cost won associated with KCS’s termination of the Authentic Merger Settlement. Unfastened coins is a measure that control considers to be a precious indicator of liquidity. Unfastened coins turns out to be useful to traders and different exterior customers of the Corporate’s Consolidated Monetary Statements because it assists with the analysis of the Corporate’s talent to generate coins to meet debt responsibilities and discretionary actions comparable to dividends, proportion repurchase techniques, and different strategic alternatives. The purchase-related prices related to the KCS acquisition don’t seem to be indicative of running developments and feature been excluded from Unfastened coins. Unfastened coins will have to be regarded as along with, reasonably than as an alternative to, Money equipped by way of running actions.

Reconciliation of Money Supplied by way of Working Actions to Unfastened Money


For the 3 months
ended June 30

For the six months
ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

2022

2021

2022

2021

Money equipped by way of running actions

$             707

$         1,954

$         1,320

$         2,536

Money utilized in making an investment actions

(362)

(405)

(568)

(691)

Impact of foreign currencies fluctuations on U.S. dollar-denominated coins
and coins equivalents

8

(1)

8

(4)

Much less:





Acquisition-related prices

(16)

(43)

(33)

(46)

Merger termination charge

845

845

Unfastened coins

$             369

$             746

$             793

$         1,042

International Trade Adjusted % Exchange

FX adjusted % trade permits sure monetary effects to be considered with out the affect of fluctuations in foreign currencies alternate charges, thereby facilitating period-to-period comparisons within the research of developments in trade efficiency. Monetary consequence variances at consistent forex are bought by way of translating the related era of the prior yr effects denominated in U.S. bucks on the foreign currencies charges of the present era.

FX adjusted % adjustments in revenues are additional utilized in calculating FX adjusted % trade in freight income in step with carload and RTM. FX adjusted % adjustments in revenues are as follows:


For the 3 months ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

Reported
2022

Reported
2021

Variance

due to FX

FX Adjusted
2021

FX Adjusted
 % Exchange

Freight revenues by way of line of commercial






Grain

$                370

$                444

$                    7

$                451

(18)

Coal

163

170

170

(4)

Potash

171

134

2

136

26

Fertilizers and sulphur

85

78

2

80

6

Wooded area merchandise

104

90

3

93

12

Power, chemical compounds and plastics

340

369

7

376

(10)

Metals, minerals and client merchandise

228

180

5

185

23

Automobile

120

98

3

101

19

Intermodal

573

445

3

448

28

Freight revenues

2,154

2,008

32

2,040

6

Non-freight revenues

48

46

1

47

2

General revenues

$             2,202

$             2,054

$                  33

$             2,087

6


For the six months ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

Reported
2022

Reported
2021

Variance

due to FX

FX Adjusted
2021

FX Adjusted
 % Exchange

Freight revenues by way of line of commercial






Grain

$                730

$                892

$                    7

$                899

(19)

Coal

302

333

333

(9)

Potash

275

235

2

237

16

Fertilizers and sulphur

163

155

3

158

3

Wooded area merchandise

190

170

3

173

10

Power, chemical compounds and plastics

650

757

7

764

(15)

Metals, minerals and client merchandise

409

339

5

344

19

Automobile

211

206

3

209

1

Intermodal

1,020

839

3

842

21

Freight revenues

3,950

3,926

33

3,959

Non-freight revenues

90

87

1

88

2

General revenues

$             4,040

$             4,013

$                 34

$             4,047

FX adjusted % adjustments in running bills are as follows:


For the 3 months ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

Reported
2022

Reported
2021

Variance

due to FX

FX Adjusted
2021

FX Adjusted 
% Exchange

Repayment and advantages

$                348

$                379

$                    4

$                383

(9)

Gasoline

370

218

6

224

65

Fabrics

63

54

1

55

15

Apparatus rents

29

28

1

29

Depreciation and amortization

211

200

2

202

4

Bought services and products and different

313

355

3

358

(13)

General running bills

$             1,334

$             1,234

$                 17

$             1,251

7


For the six months ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

Reported
2022

Reported
2021

Variance

due to FX

FX Adjusted
2021

FX Adjusted 
% Exchange

Repayment and advantages

$                761

$                784

$                    4

$                788

(3)

