Churchill’s financial goal is to deliver consistently superior results and thus create value for our shareholders.
Source: Toronto Stock Exchange
Churchill’s total shareholder return has greatly exceeded that of the S&P/TSX composite index over the past 5 years.
Source: Corporate records
In 2010, contract revenue grew at a rate that more than offset a decline in contract income margin (contract income divided by contract revenue).
Source: Corporate records
We controlled indirect costs in 2010, thereby helping to grow our EBITDA at a rate that more than offset a decline in EBITDA margin (EBITDA divided by contract revenue).
Source: Corporate records
In 2010, we grew earnings and EPS, adding shareholder value while growing the company with the Seacliff acquisition.
Source: Corporate records
We closed 2010 with backlog significantly higher than our annual contract revenue, providing visibility of our future contract revenue.