According to Laurentian Bank of Canada's latest financial reports the company has $1.51 B in cash and cash equivalents.
A companyโs cash on hand also refered as cash/cash equivalents (CCE) and Short-term investments, is the amount of accessible money a business has.
Year | Cash on Hand | Change |
---|---|---|
2022-10-31 | $1.51 B | 120.78% |
2021-10-31 | $0.68 B | 5.34% |
2020-10-31 | $0.65 B | 6.6% |
2019-10-31 | $0.61 B | -11.42% |
2018-10-31 | $0.68 B | 92.19% |
2017-10-31 | $0.35 B | 39.18% |
2016-10-31 | $0.25 B | -40.84% |
2015-10-31 | $0.43 B | 15.29% |
2014-10-31 | $0.37 B | 11.19% |
2013-10-31 | $0.33 B | -51.12% |
2012-10-31 | $0.69 B | 41.88% |
2011-10-31 | $0.49 B | 77.03% |
2010-10-31 | $0.27 B | -17.35% |
2009-10-31 | $0.33 B | 35.82% |
2008-10-31 | $0.24 B | -54.14% |
2007-10-31 | $0.53 B | 113.82% |
2006-10-31 | $0.25 B | -6.38% |
2005-10-31 | $0.26 B | -0.01% |
2004-10-31 | $0.26 B | -51.06% |
2003-10-31 | $0.54 B | 62.02% |
2002-10-31 | $0.33 B | 146.1% |
2001-10-31 | $0.13 B |