Canadian Tire (CTC.TO) - Total liabilities

Total liabilities on the balance sheet as of June 2026 : A$16.06 Billion

According to Canadian Tire's latest financial reports the company's total liabilities are A$16.06 Billion. A company’s total liabilities is the sum of all current and non-current debts and obligations.

Canadian Tire - Total liabilities on balance sheet (from 2001 to 2024)

Total liabilities by year

Year	Total liabilities	Change
2023-12-31	A$17.22 B	5.25%
2022-12-31	A$16.36 B	-1.13%
2021-12-31	A$16.55 B	11.58%
2020-12-31	A$14.83 B	-3.21%
2019-12-31	A$15.32 B	23.88%
2018-12-31	A$12.37 B	20.77%
2017-12-31	A$10.24 B	3.7%
2016-12-31	A$9.87 B	8.53%
2015-12-31	A$9.10 B	-3.12%
2014-12-31	A$9.39 B	9.05%
2013-12-31	A$8.61 B	5.18%
2012-12-31	A$8.19 B	8.12%
2011-12-31	A$7.57 B	9.2%
2010-12-31	A$6.93 B	26.47%
2009-12-31	A$5.48 B	11.53%
2008-12-31	A$4.91 B	17.3%
2007-12-31	A$4.19 B	27.44%
2006-12-31	A$3.28 B	-10.82%
2005-12-31	A$3.68 B	28.54%
2004-12-31	A$2.86 B	7.42%
2003-12-31	A$2.67 B	-25.63%
2002-12-31	A$3.59 B	1.64%
2001-12-31	A$3.53 B

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