SABMiller plc Annual Report 2011 provides an overview of the company's financial and operational performance for the 2011 fiscal year. Key highlights included:
- Group revenue increased 7% to $28.3 billion. Revenue excluding associates and joint ventures increased 8% to $19.4 billion.
- EBITA (earnings before interest, tax, exceptional items and amortization) increased 15% to $5.04 billion.
- Dividends per share increased 19% for the year.
- Profit before tax increased 24% and adjusted earnings per share increased 19%.
The report provides details on financial and operating results, the company's business activities and markets, and
Mr Indrajit Banerjee, 51, holds a degree in of the Audit Committee and Remuneration
Mechanical Engineering from the Indian Committee of the Board.
Institute of Technology, Kharagpur and an
MBA from the Indian Institute of Management, MR EDWARD T STORY
Ahmedabad. He has over 25 years of Non-Executive and Independent Director
experience in the oil and gas industry.
Mr Banerjee joined Cairn India in 2006 as Mr Edward T Story, 62, holds a BA in
Executive Director and is responsible for Economics from Dartmouth College, USA.
operations, projects, HSE,
Prudential Financial reported financial results for the 4th quarter of 2008. Pre-tax adjusted operating income for the Financial Services Businesses declined 66% year-over-year due to losses across all divisions. Reconciling items, including realized investment losses and changes in experience-rated contractholder liabilities, resulted in a $1.1 billion after-tax loss for the Financial Services Businesses. On a per share basis, adjusted operating income declined to a loss of $2.04 per share, while net loss was $3.85 per share. Book value per common share declined to $33.66 including accumulated other comprehensive income.
1) Kodak achieved strong financial performance in 2002 despite economic challenges, with a 16% increase in operational earnings and a 25% total return for shareholders.
2) Kodak focused on four key growth strategies within the infoimaging market: expanding film benefits, driving all forms of image output, making digital imaging easier, and developing new display businesses.
3) Kodak saw success across its business groups, including maintaining US consumer film market share, strong sales of EasyShare cameras and thermal print media, and improved margins for Health Imaging through cost reductions.
Eaton Corporation reported positive signs of growth in 2003. Net sales exceeded $8 billion for the first time and shareholders' equity exceeded $3 billion. Eaton also outperformed its declining end markets by growing revenues by $314 million. Looking ahead, Eaton is well-positioned for continued growth as its end markets improve and it successfully integrates recent acquisitions. Eaton will focus on growing sales and earnings by 10% annually through new products, acquisitions, and tight expense control to become one of the premier diversified industrial companies.
Eaton Corporation's 2003 annual report highlights signs of growth at the company. Eaton is a global diversified industrial manufacturer with 2003 sales of $8.1 billion. Some signs of growth included shareholders' equity exceeding $3 billion for the first time and an all-in return to shareholders of 41.3%. Revenues exceeded $8 billion and growth was significantly better than end markets at $314 million. Profitability and return on assets were also better than expected. The report discusses changes made to manage the enterprise and position it for continued growth.
This document provides financial and operational highlights for Prudential Financial, Inc. for the third quarter of 2005:
- Pre-tax adjusted operating income increased 50% year-to-date compared to the same period in 2004, with strong growth in the Investment and International Insurance divisions.
- Assets under management and administration totaled $618.5 billion as of the third quarter, up from $542.9 billion in the same quarter of the prior year.
- Net income for the financial services businesses was $1.322 billion for the third quarter, up 109% from the same period in 2004.
Prudential Financial, Inc. released its quarterly financial supplement for the first quarter of 2005. Some key highlights include:
- Total revenues for Financial Services Businesses were $10.1 billion for the first quarter of 2005.
- Net income available to common shareholders was $1 billion, or $1.86 per share, for the first quarter of 2005.
- Total assets under management were $577 billion as of March 31, 2005, an increase of $18 billion from December 31, 2004.