Gasoline

643

424

6

430

50

Fabrics

125

113

1

114

10

Apparatus rents

64

61

1

62

3

Depreciation and amortization

421

402

2

404

4

Bought services and products and different

623

629

3

632

(1)

General running bills

$             2,637

$             2,413

$                  17

$             2,430

9

FX adjusted % trade in running source of revenue is as follows:


For the 3 months ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

Reported
2022

Reported
2021

Variance

due to FX

FX Adjusted
2021

FX Adjusted
 % Exchange

Working source of revenue

$                868

$                820

$                 16

$                836

4


For the six months ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)

Reported
2022

Reported
2021

Variance

due to FX

FX Adjusted
2021

FX Adjusted
 % Exchange

Working source of revenue

$             1,403

$             1,600

$                 17

$             1,617

(13)

Adjusted Web Debt to Adjusted EBITDA Ratio and Professional-forma adjusted Web Debt to Professional-forma adjusted EBITDA Ratio

Adjusted web debt to Adjusted profits sooner than hobby, tax, depreciation and amortization (“EBITDA”) ratio is calculated as Adjusted web debt divided by way of Adjusted EBITDA. The Adjusted web debt to Adjusted EBITDA ratio is a key credit score measure used to evaluate the Corporate’s monetary capability. The ratio supplies knowledge at the Corporate’s talent to provider its debt and different long-term responsibilities from operations, apart from vital pieces. The Adjusted web debt to Adjusted EBITDA ratio is reconciled under from the Lengthy-term debt to Web source of revenue ratio, essentially the most related measure calculated in response to GAAP.

Starting within the first quarter of 2022, CP added disclosure of Professional-forma adjusted web debt to Professional-forma adjusted EBITDA ratio to raised align with CP’s debt covenant calculation, which comprises the trailing twelve month adjusted EBITDA of KCS in addition to KCS’s remarkable debt. CP is incorporating the trailing twelve month adjusted EBITDA of KCS on a pro-forma foundation, as CP isn’t entitled to profits previous to the purchase date of December 14, 2021. CP does now not regulate KCS whilst it’s within the vote casting accept as true with throughout evaluate of our merger software by way of the U.S. Floor Transportation Board (“STB”), although CP is the really useful proprietor of KCS’s remarkable stocks and receives coins dividends from KCS. The adjustment to incorporate the trailing twelve month EBITDA and KCS’s remarkable debt supplies customers of the monetary statements with higher perception into CP’s development in attaining deleveraging commitments. KCS’s disclosed U.S. greenback monetary values for the trailing 12 months ended June 30, 2022 had been adjusted to Canadian bucks reflecting the FX price for the fitting era offered. We now have now not offered 2021 Professional-forma adjusted web debt to Professional-forma adjusted EBITDA as CP was once now not the really useful proprietor of KCS’s stocks as at June 30, 2021.  

Calculation of Lengthy-term Debt to Web Source of revenue Ratio

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks, with the exception of for ratios)

2022

2021

Lengthy-term debt together with long-term debt maturing inside 12 months as at June 30

$           20,070

$             8,722

Web source of revenue for the 12 months ended June 30

$             2,359

$             3,248

Lengthy-term debt to Web source of revenue ratio

8.5

2.7

Reconciliation of Lengthy-term Debt to Adjusted Web Debt and Professional-forma Adjusted Web Debt

Adjusted web debt is outlined as Lengthy-term debt, Lengthy-term debt maturing inside 12 months, and Quick-term borrowing as reported at the Corporate’s Consolidated Steadiness Sheets adjusted for pension plans deficit, running rent liabilities known at the Corporate’s Consolidated Steadiness Sheets, and Money and coins equivalents. Adjusted web debt is used as a measure of debt and long-term responsibilities as a part of the calculation of Adjusted Web Debt to Adjusted EBITDA.

