Providência USA reported strong 1Q 2012 results, with record production levels and sales volume growth of 15.5% year-over-year. Net revenue increased 21.1% to R$139.4 million driven by higher sales and price increases. Adjusted EBITDA grew 30.6% to R$28.9 million. The company expects further sales growth in 2012 from two new production lines coming online, increasing annual capacity to 140,000 tons.
Providência USA reported financial results for the first quarter of 2011. Key highlights included a 7.1% increase in sales volume compared to the same period in 2010. The company's first production line in the United States contributed 492 tons sold in 1Q11, in line with forecasts. Net revenue increased 10.2% year-over-year due to higher sales volume domestically and production starting in the US. EBITDA declined 2.7% versus 1Q10 reflecting start-up costs for the US line and higher raw material prices. The company forecasts increased sales volume in 2011 and full capacity utilization of its US production line by early second half.
The Company recovered sales volumes in its core businesses, with 4% growth in nonwovens and 14% growth in PVC. Gross revenue grew 5.6% between quarters due to increased sales volume. Adjusted EBITDA reached R$27.7 million, a 5.6% increase over last quarter, with EBITDA margin stable at 24.5%. Adjusted net income was R$12.2 million, reversing the previous quarter's loss. Key initiatives included concluding the IPO and Isofilme acquisition, as well as closing the flexible packaging division.
The document provides highlights and 2Q09 results for Providência S.A., a Brazilian manufacturer of nonwoven materials. Key points include:
- Nonwovens sales volume increased 4.1% over 1Q09 but decreased 14% from 2Q08 due to economic downturn.
- Net revenues for nonwovens decreased 5.4% over 1Q09 and 10.4% from 2Q08.
- EBITDA for nonwovens was R$27.1 million, a decrease of 14% over 1Q09 but an increase of 2.3 percentage points over 2Q08.
- Net earnings reached R$11.1 million, down from R$13.
The document summarizes Providência's 1Q09 results. It highlights that a project to increase production capacity of specialty disposable hygiene products by 70% is nearing completion. Net revenues for the Nonwovens Division totaled R$98.2 million, up 12.5% from 1Q08 due to a better sales mix. EBITDA for the division reached R$31.5 million, a 47.7% increase from 1Q08. Net earnings were R$10.9 million, compared to R$9 million in 1Q08. The outlook discusses further expanding production of specialty and medical nonwovens and establishing a Risk Management Committee.
The document summarizes the company's 2Q08 operational highlights and financial results. Some key points:
- Sales volume increased 31.3% over 2Q07 driven by growth in the nonwovens division from expanded capacity from acquisitions.
- Gross revenue increased 25.7% over 2Q07 and EBITDA reached R$30.9 million, a 17.5% increase over 2Q07, driven by higher sales volumes.
- Net income totaled R$103.7 million in 2Q08, up 34.4% over 2Q07, principally due to increased sales and full capacity utilization of new assets.
The document provides an operational and financial summary of a company's 1Q08 results. It highlights that sales volumes grew 23.9% year-over-year due to increased production from a new plant. Revenue increased 10.3% to $134.4 million despite currency appreciation. EBITDA grew 10.2% to $26.3 million with margins of 22.8%. Net income was $9.8 million with margins of 8.5%. An outlook expects further sales growth from increased production and new product lines.
In the 2nd quarter of 2010, the company saw a 21.7% increase in nonwoven sales volume compared to the 2nd quarter of 2009. Net revenue from the nonwovens division increased 23.6% compared to the 2nd quarter of 2009 due to higher sales volume, price adjustments, and currency effects. Cost of goods sold increased due to higher polypropylene prices and sales volume. The company expects full capacity utilization in the second half of 2010 and stabilization of polypropylene prices, contributing to improved margins. Construction of the new plant in North Carolina is progressing on schedule.
The document summarizes CSX's third quarter 2006 earnings presentation. It reports that CSX had record third quarter revenues of $2.4 billion, up 14% from the previous year. Surface transportation operating income increased 31% to $489 million. Comparable earnings per share increased 50% to $0.54, excluding insurance recoveries and tax benefits. CSX also initiated a $500 million share buyback program and expects to deliver over $300 million in free cash flow for 2006. Overall, CSX's core strategies are sustaining solid momentum and financial performance.
Providência USA reported financial results for the first quarter of 2011. Key highlights included a 7.1% increase in sales volume compared to the same period in 2010. The company's first production line in the United States contributed 492 tons sold in 1Q11, in line with forecasts. Net revenue increased 10.2% year-over-year due to higher sales volume domestically and production starting in the US. EBITDA declined 2.7% versus 1Q10 reflecting start-up costs for the US line and higher raw material prices. The company forecasts increased sales volume in 2011 and full capacity utilization of its US production line by early second half.
The Company recovered sales volumes in its core businesses, with 4% growth in nonwovens and 14% growth in PVC. Gross revenue grew 5.6% between quarters due to increased sales volume. Adjusted EBITDA reached R$27.7 million, a 5.6% increase over last quarter, with EBITDA margin stable at 24.5%. Adjusted net income was R$12.2 million, reversing the previous quarter's loss. Key initiatives included concluding the IPO and Isofilme acquisition, as well as closing the flexible packaging division.
The document provides highlights and 2Q09 results for Providência S.A., a Brazilian manufacturer of nonwoven materials. Key points include:
- Nonwovens sales volume increased 4.1% over 1Q09 but decreased 14% from 2Q08 due to economic downturn.
- Net revenues for nonwovens decreased 5.4% over 1Q09 and 10.4% from 2Q08.
- EBITDA for nonwovens was R$27.1 million, a decrease of 14% over 1Q09 but an increase of 2.3 percentage points over 2Q08.
- Net earnings reached R$11.1 million, down from R$13.
The document summarizes Providência's 1Q09 results. It highlights that a project to increase production capacity of specialty disposable hygiene products by 70% is nearing completion. Net revenues for the Nonwovens Division totaled R$98.2 million, up 12.5% from 1Q08 due to a better sales mix. EBITDA for the division reached R$31.5 million, a 47.7% increase from 1Q08. Net earnings were R$10.9 million, compared to R$9 million in 1Q08. The outlook discusses further expanding production of specialty and medical nonwovens and establishing a Risk Management Committee.
The document summarizes the company's 2Q08 operational highlights and financial results. Some key points:
- Sales volume increased 31.3% over 2Q07 driven by growth in the nonwovens division from expanded capacity from acquisitions.
