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Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CM)

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce reported revenue of CA$29.1B in fiscal 2025, up 13.8% from a year earlier. Net income was CA$8.4B, a net margin of 28.9%. At October 31, 2025 it held CA$12.4B in cash.

What Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce does

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce provides retail, business, and investment banking services. It offers checking accounts, mortgages, credit cards, commercial loans, and wealth management services to individuals, small businesses, and institutional corporations primarily across Canada and the United States. Its shares trade on NYSE under the ticker CM.

Revenue and profit by year

Fiscal years as reported in annual reports. Amounts in CAD.

Key figures

Full financial statements: income, balance sheet and cash flow

Where CM ranks in Finance

Latest fiscal year of every company in the sector with the figure reported. Revenue is ranked among companies reporting in US dollars; growth and margins among companies with at least 10 million of revenue. Finance

Latest SEC filings

What Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce has filed recently, newest first. Each links to the original document on SEC EDGAR.

1. September 25, 2026
   Offering term sheet FWP
2. September 25, 2026
   Offering term sheet FWP
3. September 25, 2026
   Securities offering prospectus 424B2
4. September 25, 2026
   Securities offering prospectus 424B2
5. September 25, 2026
   Securities offering prospectus 424B2
6. September 23, 2026
   Offering term sheet FWP
7. September 23, 2026
   Securities offering prospectus 424B2
8. September 23, 2026
   Securities offering prospectus 424B2
9. September 23, 2026
   Securities offering prospectus 424B3
10. September 22, 2026
    Offering term sheet FWP

Who owns CM

Three views from three kinds of SEC filings, each with its own date. They overlap and are not added up.

5% holders

Anyone who owns more than 5% of a class of shares must say so on Schedule 13D (if they may seek to influence the company) or 13G (a passive holder). The latest filing of each holder is shown: 13G filings of the last 2 years, 13D of the last 3.

Largest institutional holders

No Form 13F positions imported for this company yet.

Insiders

Reported holdings of insiders who filed a Form 4 in the last 12 months: the shares each one held after their latest reported transaction. This is not the total held by all insiders.

We have not read this company's Form 4 filings yet.

Schedule 13D/13G filings on SEC.gov

All filings on SEC EDGAR

Questions about CM

What does Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce do?

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce provides retail, business, and investment banking services. It offers checking accounts, mortgages, credit cards, commercial loans, and wealth management services to individuals, small businesses, and institutional corporations primarily across Canada and the United States. Its shares trade on NYSE under the ticker CM.

Is Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce profitable?

Yes. In fiscal 2025 it reported net income of CA$8.4B on revenue of CA$29.1B, a net margin of 28.9%.

How much revenue does Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce make?

In fiscal 2025 Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce reported revenue of CA$29.1B. That is 13.8% more than a year earlier.

When did Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce last report?

Its newest filing of any kind is the offering term sheet from September 25, 2026.

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Where the numbers come from

Financial figures are the values Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce tagged in its own SEC filings (XBRL), taken from the latest filing for each period, so restatements replace older figures. Revenue, profit and cash flow are for full fiscal years unless marked as the last twelve months, which is the sum of the four most recent quarters. Where a company reports only the full year, the fourth quarter is the year minus the first three.

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