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Gexport Industrial Inc. will contribute significantly to the Canadian economy by generating jobs, increasing tax revenue, and driving innovation in the Automotive Parts Industry. The Company will pay an estimated $20,290 in taxes in Year 1, increasing to $92,364 by Year 5, supporting public programs at federal, provincial, and municipal levels. Under Mr. Rouhipoormoalaei’s leadership, employees will receive specialized training in automotive parts management, improving their skills and addressing Canada’s labor shortages. Gexport Industrial Inc. will introduce high-quality, competitively priced products, raising industry standards and encouraging competitors to improve efficiency and customer service. The Company will also leverage advanced technology to enhance inventory management, reduce costs, and streamline operations, reinforcing Canada’s position as a leader in the global Automotive Parts Industry.
Gexport Industrial Inc. will source high-quality automotive parts directly from trusted manufacturers and supply them to Canada and global markets. The Company’s mission will be to offer reliable, cost-effective solutions for automotive repair shops, dealerships, fleet operators, service providers, and individual customers. Through strategic partnerships, efficient logistics, and innovative inventory management, Gexport Industrial Inc. will become a leading force in the Auto Parts Wholesaling Industry, ensure customer satisfaction, and drive growth in the global automotive sector.
Canada Exports is a distributor of Canadian products to the International market.
Canada’s Export Import Dynamics in 2023
- OverviewIn December 2024 Canada exported C$63.8B and imported C$60.2B, resulting in a positive trade balance of C$3.55B. Between December 2023 and December 2024 the exports of Canada have increased by C$5.52B (9.49%) from C$58.2B to C$63.8B, while imports increased by C$1.54B (2.62%) from C$58.7B to C$60.2B
- TradeIn December 2024, the top exports of Canada were Crude Petroleum (C$13B), Gold (C$3.62B), Cars (C$3.25B), Planes, Helicopters, and/or Spacecraft (C$2.29B), and Refined Petroleum (C$1.95B). In December 2024 the top imports of Canada were Commodities not elsewhere specified (C$4.55B), Cars (C$3.67B), Motor vehicles; parts and accessories (8701… (C$1.89B), Refined Petroleum (C$1.59B), and Delivery Trucks (C$1.51B).
The top services imported by Canada in 2020 were Transportation ($17.3B), Royalties and license fees ($13.7B), Travel ($12.1B), Financial services ($9.86B), and Computer and information services ($6.63B).
Export Development Canada (EDC)
EDC is a Crown corporation dedicated to helping Canadian companies succeed on the world stage. They equip startups with the tools they need, including trade knowledge, financial solutions, equity, insurance, and connections. EDC has a number of financing programs, including the Investment Matching Program, Working Capital Guarantee, and Inclusive Trade Investments Program. They also have a number of resources and blogs covering a variety of trade topics.
Canadian Association of Importers and Exporters (I.E. Canada)
I.E. Canada is a national, non-profit organization representing importers and exporters. They are committed to ensuring that trade regulations, policies and processes allow businesses to import and export efficiently. I.E. Canada is a trusted facilitator between business and government to inform and influence outcomes of policy and real-world application for the movement of goods across international borders.
Gexport Industrial Inc. was incorporated on March 22, 2023, in Ontario under Corporation Number 1486992-3. Upon the approval of his work permit, Mr. Danial Rouhipoormoalaei (hereafter also referred to as Mr. Rouhipoormoalaei, or the Applicant), the Company’s sole owner, will be its Executive Director (NOC 00014). The Applicant will personally invest $200,000 into Gexport Industrial Inc., fully financing the Company’s startup without any loans. This investment will ensure a smooth launch and sustained growth.
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Canada’s Top Export Partners
United States
Value: $443 billion
Percentage of Total Exports: 72%
Description: The United States is Canada’s largest export partner, receiving the bulk of its exports. Key exports include vehicles, mineral fuels (oil), machinery, plastics, and wood products.
China
Value: $28 billion
Percentage of Total Exports: 4.6%
Description: China is a significant trade partner for Canada, with major exports including wood pulp, mineral fuels, ores, cereals, and machinery.
United Kingdom
Value: $18 billion
Percentage of Total Exports: 3%
Description: The United Kingdom imports a substantial portion of Canada’s gold and precious metals, as well as aircraft and spacecraft, machinery, and mineral fuels.
Japan
Value: $13 billion
Percentage of Total Exports: 2%
Description: Japan is an important export destination for Canada, especially for commodities like mineral fuels, ores, cereals (particularly wheat), and wood products.
Mexico
Value: $9 billion
Percentage of Total Exports: 1.5%
Description: Mexico is a growing export partner, importing vehicles, machinery, electrical machinery, plastics, and mineral fuels from Canada.
Canada’s Top Import Partners
United States
Value: $317 billion
Percentage of Total Imports: 49%
Description: The United States is Canada’s largest import partner, providing Canada with a wide range of goods, including machinery, vehicles, mineral fuels (oil and gas), electrical equipment, and plastics.
China
Value: $63 billion
Percentage of Total Imports: 10%
Description: China is a major supplier to Canada, with key imports such as machinery, electronics, plastics, toys, and textiles.
Mexico
Value: $36 billion
Percentage of Total Imports: 6%
Description: Mexico provides Canada with vehicles, machinery, electrical equipment, and mineral fuels, forming a significant part of Canada’s import supply.
Germany
Value: $19 billion
Percentage of Total Imports: 3%
Description: Germany is an important source of high-value goods for Canada, with major imports including vehicles, machinery, pharmaceuticals, and medical devices.
Japan
Value: $15 billion
Percentage of Total Imports: 2.5%
Description: Japan exports vehicles, machinery, electronic equipment, and optical/medical instruments to Canada, making it one of the top import partners.
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