- Gross revenue increased 25.7% over 2Q07 and EBITDA reached R$30.9 million, a 17.5% increase over 2Q07, driven by higher sales volumes.
- Net income totaled R$103.7 million in 2Q08, up 34.4% over 2Q07, principally due to increased sales and full capacity utilization of new assets.
The document provides an operational and financial summary of a company's 1Q08 results. It highlights that sales volumes grew 23.9% year-over-year due to increased production from a new plant. Revenue increased 10.3% to $134.4 million despite currency appreciation. EBITDA grew 10.2% to $26.3 million with margins of 22.8%. Net income was $9.8 million with margins of 8.5%. An outlook expects further sales growth from increased production and new product lines.
In the 2nd quarter of 2010, the company saw a 21.7% increase in nonwoven sales volume compared to the 2nd quarter of 2009. Net revenue from the nonwovens division increased 23.6% compared to the 2nd quarter of 2009 due to higher sales volume, price adjustments, and currency effects. Cost of goods sold increased due to higher polypropylene prices and sales volume. The company expects full capacity utilization in the second half of 2010 and stabilization of polypropylene prices, contributing to improved margins. Construction of the new plant in North Carolina is progressing on schedule.
The document summarizes CSX's third quarter 2006 earnings presentation. It reports that CSX had record third quarter revenues of $2.4 billion, up 14% from the previous year. Surface transportation operating income increased 31% to $489 million. Comparable earnings per share increased 50% to $0.54, excluding insurance recoveries and tax benefits. CSX also initiated a $500 million share buyback program and expects to deliver over $300 million in free cash flow for 2006. Overall, CSX's core strategies are sustaining solid momentum and financial performance.
PPG Industries reported its second quarter 2008 financial results. Key highlights included double-digit growth in sales and segment earnings compared to the prior year. Adjusted earnings per share grew 12%. Cash generation was over $125 million ahead of the prior year. The SigmaKalon acquisition performed ahead of targets and was a key contributor to results. Overall, strong pricing actions and portfolio shifts helped offset weakness in some end markets.
DuPont reported a 15% increase in earnings per share for the first quarter of 2007 compared to the same period in 2006. Sales grew 6% due to a 2% increase in local currency prices, 2% higher volumes, and a 2% benefit from currency exchange. DuPont reaffirmed its full year 2007 earnings outlook of approximately $3.15 per share, excluding significant items.
CSX reported first quarter earnings results. Surface transportation revenues increased 10% to $2.1 billion due to an 8.6% increase in revenue per car. Operating expenses increased only 2% through operations and management productivity. Surface transportation operating income increased 72% and drove a 152% increase in earnings per share. Looking forward, CSX expects tougher comparables but their foundation of strategies and financial improvements provide confidence.
The document discusses Braskem's 4Q11 and 2011 results. Key highlights include average cracker capacity utilization of 80% in 4Q11 and 83% in 2011. Net revenue was R$8.7 billion in 4Q11 and R$33 billion for 2011. EBITDA was R$718 million in 4Q11 and R$3.7 billion for 2011. Braskem saw uncertainties from the global economy and destocking trend limit domestic resin market growth in 4Q11. EBITDA was impacted by lower international spreads, partially offset by lower expenses. Synergies from the Quattor acquisition totaled R$400 million for 2011, exceeding estimates.
Providência reported financial results for the full year 2009. This was the first year that the financial statements came exclusively from the nonwovens business after divesting other divisions. Key highlights included resuming construction of the first US plant, paying an interim dividend, and receiving an investment grade rating. Net revenue declined slightly year-over-year due to currency impacts, while EBITDA grew 8%. The outlook for 2010 anticipates increased sales volume and operating at full capacity as the US plant construction remains on schedule.
Hera achieved double digit growth rates in the first half of 2008, with a 22.2% increase in EBITDA. Growth was driven by internal factors such as tariff increases in the water and waste businesses, successful energy trading, and contributions from recent mergers and acquisitions. New plants in electricity generation and waste-to-energy also contributed positively to results. Despite high capital expenditures related to ongoing development projects, Hera generated positive free cash flows in the first half.
The document discusses Braskem's 4Q11 and 2011 results. It notes geopolitical tensions and a deterioration in the global economic outlook. For 4Q11, Braskem achieved net revenue of $8.7 billion and EBITDA of $718 million despite planned plant shutdowns. For 2011, net revenue was $33 billion and EBITDA was $3.7 billion. Braskem realized $400 million in synergies from the Quattor acquisition, exceeding initial estimates. Import competition and the stronger real limited domestic resin market growth.
The document summarizes the key points from a conference call to review the company's fiscal 2008 third quarter financial results. It discusses increases in net income for the natural gas distribution and regulated transmission/storage segments due to rate adjustments and higher transportation volumes. It also reviews decreases in the natural gas marketing segment's gross profit from realized storage losses and lower sales volumes. Operating expenses rose due to higher labor costs but were partially offset by a one-time software write-off in the prior year. Capital expenditures increased for the regulated gas distribution and transmission/storage segments.
Marathon Oil Corporation reported financial results for the first quarter of 2006 with net income of $784 million compared to $324 million in the first quarter of 2005. All business segments experienced increased earnings. Exploration and production benefited from higher oil and gas prices and sales volumes. Refining and marketing increased profits due to favorable refining margins and higher fuel sales. Major projects remained on schedule including the Equatorial Guinea LNG facility. The company will continue growing production 8-11% annually through 2008.
KF's annual report for 2005 summarizes the organization's activities and financial results for the year. Key highlights include KF recording a profit of SEK 715 million and maintaining a strong financial position. While Coop Norden improved profitability in Denmark and Norway, its Swedish business struggled and initiatives were implemented to improve performance. KF aims to strengthen the consumer co-operative movement by driving development at Coop Norden and supporting Swedish retail societies.
The document summarizes Paragon Shipping's earnings conference call for the fourth quarter and full year of 2012. It highlights that Paragon successfully completed a debt restructuring, raising $10 million in equity and reducing debt repayment requirements. It also provides an overview of Paragon's financial results for 2012, including adjusted EBITDA of $24.2 million, and operational details such as fleet utilization of 99.1%. Finally, it discusses expectations for a slow drybulk market recovery starting in 2014.
