Canadian National Railway Company (CN) is a leading North American transportation and logistics company and an essential part of the continent’s supply-chain infrastructure. With a rail network of approximately 20,000 route-miles spanning Canada and mid-America, CN connects major resource-producing, manufacturing, agricultural, and consumer markets with ports and other transportation gateways. Its network connects three coasts and provides businesses with access to domestic and international markets.
CN transports a diverse range of goods, from natural resources and agricultural products to manufactured goods and consumer products. Its integrated transportation offering extends beyond traditional rail services to include intermodal transportation and logistics solutions, enabling customers to move goods efficiently across different modes of transport. As a major supply-chain enabler, CN plays an important role in connecting industries and businesses to markets, ports, and international trade routes.
With approximately 24,000 railroaders and more than C$250 billion worth of goods transported annually, CN plays a significant role in supporting economic activity across North America. The company reported approximately C$17 billion in revenue in 2025 and continues to invest in its network and infrastructure to improve capacity, efficiency, and service for customers.
CN places strong emphasis on safety, operational efficiency, responsible business practices, and sustainability. Since its establishment in 1919, the company has evolved into a major North American transportation provider while continuing to invest in infrastructure, technology, and network capacity. Through its extensive rail and logistics network, CN contributes to the movement of goods, the competitiveness of businesses, and the continued integration of North American markets.
Thank you, CN, for your continued support and partnership. We look forward to building on our collaboration and creating even more opportunities to strengthen Canada–Vietnam business connections together.