Directory: Financial performance indicators for Canadian business 2000 (fpicb) License: Access restricted to University of Saskatchewan faculty, staff and students for non-commercial study and research by DLI license agreement. http://library.usask.ca/data/dli/dlilicense.html ALSO AVAILABLE ON "CD" Financial Performance Indicators for Canadian Business is an authoritative reference source of key financial ratios by industry. It is based on up-to-date, reliable and comprehensive data on Canadian businesses, derived from Statistics Canada databases of financial statements. The indicators are designed to serve as financial performance benchmarks against which individual firms and industries can be compared. It allows firms to precisely position themselves within their peer group. Volumes 1 and 2 Financial performance indicators are a series of 15 commonly used financial ratios. In table 1, the financial ratios are divided into three categories, profitability, solvency and efficiency ratios. The table also indicates the portion of the firms in each industry that experienced profits as opposed to losses. Table 2 sets out a "common-sized" balance sheet which provides a structural analysis of the balance sheet. Volume 3 Six principal financial ratios - net profit margin, pretax profit margin, gross profit margin, pretax profits to assets, return on equity and liabilities to assets, are presented in volume 3. It also contains year over year sales growth rates for the two most current years and the percentage of all firms that experienced profits as opposed to losses. NEW for 2000 FPICB: Data The 2000 edition of the Financial Performance Indicators for Canadian Business has added the data for the following provinces and Regions: Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, the Prairies, the Territories, Northwest Territories and Nunavut (combined) and Yukon. We have removed the combined presentation of Manitoba and Saskatchewan and replaced it with the more appropriate Prairies (Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta) At the Software level: 1) One-step printing of any volume. 2) One-step installation of all volumes. 3) Will automatically save own industry data as at last entry. 4) View and print industry rollups. 5) Additional volume can be emailed after original purchase. ================================== Edition 2000 Reference Year 1999 ================================== Directory: /dli/fpicb/2000_edition/ FILENAME DESCRIPTION fpicb99dat.zip Financial performance indicators for Canadian business 1. Download fpicb98dat.zip (in binary format) from the DLI FTP site: /dli/fpicb/2000_edition/fpicb99dat.zip to a temporary directory on your PC. 2. Uncompress using the subdirectories or path that is assigned to the zipped files. 3. Run the set-up program "SETUP" Close all apllications before running "SETUP" 4. For more information regarding this product consult "fpicb99gid.pdf" FILENAME DESCRIPTION fpicb99gid.pdf Concepts, Sources and Methods Attention_fpicb99.pdf What is new at DATA Level and at the Software level Download Data: May 22, 2002 WL. Download Documentation: May 22, 2002 WL.