Marathon Oil Corporation reported strong financial results for the second quarter of 2006, with net income of $1.748 billion compared to $673 million in the second quarter of 2005. Earnings were boosted by higher oil and gas prices and sales volumes. The company invested over $9 billion in projects over the past 18 months. Marathon completed the sale of its Russian business and continues to advance major projects globally. Upstream income increased due to higher commodity prices and volumes, particularly in Libya and Equatorial Guinea.
The document provides an overview of Enel SpA's interim financial results for the first half of 2012. Some key highlights include:
- Revenues increased 6% to €40.7 billion compared to the first half of 2011.
- EBITDA declined 7.2% to €8.3 billion due to lower margins in generation in Italy and international markets.
- Net debt increased 6.6% to €47.6 billion due to capital expenditures exceeding cash from operations.
- Electricity production totaled 148.7 TWh, up 3% from the prior year period driven by higher output in Latin America.
Liberty Global reported strong financial results for fiscal year 2007. Organic operating cash flow growth was 16% excluding acquisitions. The company achieved robust subscriber growth, increased bundling of services, and improved operating cash flow margins. Liberty Global also increased its tax loss carryforwards, generated significant free cash flow, and maintained a strong liquidity and leverage position providing flexibility for strategic initiatives.
SQM is a world leader in specialty plant nutrition, iodine, lithium, and industrial chemicals. In 2011, the company achieved record revenues of $2.1 billion and net income of $546 million, representing growth rates of 17% and 43% respectively. SQM plans to invest over $500 million in 2012 to expand production capacity of its potassium-based products and specialty businesses. This capital expenditure program aims to further strengthen SQM's position as a low-cost producer and enable it to capitalize on growing global demand for its specialty products.
The company saw a recovery in sales volumes in 3Q09 to pre-crisis levels at the end of 2008. Net revenue from nonwovens increased 8.4% compared to 2Q09 due to higher sales volumes. EBITDA was higher than 3Q08 due to lower raw material and logistics costs, increasing margins by 3 percentage points. Net earnings were R$18 million in 3Q09 compared to a loss in 3Q08, with margins improving from -1.8% to 17.4%. Cash positions increased 59.5% over 3Q08 due to improved operations and debt payments. For 2010, sales volumes are expected to operate at full capacity as consumer goods demand recovers.
Providência USA reported increased sales volume and revenue in 2Q 2012 compared to the previous year. Net income grew over 200% year-over-year. The company's expansion projects remain on schedule, with a new production line starting in Brazil and another planned for the US by the end of the year. This will increase annual production capacity to 140,000 tons and reinforce Providência's position as a major player in the nonwovens industry.
Providência reported its 4Q08 results. Net revenues for the nonwovens division increased 34.1% to R$124.4 million due to an 11.9% rise in sales volumes and better exchange rates boosting exports. EBITDA for the nonwovens division reached R$33.3 million, up 30% from 4Q07. Net earnings were R$19 million for a margin of 15%. For 2009, Providência will expand production of specialty disposable hygiene and medical products to capture higher value segments.
Providência reported its 3Q08 results. Net revenue increased 16.6% to R$153 million driven by a 28.8% increase in sales volume. However, EBITDA declined 7.7% to R$26.4 million due to higher raw material costs and one-time SAP implementation expenses. The company sold its pipes and fittings division and expects to focus on higher-margin specialty disposables. Providência also took on additional debt which increased currency-related financial expenses and led to a net loss of R$2.2 million for the quarter. Management is optimistic their investments in specialty products and the SAP system will drive improved results going forward.
El documento describe dos modelos de disciplina en el aula: el autoritario basado en el castigo y la obediencia, y el dialógico basado en el diálogo y la construcción de normas de convivencia. Se argumenta que el modelo autoritario ya no es adecuado debido a los cambios sociales y las nuevas características de los estudiantes. El modelo dialógico promueve orientar y guiar a los estudiantes de forma respetuosa. También propone estrategias como observaciones, entrevistas y dinámicas grupales para mejorar
El documento describe varios periféricos de entrada y salida comúnmente usados con computadoras. Incluye teclados, ratones, monitores, pantallas táctiles, impresoras de chorro de tinta e impresoras láser, escáneres, tabletas gráficas, cámaras web, micrófonos, altavoces y cámaras de video. Cada periférico convierte información de un tipo a otro para facilitar la interacción entre humanos y computadoras.
PPG Industries reported its second quarter 2008 financial results. Key highlights included double-digit growth in sales and segment earnings compared to the prior year. Adjusted earnings per share grew 12%. Cash generation was over $125 million ahead of the prior year. The SigmaKalon acquisition performed ahead of targets and was a key contributor to results. Overall, strong pricing actions and portfolio shifts helped offset weakness in some end markets.
DuPont reported a 15% increase in earnings per share for the first quarter of 2007 compared to the same period in 2006. Sales grew 6% due to a 2% increase in local currency prices, 2% higher volumes, and a 2% benefit from currency exchange. DuPont reaffirmed its full year 2007 earnings outlook of approximately $3.15 per share, excluding significant items.
CSX reported first quarter earnings results. Surface transportation revenues increased 10% to $2.1 billion due to an 8.6% increase in revenue per car. Operating expenses increased only 2% through operations and management productivity. Surface transportation operating income increased 72% and drove a 152% increase in earnings per share. Looking forward, CSX expects tougher comparables but their foundation of strategies and financial improvements provide confidence.
The document discusses Braskem's 4Q11 and 2011 results. Key highlights include average cracker capacity utilization of 80% in 4Q11 and 83% in 2011. Net revenue was R$8.7 billion in 4Q11 and R$33 billion for 2011. EBITDA was R$718 million in 4Q11 and R$3.7 billion for 2011. Braskem saw uncertainties from the global economy and destocking trend limit domestic resin market growth in 4Q11. EBITDA was impacted by lower international spreads, partially offset by lower expenses. Synergies from the Quattor acquisition totaled R$400 million for 2011, exceeding estimates.
Providência reported financial results for the full year 2009. This was the first year that the financial statements came exclusively from the nonwovens business after divesting other divisions. Key highlights included resuming construction of the first US plant, paying an interim dividend, and receiving an investment grade rating. Net revenue declined slightly year-over-year due to currency impacts, while EBITDA grew 8%. The outlook for 2010 anticipates increased sales volume and operating at full capacity as the US plant construction remains on schedule.
Hera achieved double digit growth rates in the first half of 2008, with a 22.2% increase in EBITDA. Growth was driven by internal factors such as tariff increases in the water and waste businesses, successful energy trading, and contributions from recent mergers and acquisitions. New plants in electricity generation and waste-to-energy also contributed positively to results. Despite high capital expenditures related to ongoing development projects, Hera generated positive free cash flows in the first half.
