For many more data tables produced by the Coalition to Oppose the Arms Trade (COAT), see "Canadian Military Exports to the Middle East."

Canadian Military Exports to Saudi Arabia
This is not a complete list of Canadian military exports to Saudi Arabia.  This table includes the value of products
in "Group 2" (i.e., "Munitions") of the "Export Control List," published by Canada's Department of Foreign
Affairs and International Trade (DFAIT).  DFAIT reports do not include military products that are deemed
"dual use," even those products are exported directly to foreign militaries.  DFAIT reports do not include
military exports to the U.S., although these account for about 75% of Canada's military exports. Neither
do DFAIT reports contain any data on Canadian military exports that are assembled into complete
weapons systems in the U.S. and then re-exported to other countries.  
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(All figures are in Canadian dollars)

Munitions
category
Brief
Description
(click below
for more details)
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Munitions
subtotals
Progressive Conservative Liberal Conservative
2-01 Small arms and automatic weapons                               3,240     1,257,804 2,896,250 4,157,294
2-02 Large weapons such as howitzers and cannon 869,231 905,211                       37,552,167? 209,304,640?         3,146,144 4,920,586
2-03 Ammunition               699
ammunition components
              10,000 6,227,100       6,237,799
2-04 Weapons firing and aiming systems   2,364,934                               2,200,000     4,564,934
2-05 Bombs, rockets, missiles, grenades                           15,379,025? 2,697,237 1,033,733   4,814,084? 156,009 5,894,359 14,595,422?
2-06 Tanks and armoured vehicles     216,907,006 211,941,764 255,707,344 166,148,447   62,264,677
LAVs & parts
1,543
LAV parts
41,903,511
LAVs & parts
2,174,549
LAV parts
28,242,590
LAVs & parts
19,694,956
LAVs & parts
155,094,966 214,205,300 981,709 26,467,673 4,814,184? 52,716,009 11,734,343 1,471,000,571?
2-07 Chemical, biological, radioactive agents/weapons 2,475,420 2,879,440   19,125                           338   698 5,375,021
2-09 Naval vessels of war         500,000                           104,594 948,221

1,552,815

2-10 Aircraft, helicopters, unmanned airborne vehicles     234,000       9,151,547
(aircraft parts)
2,237,170
(aircraft parts)
6,973,800
helicopter & aircraft parts
26,945
(aircraft parts)
868
(aircraft parts)
32,653
(aircraft parts)
29,709,976
helicopters & aircraft parts
  921,499 10,216,281 10,714,028 1,574,469 5,808 1,079,889 72,878,933
2-11 Electronic equipment 6,621,650 11,485,508 9,847,292 5,841,888 24,000,049 1,399,794 3,135,676
radios
17,812,620
radio equipment
22,788,260
radio equipment & parts
1,162,915
radio equipment & parts
16,607,634
radio equipment & parts
3,467,817
radio equipment parts

390,688
radio & navigational equipment parts

217,582     7,800 13,908   2,866,408 127,667,489
2-13 Armoured equipment and constructions   650,957 7,929                     210   220         659,316
2-14 Military training and simulation equipment 74,856 76,019 124,706 1,196.021   378,321 12,287,223
targets, parts

159,479
training equipment parts

36,189
(simulator parts)
              11,150 3,537 3,537 2,866,408 16,022,621
2-17 Miscellaneous equipment 28,740                   63,197
scuba parts
373,271
scuba systems & parts
  280,784             745,992
 
2-18 Production equipment                           5,891         1,761 189,987 197,639
2-21 Software                                 88,000? 400,000 471,600 1,224,048 2,095,648?
2-22 Technology                           562,600     88,000?   533,174 4,132,900 5,228,674?
Totals 10,069,897 18,362,069 227,120,933 218,998,798 280,207,393 167,926,562 24,574,446 82,474,645 29,799,792 43,093,371 18,846,248 32,116,331 49,795,620 157,917,932 217,824,036 12,069,674 43,515,750 9,006,436 54,601,552* 16,387,581* 1,737,900,754

Acronyms and Notes:
LAV = Light Armoured Vehicle

? = Question marks indicate duplicated munitions data found in government reports.  Such duplications occurred in some munitions subtotals published by the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (DFAIT) in its reports for the years 2003 to 2006, and 2007 to 2009.  Although removal of duplicated munitions subtotals does allow figures to match the annual totals provided by DFAIT, it remains a mystery which munitions categories contain the correct data. The annual totals shown in the above table are the totals that were published by DFAIT.  DFAIT's error in publishing duplicated munitions subtotals effects the "Munitions subtotals" column on the extreme right of COAT's table (above). The grand total in the bottom right is arrived at by adding  DFAIT's annual totals, not by adding the "Munitions subtotals."

* Discrepancy in DFAIT figures:
2008 and 2009 - The subtotals published by DFAIT for the munitions categories in 2008 and 2009 do not correspond to their totals for those years.  The subtotals and annual totals shown here for 2008 and 2009 were those published in DFAIT's report for those years. 
The subtotals for 2008, provided by DFAIT, actually add up to $55,250,296, i.e., $648,744 more than the total shown here.
The subtotals for 2009, provided by DFAIT, actually add up to $36,979,655, i.e., $20,592,074 (!) more than the total shown here.

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