Annual Report 2025: Building Canada's Trade Resilience (EDC Investments)

Summary

• EDC facilitated $135 billion in business in 2025, supporting an estimated $97 billion of GDP and approximately 580,000 full-time equivalent jobs.p.5
• EDC launched the Trade Impact Program in March 2025 to facilitate an additional $5 billion in support over two years.p.21
• Business facilitated in the United States reached $69.1 billion, versus $62.6 billion in 2024.p.27
• Business facilitated in the Asia-Pacific region was $14.8 billion, compared to $13 billion in 2024.p.15
• EDC's insurance program helped more than 6,800 customers close approximately $109 billion in export sales.p.15
• The Net Promoter Score reached 80.1, against 75.8 in 2024.p.14
• Budget 2025 set a target for EDC to increase its total business facilitated by $25 billion by 2030.p.29

Key insights

1. The Productivity Ratio was 44.4%, within the planned range of 40.5% to 44.5%.p.15
2. Capital demand ended the year at $3.8 billion, within the 2025 Corporate Plan range of $3.7 billion to $4.1 billion.p.16
3. Canadian exporters supported by EDC between 2010 and 2022 generated 23% more revenues and had 16% higher employment than similar non-customers.p.13
4. EDC served 10,005 small businesses in 2025, with 59% accessing financial products through their financial institutions and other partners.p.20
5. EDC served 1,228 medium-sized financial customers, an increase of 5% over 2024.p.16
6. The Bank of Canada cut interest rates three times, bringing its target rate to 2.25% by the end of 2025.p.10
7. EDC supported more than 300 critical minerals customers, facilitating $8.7 billion in business.p.5
8. EDC facilitated $4.5 billion in business support in Mexico.p.28
9. Carbon-intensive financing exposure stood at $6.6B in 2025, unchanged from 2024.p.17