The document discusses Braskem's 4Q11 and 2011 results. It notes geopolitical tensions and a deterioration in the global economic outlook. For 4Q11, Braskem achieved net revenue of $8.7 billion and EBITDA of $718 million despite planned plant shutdowns. For 2011, net revenue was $33 billion and EBITDA was $3.7 billion. Braskem realized $400 million in synergies from the Quattor acquisition, exceeding initial estimates. Import competition and the stronger real limited domestic resin market growth.
The document summarizes the key points from a conference call to review the company's fiscal 2008 third quarter financial results. It discusses increases in net income for the natural gas distribution and regulated transmission/storage segments due to rate adjustments and higher transportation volumes. It also reviews decreases in the natural gas marketing segment's gross profit from realized storage losses and lower sales volumes. Operating expenses rose due to higher labor costs but were partially offset by a one-time software write-off in the prior year. Capital expenditures increased for the regulated gas distribution and transmission/storage segments.
Marathon Oil Corporation reported financial results for the first quarter of 2006 with net income of $784 million compared to $324 million in the first quarter of 2005. All business segments experienced increased earnings. Exploration and production benefited from higher oil and gas prices and sales volumes. Refining and marketing increased profits due to favorable refining margins and higher fuel sales. Major projects remained on schedule including the Equatorial Guinea LNG facility. The company will continue growing production 8-11% annually through 2008.
KF's annual report for 2005 summarizes the organization's activities and financial results for the year. Key highlights include KF recording a profit of SEK 715 million and maintaining a strong financial position. While Coop Norden improved profitability in Denmark and Norway, its Swedish business struggled and initiatives were implemented to improve performance. KF aims to strengthen the consumer co-operative movement by driving development at Coop Norden and supporting Swedish retail societies.
The document summarizes Paragon Shipping's earnings conference call for the fourth quarter and full year of 2012. It highlights that Paragon successfully completed a debt restructuring, raising $10 million in equity and reducing debt repayment requirements. It also provides an overview of Paragon's financial results for 2012, including adjusted EBITDA of $24.2 million, and operational details such as fleet utilization of 99.1%. Finally, it discusses expectations for a slow drybulk market recovery starting in 2014.
Marathon Oil Corporation reported strong financial results for the second quarter of 2006, with net income of $1.748 billion compared to $673 million in the second quarter of 2005. Earnings were boosted by higher oil and gas prices and sales volumes. The company invested over $9 billion in projects over the past 18 months. Marathon completed the sale of its Russian business and continues to advance major projects globally. Upstream income increased due to higher commodity prices and volumes, particularly in Libya and Equatorial Guinea.
The document provides an overview of Enel SpA's interim financial results for the first half of 2012. Some key highlights include:
- Revenues increased 6% to €40.7 billion compared to the first half of 2011.
- EBITDA declined 7.2% to €8.3 billion due to lower margins in generation in Italy and international markets.
- Net debt increased 6.6% to €47.6 billion due to capital expenditures exceeding cash from operations.
- Electricity production totaled 148.7 TWh, up 3% from the prior year period driven by higher output in Latin America.
Liberty Global reported strong financial results for fiscal year 2007. Organic operating cash flow growth was 16% excluding acquisitions. The company achieved robust subscriber growth, increased bundling of services, and improved operating cash flow margins. Liberty Global also increased its tax loss carryforwards, generated significant free cash flow, and maintained a strong liquidity and leverage position providing flexibility for strategic initiatives.
SQM is a world leader in specialty plant nutrition, iodine, lithium, and industrial chemicals. In 2011, the company achieved record revenues of $2.1 billion and net income of $546 million, representing growth rates of 17% and 43% respectively. SQM plans to invest over $500 million in 2012 to expand production capacity of its potassium-based products and specialty businesses. This capital expenditure program aims to further strengthen SQM's position as a low-cost producer and enable it to capitalize on growing global demand for its specialty products.
The company saw a recovery in sales volumes in 3Q09 to pre-crisis levels at the end of 2008. Net revenue from nonwovens increased 8.4% compared to 2Q09 due to higher sales volumes. EBITDA was higher than 3Q08 due to lower raw material and logistics costs, increasing margins by 3 percentage points. Net earnings were R$18 million in 3Q09 compared to a loss in 3Q08, with margins improving from -1.8% to 17.4%. Cash positions increased 59.5% over 3Q08 due to improved operations and debt payments. For 2010, sales volumes are expected to operate at full capacity as consumer goods demand recovers.
Providência USA reported increased sales volume and revenue in 2Q 2012 compared to the previous year. Net income grew over 200% year-over-year. The company's expansion projects remain on schedule, with a new production line starting in Brazil and another planned for the US by the end of the year. This will increase annual production capacity to 140,000 tons and reinforce Providência's position as a major player in the nonwovens industry.
Providência reported its 4Q08 results. Net revenues for the nonwovens division increased 34.1% to R$124.4 million due to an 11.9% rise in sales volumes and better exchange rates boosting exports. EBITDA for the nonwovens division reached R$33.3 million, up 30% from 4Q07. Net earnings were R$19 million for a margin of 15%. For 2009, Providência will expand production of specialty disposable hygiene and medical products to capture higher value segments.
Providência reported its 3Q08 results. Net revenue increased 16.6% to R$153 million driven by a 28.8% increase in sales volume. However, EBITDA declined 7.7% to R$26.4 million due to higher raw material costs and one-time SAP implementation expenses. The company sold its pipes and fittings division and expects to focus on higher-margin specialty disposables. Providência also took on additional debt which increased currency-related financial expenses and led to a net loss of R$2.2 million for the quarter. Management is optimistic their investments in specialty products and the SAP system will drive improved results going forward.
El documento describe dos modelos de disciplina en el aula: el autoritario basado en el castigo y la obediencia, y el dialógico basado en el diálogo y la construcción de normas de convivencia. Se argumenta que el modelo autoritario ya no es adecuado debido a los cambios sociales y las nuevas características de los estudiantes. El modelo dialógico promueve orientar y guiar a los estudiantes de forma respetuosa. También propone estrategias como observaciones, entrevistas y dinámicas grupales para mejorar
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1. During the quarter ending March 31, 2010, the company received a tax credit refund of R$16.1 million and the first installment of a R$15.9 million loan to finance a new machine in the United States.