This document provides financial highlights and operating highlights for Prudential Financial, Inc. for the third quarter of 2004. Some key figures include:
- Pre-tax adjusted operating income for the Financial Services Businesses was $628 million for Q3 2004, up 22% from $1,482 million year-to-date 2003.
- Net income for the Financial Services Businesses was $548 million for Q3 2004, up 149% from $544 million year-to-date 2003.
- Total assets under management and administration were $542.9 billion at the end of Q3 2004, up 20% from $451.5 billion at the end of Q3 2003.
- Distribution representatives totaled
Mr Indrajit Banerjee, 51, holds a degree in of the Audit Committee and Remuneration
Mechanical Engineering from the Indian Committee of the Board.
Institute of Technology, Kharagpur and an
MBA from the Indian Institute of Management, MR EDWARD T STORY
Ahmedabad. He has over 25 years of Non-Executive and Independent Director
experience in the oil and gas industry.
Mr Banerjee joined Cairn India in 2006 as Mr Edward T Story, 62, holds a BA in
Executive Director and is responsible for Economics from Dartmouth College, USA.
operations, projects, HSE,
Prudential Financial reported financial results for the 4th quarter of 2008. Pre-tax adjusted operating income for the Financial Services Businesses declined 66% year-over-year due to losses across all divisions. Reconciling items, including realized investment losses and changes in experience-rated contractholder liabilities, resulted in a $1.1 billion after-tax loss for the Financial Services Businesses. On a per share basis, adjusted operating income declined to a loss of $2.04 per share, while net loss was $3.85 per share. Book value per common share declined to $33.66 including accumulated other comprehensive income.
1) Kodak achieved strong financial performance in 2002 despite economic challenges, with a 16% increase in operational earnings and a 25% total return for shareholders.
2) Kodak focused on four key growth strategies within the infoimaging market: expanding film benefits, driving all forms of image output, making digital imaging easier, and developing new display businesses.
3) Kodak saw success across its business groups, including maintaining US consumer film market share, strong sales of EasyShare cameras and thermal print media, and improved margins for Health Imaging through cost reductions.
Eaton Corporation reported positive signs of growth in 2003. Net sales exceeded $8 billion for the first time and shareholders' equity exceeded $3 billion. Eaton also outperformed its declining end markets by growing revenues by $314 million. Looking ahead, Eaton is well-positioned for continued growth as its end markets improve and it successfully integrates recent acquisitions. Eaton will focus on growing sales and earnings by 10% annually through new products, acquisitions, and tight expense control to become one of the premier diversified industrial companies.
Eaton Corporation's 2003 annual report highlights signs of growth at the company. Eaton is a global diversified industrial manufacturer with 2003 sales of $8.1 billion. Some signs of growth included shareholders' equity exceeding $3 billion for the first time and an all-in return to shareholders of 41.3%. Revenues exceeded $8 billion and growth was significantly better than end markets at $314 million. Profitability and return on assets were also better than expected. The report discusses changes made to manage the enterprise and position it for continued growth.
This document provides financial and operational highlights for Prudential Financial, Inc. for the third quarter of 2005:
- Pre-tax adjusted operating income increased 50% year-to-date compared to the same period in 2004, with strong growth in the Investment and International Insurance divisions.
- Assets under management and administration totaled $618.5 billion as of the third quarter, up from $542.9 billion in the same quarter of the prior year.
- Net income for the financial services businesses was $1.322 billion for the third quarter, up 109% from the same period in 2004.
Prudential Financial, Inc. released its quarterly financial supplement for the first quarter of 2005. Some key highlights include:
- Total revenues for Financial Services Businesses were $10.1 billion for the first quarter of 2005.
- Net income available to common shareholders was $1 billion, or $1.86 per share, for the first quarter of 2005.
- Total assets under management were $577 billion as of March 31, 2005, an increase of $18 billion from December 31, 2004.
This document provides financial highlights and operating highlights for Prudential Financial, Inc. for the third quarter of 2004. Some key figures include:
- Pre-tax adjusted operating income for the Financial Services Businesses was $628 million for Q3 2004, up 22% from $1,482 million year-to-date 2003.