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)(1)

2022

2021

CP Lengthy-term debt together with long-term debt maturing inside 12 months as at June 30

$           20,070

$             8,722

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Pension plans deficit(2)

263

322

Working rent liabilities

275

273

Much less:



Money and coins equivalents

154

892

CP Adjusted web debt as at June 30

$           20,454

$             8,425

KCS’s long-term debt together with long-term debt maturing inside 12 months as at June 30

$             4,872

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KCS running rent liabilities

97

N/A

Much less:



KCS coins and coins equivalents

158

N/A

KCS Adjusted web debt as at June 30

4,811

N/A

CP Adjusted web debt as at June 30

20,454

N/A

Professional-forma Adjusted web debt as at June 30

$           25,265

N/A

(1)

KCS’s quantities had been translated on the June 30, 2022 era finish FX price of $1.29.

(2)

Pension plans deficit is the whole funded standing of the Pension plans in deficit most effective.

Reconciliation of Web Source of revenue to EBIT, Adjusted EBIT and Adjusted EBITDA and Professional-forma Adjusted EBITDA

Income sooner than hobby and tax (“EBIT”) is calculated as Web source of revenue sooner than Web hobby expense and Source of revenue tax expense. Adjusted EBIT excludes vital pieces reported in each Working source of revenue and Different expense. Adjusted EBITDA is calculated as Adjusted EBIT plus running rent expense and Depreciation and amortization, much less Different elements of web periodic get advantages restoration. Adjusted EBITDA is used as a measure of liquidity derived from operations, apart from vital pieces, as a part of the calculation of Adjusted Web Debt to Adjusted EBITDA.


For the 12 months
ended June 30

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks)(1)

2022

2021

CP Web source of revenue as reported

$             2,359

$             3,248

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Web hobby expense

549

437

Source of revenue tax expense

650

832

EBIT

3,558

4,517

Much less vital pieces (pre-tax):



Acquisition-related prices

(321)

(344)

Merger termination charge

845

Affect of FX translation (loss) acquire on debt and rent liabilities

(78)

228

Adjusted EBIT

3,957

3,788

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Working rent expense

76

72

Depreciation and amortization

830

794

Much less:



Different elements of web periodic get advantages restoration

398

362

CP Adjusted EBITDA

$             4,465

$             4,292

Web source of revenue resulting from KCS and subsidiaries

$             1,431

N/A

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KCS hobby expense

199

N/A

KCS source of revenue tax expense

480

N/A

KCS EBIT

2,110

N/A

Much less vital merchandise (pre-tax):



KCS merger source of revenue

568

N/A

KCS Adjusted EBIT

1,542

N/A

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KCS general rent value

39

N/A

KCS depreciation and amortization

477

N/A

KCS Adjusted EBITDA

2,058

N/A

CP Adjusted EBITDA

$             4,465

N/A

Much less:



Fairness profits of KCS(2)

265

N/A

Acquisition-related prices of KCS(3)

196

N/A

Professional-forma Adjusted EBITDA

$             6,062

N/A

(1)

KCS’s quantities had been translated on the quarterly common FX price of $1.28, $1.27, $1.26, and $1.26 for Q2 2022, Q1 2022, This fall 2021 and Q3 2021, respectively.

(2) 

Fairness profits of KCS had been a part of CP’s reported web source of revenue and due to this fact had been deducted in arriving to the Professional-forma Adjusted EBITDA.

(3)

Acquisition-related prices of KCS had been adjusted in CP’s Adjusted EBITDA calculation above, due to this fact had been deducted in arriving to the Professional-forma Adjusted EBITDA.

Calculation of Adjusted Web Debt to Adjusted EBITDA Ratio and Professional-forma Adjusted Web Debt to Professional-forma Adjusted EBITDA Ratio

(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks, with the exception of for ratios)

2022

2021

Adjusted web debt as at June 30

$           20,454

$             8,425

Adjusted EBITDA for the 12 months ended June 30

$             4,465

$             4,292

Adjusted web debt to Adjusted EBITDA ratio

4.6

2.0




(in hundreds of thousands of Canadian bucks, with the exception of for ratios)

2022

2021

Professional-forma adjusted web debt as at June 30

$           25,265

N/A

Professional-forma adjusted EBITDA for the 12 months ended June 30

$             6,062

N/A

Professional-forma adjusted web debt to Professional-forma adjusted EBITDA ratio

4.2

N/A

SOURCE Canadian Pacific

CP reviews robust Q2 effects; momentum accelerating in moment part of the yr

For additional knowledge: Media: [email protected]; Funding Neighborhood: Maeghan Albiston, 403-319-3591, [email protected]

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