2. Net debt was reduced to R$170.5 million, a 32.7% decrease from the same period the previous year, due to cash generation and liability management. However, costs of goods sold increased due to an 18.5% rise in the price of polypropylene, the company's main raw material.
3. While sales volume increased 20.3% and EBITDA fell 27.8% compared to the first quarter of 2009,
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The document discusses Team Software Process (TSP) and Personal Software Process (PSP) for building effective development teams. It describes how TSP uses a series of workshops called a "launch" to establish team goals, roles, processes and a project plan. Individuals use PSP for self-management and improvement to become effective team members. The workshops cover requirements, role assignment, process definition, planning, quality, risk assessment and project execution.
- Companhia Providência's parent company rebranded to Avintiv in June 2014. Sales volume in 2Q15 increased 17.1% YoY but decreased slightly from 1Q15. Net revenue increased 35.5% YoY and 1.4% from 1Q15 due to sales recovery and price adjustments. Adjusted EBITDA increased significantly YoY but decreased 16.2% from 1Q15. The company reported a net loss due to deferred tax impacts, though operating profit was generated. Net debt increased 21% YoY mainly due to currency fluctuations. CVM approved the tender offer for sale of control to Avintiv with some adjustments. Avintiv then entered an agreement for Berry
The company reported a 2.5% increase in net revenue in 4Q14 compared to the previous year. However, costs of goods sold increased 11.8% due to higher polypropylene costs, the company's main raw material, which is linked to the US dollar. As a result, adjusted EBITDA decreased 19.9% and the company reported a net loss. Total debt increased 7.8% in 4Q14 due to the impact of real devaluation on US dollar denominated financing. The acquisition of the company by Polymer Group Inc. remains pending regulatory approval.
The document is a presentation by Companhia Providência discussing its business. It provides an overview of the company, its sector, highlights from 2Q15 results including increased sales volume and revenue year-over-year. It also discusses the company's environmental responsibility initiatives and notes that regulatory approval has been received for a tender offer to acquire the company's shares and delist it, as its parent company Avintiv will be acquired by Berry Plastics Group.
Maternal mortality is a significant issue, with 600,000 pregnant women dying each year - one every minute. 98% of deaths occur in developing countries, with the majority in Asia and Africa. The main cause is hemorrhaging during or after childbirth. Only 34% of births in poor countries are attended by skilled healthcare professionals, increasing risks of delays in receiving proper care and treatment for issues during delivery. Improving access to skilled birth attendance and emergency healthcare can help address high maternal mortality rates in developing nations.
The document discusses how the Personal Software Process (PSP) and Team Software Process (TSP) can be used to implement aspects of both Agile development and the Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI). PSP focuses on individual skills and discipline, while TSP builds on PSP to develop efficient, self-organizing teams. TSP/PSP teams can adapt Agile practices like iterative development and value delivery while achieving CMMI goals like defined processes and continuous improvement. Case studies show TSP/PSP reducing defects, rework, and improving productivity, quality, and maturity levels.
The document reports financial results for Providência USA for 4Q 2011 and full year 2011. Some key highlights include:
- Sales volume grew 11.7% in 2011 to 87.7 thousand tons, with 14% growth in 4Q11 to 23 thousand tons.
- Net revenue grew 16.2% in 2011 to R$526.6 million and 22.5% in 4Q11 to R$142 million, driven by increased sales volume.
- Adjusted EBITDA grew 2.2% in 4Q11 to R$29.1 million, with EBITDA margins of 20.5% for the year and 23% for 4Q11.
Unilever Pakistan Foods Ltd is one of Pakistan's largest FMCG companies. In FY2012, sales grew 19% to Rs.5.86 billion compared to 22% growth in FY2011. However, gross margins declined slightly. Profits grew more moderately with profit after tax rising 34% in FY2012 due to one-off gains. Liquidity ratios improved slightly over the previous year but were still lower than FY2010 levels, indicating potential short-term financial issues. Going forward, the company aims to continue profitable growth by leveraging its brand equity and global expertise despite challenges from the economy, competition and currency fluctuations.
Providência USA reported strong sales growth of 10.1% in the second quarter compared to the same period last year. The company began construction of a new plant in Brazil and saw continued ramp up of production at its new US facility. However, margins declined due to rising input costs, though the company expects margins to recover in the second half as prices are adjusted and production increases. Looking ahead, the company will focus on completing its major investment projects on schedule to add 40,000 tons of new capacity by 2012.
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The document summarizes Hera Group's H1 2011 results. Key points include:
- Revenues, EBITDA, EBIT, and net profit all increased between 9.7-14.1% compared to H1 2010, driven by growth in all business areas.
- Acquisitions included a 50% joint venture in Enomondo and purchase of Sadori Gas.
- Positive free cash flow of €195.2 million allowed funding of capex, working capital increases, and acquisitions.
- Financial debt remained stable at €1.971 billion compared to H1 2010 levels.
- All business areas, including waste, water, gas, and electricity contributed to increased
Providência USA reported financial results for the fourth quarter of 2010. Highlights included starting operations at the company's first US plant in January 2011, and plans to expand with two new production lines totaling 40,000 tons per year. Net income for 2010 was R$23.8 million, and the company paid interim dividends of R$11.1 million in November 2010. For 2011, forecasts call for increased sales volume and fully utilizing the capacity of the new US production line by early second half.
Analyst presentation q1 2010 Hera Group resultsHera Group
Hera reported positive first quarter 2010 results, with EBITDA growing 11.1% to €185.1 million driven by organic growth. Capex decreased while revenues increased in most business lines, with special waste volumes up 13%. Financial debt remained substantially stable at €1.9 billion due to cash generation offsetting reduced capex. Hera's strategy of market expansion and portfolio diversification is yielding increased profits and cash flow.
Hera Group reported strong Q1 2011 results that outperformed previous records. EBITDA grew 21% compared to Q1 2010, driven by outstanding performance in energy activities from commercial development and procurement. M&A also contributed to growth. Positive results across all business areas led to higher profits and cash flows that reduced net debt and strengthened financial ratios.
The document summarizes the interim report of Bucher Industries for the first half of 2012. It reports that Bucher Industries increased sales by 21% and operating profit by 50% compared to the same period in 2011, while order intake decreased by 9% due to economic conditions. Overall, the company expects an improvement in sales, operating profit, and profit for the year in 2012 compared to 2011. It then provides details on financial and operational performance for each of Bucher Industries' business divisions.