- Net income for the Financial Services Businesses was $548 million for Q3 2004, up 149% from $544 million year-to-date 2003.
- Total assets under management and administration were $542.9 billion at the end of Q3 2004, up 20% from $451.5 billion at the end of Q3 2003.
- Distribution representatives totaled
Annnual report JSC IDGC of Center and Volga Region 2011Walker_Ol
The annual report summarizes the activities of JSC IDGC of Center and Volga Region for 2011. It discusses the company's business operations, financial performance, investment activities, interaction with stakeholders, and corporate governance. Some key highlights include achieving energy transmission targets for the year, implementing investment projects to modernize infrastructure and increase capacity, maintaining reliability of the grid, pursuing energy efficiency initiatives, and engaging with shareholders and local communities. The report also provides details on the company's management structure, board of directors, financial results, and adherence to quality and environmental standards.
- Prudential Financial reported financial results for the fourth quarter and full year 2004 for its Financial Services Businesses.
- For the full year 2004, pre-tax adjusted operating income increased 27% to $2.5 billion compared to 2003, and after-tax adjusted operating income increased 38% to $1.8 billion.
- Assets under management and administration totaled $581.7 billion at the end of 2004, up 20% from the end of 2003, reflecting strong sales and investment returns across all divisions.
This document provides financial and operational highlights for Prudential Financial, Inc. for the second quarter of 2005:
- Pre-tax adjusted operating income for the Financial Services Businesses was $823 million, a 43% increase from the same period in 2004. Net income was $1.52 billion, an 88% increase.
- Assets under management and administration totaled $601 billion as of June 30, 2005, up 3% from the end of 2004.
- Prudential agent productivity was $42 thousand in the second quarter of 2005, up 14% from the same period in 2004.
This document is the 2009/2010 Salary Survey for Finance & Accounting positions in Switzerland published by Michael Page Switzerland. It provides an overview of the Swiss market, outlines the survey methodology, and details salary ranges for various senior management, controlling, accounting, and specialist finance roles. The survey aims to present current salary data to support clients and candidates in the Swiss finance sector.
This document provides quarterly financial information for Prudential Financial, Inc. for the second quarter of 2004. Some key highlights include:
- Pre-tax adjusted operating income for the Financial Services Businesses was $638 million for the first half of 2004, up 24% from the same period in 2003.
- Net income for the Financial Services Businesses was $519 million in the second quarter of 2004, up 150% from the second quarter of 2003.
- Assets under management for the Financial Services Businesses totaled $474.2 billion as of June 30, 2004, up 16% from June 30, 2003.
Prudential Financial reported financial results for the second quarter of 2006. Some key highlights included:
- Pre-tax adjusted operating income for the Financial Services Businesses was $958 million, up 12% from the same period in 2005.
- Net income for the Financial Services Businesses was $424 million.
- Assets under management and administration totaled $670 billion, up 11% from the second quarter of 2005.
- Individual annuities sales increased to $2.1 billion for the quarter.
The document is Prudential Financial's quarterly financial supplement for the first quarter of 2006. It provides financial highlights and key operating metrics for Prudential's business divisions.
Some notable numbers from the first quarter include:
- Total pre-tax adjusted operating income for Financial Services Businesses of $946 million, up 7% from the first quarter of 2005.
- Net income of $675 million for Financial Services Businesses, down 12% from the first quarter of 2005.
- Total assets under management of $547.4 billion, up 6% from the first quarter of 2005.
- Individual annuities sales up 54% from the first quarter of 2005 to $1
- Prudential Financial's Quarterly Financial Supplement provides financial and operating highlights for the fourth quarter of 2005.
- The document includes information on the company's financial performance, capitalization, assets under management, and sales results across its Insurance, Investment Management, and International divisions.
- Specifically, it shows that Prudential's pre-tax adjusted operating income increased 41% year-over-year in 2005, with growth across all divisions, while assets under management and administration reached $624 billion.