This document summarizes Valid's financial results for the first quarter of 2011. It shows that EBITDA increased 14.9% compared to the first quarter of 2010. Net revenue grew 21.1% while net income increased 22.1%. Payment means was the largest contributor to revenue and saw significant growth in revenue and EBITDA. Identification systems remained the largest contributor to EBITDA but margins declined. Telecommunications also saw revenue growth. The company maintains a strong cash position and low debt levels. Valid expects continued growth across its business segments in 2011.
The SGS Group posted a strong first semester performance with revenue growth of 15.1% over prior year to CHF 2.7 billion (constant currency basis), reflecting both organic revenue growth of 11.1% and the integration of twenty four recently acquired companies contributing an additional 4.0% in revenues.
- Embraer delivered 20 commercial jets and 8 executive jets in Q1 2011, with a total order backlog of $16 billion.
- Revenues reached $1.055.7 billion in Q1 2011, with a gross margin of 24.3% and EBIT margin of 8.9%.
- Net income was $105.1 million in Q1 2011, higher than $24.1 million in Q1 2010, with earnings per share of $0.5810.
- The net cash position was $504.9 million at the end of Q1 2011.
Sonae Sierra Brasil, a leading Brazilian shopping mall developer and manager, announced its financial results for the first quarter of 2011. Net revenue increased 17.6% compared to the first quarter of 2010, reaching R$49.7 million. Adjusted EBITDA was R$38.0 million, an 18.3% increase over the first quarter of 2010. The company successfully completed its IPO in the first quarter, raising R$465.0 million. Same-store rent and sales increased by double digits compared to the first quarter of 2010.
Full year earnings and operations update from Marcellus driller EQT, issued in Jan. 2013. The report shows a year over year large drop in revenue for the company, largely due to asset sales in 2011 making that year more profitable than it otherwise would have been, and taking some accounting write downs in 2012, along with lower natgas prices. The report says EQT drilled 135 natural gas wells in 2012 and all but 8 of them were in the Marcellus Shale. Marcellus production was up an astonishing 85% in 2012 over the previous year.
Motor Oil announced yesterday amc FY’12 results, which came in below consensus’ estimates across-the-board on higher-than-expected inventory losses and financial expenses.
Carlisle Companies reported strong sales and earnings growth in Q1 2011 despite significant raw material cost increases. Net sales were up 27% to $693.6 million, with 13% organic growth. Earnings before interest and taxes increased 42% to $55.2 million, with a 90 basis point improvement in margins. The acquisition of Hawk contributed $76 million in sales and added positively to earnings in its first quarter as part of Carlisle. Raw material costs rose substantially year-over-year but were offset by volume growth, price increases, and cost savings initiatives.
SGS Group reported financial results for the first half of 2011. Total revenue grew 12.8% at constant currency rates to CHF 2.3 billion, driven by 9.7% organic growth and acquisitions contributing 3.1%. Adjusted operating income increased 12.0% at constant currency rates to CHF 374 million, with the margin remaining stable at 16.0%. The company expects solid top line growth of over 10% for 2011 along with increased investments lowering operating margins slightly compared to 2010.
The document summarizes Atmos Energy's financial results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2009. Key points include a 1.2% increase in net income compared to the same period last year, driven primarily by rate increases in several jurisdictions. Capital expenditures totaled $107.4 million for the quarter. Atmos also discusses its credit facilities and liquidity, investment grade credit ratings, and recent rate filings in Louisiana, Dallas and Tennessee.
- Kellogg reported third quarter 2012 net sales of $3.72 billion, up 12.3% year-over-year. Internal growth was 2.8%.
- North America sales increased due to strong performance in snacks and specialty channels. Morning Foods & Kashi grew internally 5.4% due to cereal and Pop-Tarts.
- Europe sales trends improved sequentially. Latin America declined due to inventory reductions but Asia Pacific grew.
- Operating profit was $479 million, up 3.2% year-over-year due to commodity inflation and recall costs. Integration of Pringles is proceeding as expected.
United Stationers Inc. reported third quarter 2012 earnings. Key highlights include:
- Sales were flat compared to Q3 2011 at $1.3 billion. Earnings per share were $0.91 compared to $0.81 last year.
- Gross margin rate increased to 15.8% from 15.3% last year. Operating expenses rose slightly to 10.9% of sales.
- Net income was $36.8 million, up from $35.8 million in Q3 2011. The company also repurchased shares and paid dividends during the quarter.
A apresentação discute: 1) a Companhia Providência, sua estrutura organizacional e física; 2) os resultados do 2T15, incluindo aumento nas vendas, receita e EBITDA; 3) a responsabilidade socioambiental da companhia, incluindo programas de reciclagem e preservação ambiental.
- As vendas e receita da Companhia aumentaram no segundo trimestre de 2015 em comparação com o mesmo período do ano anterior. Entretanto, o lucro líquido foi negativamente impactado por impostos diferidos.
- A dívida líquida aumentou devido à desvalorização do Real frente ao dólar, mas reduziu em relação ao primeiro trimestre.
- A oferta pública de aquisição da controladora Avintiv pela CVM foi aprovada, e a Companhia pode se tornar subsidiária indireta da Berry Plastics após uma
- Sales volume decreased 9.5% year-over-year in 1Q2015. Net revenue increased 3.3% compared to 1Q2014 due to price realignments, though it decreased 2.4% from 4Q2014 due to lower sales volume.
- Adjusted EBITDA increased 54.1% year-over-year in 1Q2015 and 60% from 4Q2014 primarily from improved results at the Statesville plant and favorable USD exchange rates.
- Net debt grew 12.9% from 4Q2014 mainly due to foreign exchange translation effects on dollar-denominated financing, though the company did not take on new financing. Total debt increased 27.5% year-
No primeiro trimestre de 2015, a Companhia Providência teve uma redução de 9,5% no volume de vendas, porém registrou um aumento de 3,3% na receita líquida devido ao realinhamento de preços. O EBITDA Ajustado cresceu 54,1% impulsionado pela melhor performance da planta de Statesville, enquanto a dívida líquida aumentou 33,6% principalmente pela desvalorização do Real frente ao Dólar.
O relatório apresenta os resultados financeiros da Companhia Providência no 4T de 2014, com destaque para queda de 7,5% no volume de vendas, aumento de 2,5% na receita líquida devido à desvalorização do Real, e prejuízo líquido de R$ 16,9 milhões impactado por maiores custos e despesas financeiras. A dívida líquida aumentou 19,6% em relação ao ano anterior.
- Sales volume and net revenues decreased in 3Q14 compared to the previous year due to production inefficiencies from machines being shut down earlier in the year by the Ministry of Labor. Cost of goods sold also increased, leading to lower EBITDA and a net loss for the quarter.
- For the year-to-date period, sales volume and net revenues were down compared to the same period last year due to the production issues experienced in the second quarter. Costs were higher, resulting in lower EBITDA and net income for 2014 so far.
- The company expects production and financial performance to continue recovering as operations stabilize following the shutdown earlier in the year.
1) A Companhia Providência é uma fabricante brasileira de não-tecido com operações no Brasil e EUA. Apresenta seus resultados do 3T14, marcados pela retomada da produção após interdições no 2T14.
2) As vendas e receita diminuíram no 3T14 devido aos impactos da retomada, porém houve aumento no volume em relação ao 2T14. Os custos subiram com a retomada e manutenção.
3) O EBITDA caiu no 3T14 versus 3T13, mas aument
- The company saw a resumption of production in the third quarter after equipment shutdowns in April and May due to government orders, but financial performance was still affected by the stoppage and costs increased.
- Sales volume decreased 7.1% year-over-year due to inefficiencies from bringing production back online. Net revenue also decreased 4.0% due to lower output.
- While costs increased due to startup costs, the company aims to reduce costs going forward and performance was impacted by one-time costs not expected to continue.
O relatório resume os resultados do 3o trimestre de 2014 da Companhia Providência, marcado pela retomada da produção após interdições no segundo trimestre, resultando em queda nas vendas e receita. Apesar do aumento no volume de vendas em relação ao trimestre anterior, os custos permaneceram elevados devido aos impactos da retomada da produção, gerando prejuízo líquido no trimestre.
No segundo trimestre de 2014, a Companhia Providência viu seu desempenho operacional e financeiro afetados significativamente pela interdição parcial de linhas de produção em uma de suas fábricas para adequação a normas de segurança. Isso resultou em queda de 25,9% no volume de vendas, 15,2% na receita líquida e prejuízo de R$45,4 milhões no trimestre. Além disso, a aquisição do controle acionário pela Polymer Group Inc. foi concluída em junho.
During the second quarter of 2014, Companhia Providência faced significant challenges including a partial shutdown of production lines at its São José dos Pinhais facility from April 1st to July 4th due to regulatory compliance issues. This resulted in a 25.9% reduction in sales volume compared to the same period in 2013. Net revenue decreased 15.2% to R$163.8 million due to lower sales. Adjusted EBITDA declined sharply by 77.5% to R$7.2 million. The company reported a net loss of R$45.4 million, which was impacted by non-recurring expenses related to the sale of its controlling stake to Polymer Group Inc., which was completed on June
No segundo trimestre de 2014, a Companhia Providência teve uma queda de 25,9% no volume de vendas e 15,2% na receita líquida devido à interdição parcial de linhas de produção para adequação à norma de segurança NR-12. A empresa também teve prejuízo líquido de R$45,4 milhões no trimestre, principalmente por menores vendas e despesas com a aquisição do controle pela Polymer Group.
1. Sales volume grew 9.1% year-over-year to 29.4 thousand tons while net revenue increased 31.8% to R$211.7 million due to higher sales.
2. Adjusted EBITDA rose 11.8% to R$38.8 million compared to the previous year.
3. Net debt increased 11.2% to R$507.6 million mainly due to currency translation effects on US dollar denominated financing.
O documento resume os resultados financeiros da empresa no primeiro trimestre de 2014. Teve crescimento de 9,1% no volume de vendas e 31,8% na receita líquida em relação ao mesmo período do ano anterior. O EBITDA ajustado cresceu 11,8% e a dívida líquida aumentou 11,2% devido à variação cambial sobre financiamentos em dólar. No segundo trimestre, a produção deve ser 5 mil toneladas menor por conta de uma interdição parcial de linhas de produção.
O documento resume os resultados financeiros da empresa no quarto trimestre de 2013, destacando um crescimento de 20,2% nas vendas devido à nova linha de produção, aumento de 42,2% na receita líquida impulsionada pelas maiores vendas, e acréscimo de 11,2% na dívida líquida principalmente por variação cambial.
Providência reported a 20.2% increase in sales volume in 4Q13 compared to the previous year, driven by increased capacity from a new production line. Net revenue increased 42.2% due to higher sales, while adjusted EBITDA grew slightly by 2.5%. Net debt increased 11.2% from currency effects on US dollar financing. The company also paid out interim dividends totaling the first half net income. In January 2014, the controlling shareholders entered an agreement to sell the company to PGI Polímeros do Brasil S.A. and Polymer Group, Inc.
O relatório resume os resultados financeiros da empresa no quarto trimestre de 2013, destacando: 1) o aumento de 20,2% no volume de vendas devido à nova linha de produção; 2) o crescimento de 42,2% na receita líquida impulsionado pelas vendas maiores; 3) o acréscimo de 11,2% na dívida líquida principalmente por causa da variação cambial.
Providência reported a 20.2% increase in sales volume in 4Q13 compared to the previous year, driven by the startup of a new production line. Net revenue increased 42.2% due to higher sales, while adjusted EBITDA grew 2.5%. Net debt rose 11.2% due to currency effects on US dollar debt. The company also paid out interim dividends totaling 100% of the first half adjusted dividend base. Finally, the controlling shareholders entered an agreement to sell the company to PGI Polímeros do Brasil S.A. and Polymer Group, Inc. for a price of R$9.75 per share.
O resumo do documento é:
1) As vendas aumentaram 20,2% no 4T13 devido à nova linha de produção, apesar de uma pequena queda em relação ao 3T13.
2) A receita líquida cresceu 42,2% no 4T13, impulsionada pelo aumento das vendas.
3) A dívida líquida aumentou 11,2% no 4T13, principalmente devido à variação cambial sobre financiamentos em dólar.
Providência USA reported strong financial results for 3Q 2012. Sales volume increased 14.6% compared to 3Q 2011 due to new production lines. Adjusted EBITDA grew 14% to a record $36.1 million for the quarter. Net income also reached a record at $18.9 million, up 23.1% year-over-year. The company expects its expansion projects to further increase production capacity in the US and Brazil throughout 2012.
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3. HIGHLIGHTS 1Q 2012
The first production line of the United States reached record production after
completion of the technical adjustments necessary for the full operation of equipment;
The second production line at the Pouso Alegre (MG) site is in the final
implementation phase and will go into operation in early June of this year. This line will
add 20 thousand tons to the Company’s capacity and will produce disposable hygienic
and medical products mainly directed to the domestic market, the total investment
being worth US$ 63 million;
The Extraordinary and Annual General Meeting of March 29, 2012 approved an
additional payout of R$ 25.4 million in dividends, totaling 100% of the 2011 annual
adjusted dividend calculation base. The shares will trade ex-dividend on May 15, 2012
and payout will take place on May 25, 2012.
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4. SCHEDULE
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5. SALES VOLUME
(in thousands of tons)
During the quarter, the Company
reported an increase in total sales 23.1
22.9
volume of 15.5% compared with the 20.1 2.3 1.8
same period in 2011; 1,5
The increase was mainly due to tje
20.6 21.3
first production line of the United 18.6
States, that started up in
January/2011 and on 4Q11 had the
technical adjustments necessary for 1Q11 4Q11 1Q12
Nonwovens Others
the full operation of equipment
completed.
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6. NET REVENUE
(in millions of Reais)
The Company posted Net Revenue
of R$ 139.4 million in 1Q12, a
growth of 21.1% when compared
with 1Q11;
142.0 139.4
115.1 This increase is principally related
to the increase in sales volume,
price realignment and to the
1Q11 4Q11 1Q12
valuation of the US Dollar.
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7. COGS (Cost of Goods Sold)
(in millions of Reais)
140,0
This increase of 22.1% compared R$ 4.17 R$ 4.18
R$ 3.95
120,0
with 1Q11 is mainly a reflection of the
higher sales volume in 1Q12, since100,0
unit COGS posted a year-on-year
80,0
increase of only 5.7%, impacted by
60,0 96.6
rising prices in the Company’s principal
95.8
cost component, polypropylene; 40,0 79.1
20,0
In relation to the 4Q11 the unitary
COGS remained stable, despite the -
1Q11 4Q11 1Q12
12% increase of polypropylene
COGS (R$ thousand) Unitary COGS (R$)
according to the Chemical Data Index.
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8. EBITDA (in millions of Reais)
and EBITDA MARGIN (%)
0
20.5% 20.7%
19.2% Adjusted EBITDA in 1Q12
reached R$ 28.9 million, a
growth of 30.6% when
0
compared with R$ 22.1 million
29.1 28.9 reported in 1Q11;
22.2
The EBITDA increase was
mainly due to the higher sales
volume and to the prices
10,0%
recovery.
1Q11 4Q11 1Q12
Ebitda Ebitda Margin (%)
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9. 25,0
NET INCOME (in millons of Reais)
and NET MARGIN(%)
6.2%
5.1%
3.2% Net Income totaled R$ 7.1 million
in 1Q12, stable in relation to 1T11
and 52.9% higher than in the 4Q11;
Calculation base for the annually
7.1 7.1
adjusted dividends for the quarter
4.6
(retained profits) reached R$ 9.6
million, since the realization of the
-10,0%
1Q11 4Q11 1Q12
deemed cost in the quarter, net of tax
is added.
Net Income Net Margin
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10. CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS
(in millions of Reais)
Total
In 1Q12 the Company reported a decrease in
250,0
Cash and Cash Equivalents, comparing to 1Q11,
due to the strategy of the Company to pay some
200,0
Debt, mainly Debentures and Exim-BNDES in
4Q11; 150,0
270.6
In relation to the 4Q11 , the increase is directly
100,0
related to the generation of operational
50,0
resources of R$ 40.0 million, and to the success 81.2 93.0
in the reduction of working capital need.
-
1Q11 4Q11 1Q12
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11. NET DEBT
(in millions of Reais)
Net debt increased 58.4% when
300,0
compared with 1Q11 due to the new
investments that will start up in 2012;
250,0
200,0 The foreign currency named debt
340.8 355.3
150,0 was mainly taken in the USA, because
100,0
224.3 of its natural hedge due to the
revenue and assets in that country.
50,0
-
Foreign
1Q11 4Q11 1Q12
Currency
38%
62% Local
Currency
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12. DEBT / CASH
(in millions of Reais)
Consolidated Net Debt
Ch. 1Q12 /
R$ (MM) 03/31/11 03/31/12
1Q11
Total Debt
Short Term 266,1 73,5 -72,4%
Long Term 228,8 374,9 63,8%
Total 494,9 448,3 -9,4%
Cash 270,6 93,0 -65,6%
Net Debt 224,3 355,3 58,4%
Shareholders' Equity 704,3 671,3 -4,7%
Net Debt / Adjusted EBITDA 2,6 3,6 38,1%
Net Debt / EBITDA
2,4 2,5 4,2%
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without the Preoperational lines Debt
13. 25,0
DIVIDENDS (in millions of Reais)
The Ordinary and Extraordinary General Meeting held on March 29, 2012 approved an
additional payout of R$ 25.4 million in dividends, totaling R$ 39.5 million for the 2011
fiscal year.
R$ 0,41 R$ 0,49
R$ 0,50
45
39,5 R$ -
40
Ex-dividend: May, 15
Payout: May, 25
35 32,8 -R$ 0,50
30
2º Half1,00
-R$
25,4
25
1° Half
21,7 -R$ 1,50
20 Dividends/ Share
15
-R$ 2,00
10
14,1 -R$ 2,50
5 11,1
0 -R$ 3,00
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15. OUTLOOK
The outlook for 2012 is for an increase in sales volume with the entry into operation of
the second plant at the Pouso Alegre (MG) unit in early June 2012. This line will add 20
thousand tons to the Company’s capacity and will produce disposable hygienic and medical
items mainly directed to the domestic market, the total investment being worth US$ 63
million;
Work on the installation of a second production line at our Statesville (NC) plant in the
United States is running to schedule. The line will go into operation during the course of the
4th quarter 2012 and will ramp up production by an annual 20 thousand tons;
By the end of 2012 the Company will reach 140 thousand tons annually, confirming his
reputation as one of the major players in the nonwovens industry;
Companhia Providencia USA concluded the final audit for International Organization for
Standardization 9001 Certification, that will be favorable recommended within a few days.
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16. CEO: Hermínio V. S. de Freitas
CFO: Eduardo Feldmann Costa
IR : Gabriela Las Casas
Beatriz Tokarski
Tel: +55 (41) 3381-8673
Fax: +55 (41) 3283-5909
São José dos Pinhais – PR
www.providencia.com.br/ir
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