- Prudential Financial reported financial results for the fourth quarter and full year 2006.
- For the full year, pre-tax adjusted operating income for the Financial Services Businesses increased 18% to $4.2 billion.
- Earnings per share from continuing operations for the Financial Services Businesses was $6.37 for the full year, up from $6.49 in 2005.
This document is Prudential Financial's quarterly financial supplement for Q3 2002. It provides financial highlights and key metrics for Prudential and its business divisions. Some notable numbers include:
- Total pre-tax adjusted operating income for Financial Services Businesses of $427 million for Q3 2002.
- Net income of $392 million for Financial Services Businesses for Q3 2002.
- Total assets under management and administration of $532.9 billion as of the end of Q3 2002.
- Common stock price of $28.56 per share at the end of Q3 2002.
This document provides quarterly financial information for Prudential Financial, Inc. for the first quarter of 2004, including:
- Financial highlights such as pre-tax operating income of $549 million, net income of $290 million, and earnings per share of $0.57.
- Operations highlights such as total assets under management of $453.6 billion and distribution representatives of over 4,000 agents and advisors.
- Financial statements and supplementary information for the Insurance, Investment, and International Insurance divisions.
- Prudential Financial reported financial results for the 4th quarter of 2007, including pre-tax adjusted operating income of $950 million for its Financial Services Businesses.
- Assets under management and administration totaled $784 billion as of the end of the 4th quarter, up from $728.9 billion a year earlier.
- International assets under management or administration were $117 billion, down slightly from $123.8 billion a year ago due primarily to foreign exchange fluctuations.
This document provides quarterly financial information for Prudential Financial, Inc. for the second quarter of 2007.
Some key highlights include:
- Total pre-tax adjusted operating income for the Financial Services Businesses was $1.2 billion for the quarter, a 33% increase from the same period in 2006.
- Total assets under management and administration increased to $648.4 billion for the quarter, up from $586.2 billion in the second quarter of 2006.
- Net income for the Financial Services Businesses was $835 million for the quarter, compared to $1.1 billion for the same period in 2006.
This document provides financial highlights and operations highlights for Prudential Financial, Inc. for the second quarter of 2008:
- Pre-tax adjusted operating income for the Financial Services Businesses was $1.2 billion, down 11% from the same period in 2007. Net income was $652 million, down 65% from 2007.
- Assets under management totaled $648.4 billion as of June 30, 2008, down slightly from the end of 2007. This included assets managed by the Insurance, Investment, and International Insurance and Investments Divisions.
- Common stock price range for the quarter was $59.74 to $82.21, with a closing price of $59.
- Prudential Financial, Inc. released its Quarterly Financial Supplement for the fourth quarter of 2003.
- The document provides financial and operating highlights for Prudential's Financial Services Businesses, including results by division and details on investment portfolio composition.
- It includes information on revenues, income, expenses, sales results, assets under management, capitalization, and other key metrics.
Eni Interim Consolidated Report, June 30th, 2010Eni
- Eni reported a net profit of €4.05 billion for the first half of 2010, up 47.9% from the first half of 2009, driven by higher oil prices and excellent operating performance.
- Production was 1,800 kboe/d, flat compared to the prior year period excluding the effect of updating the gas conversion rate. Five new fields started up on schedule.
- Exploration added 600 million barrels of reserves led by successes in Venezuela, Angola and Indonesia. Capital expenditures were €7.1 billion to support growth.
- Prudential Financial's Quarterly Financial Supplement for Q4 2002 provides financial highlights and operations highlights for the company.
- Some key financial metrics include pre-tax adjusted operating income of $1.78 billion for 2002, up 32% from 2001. Net income for financial services businesses was $679 million in 2002, up 125% from 2001.
- Assets under management and administration totaled $589.6 billion as of Q4 2002, up slightly from $580 billion in 2001. The investment division managed the largest portion at $340.6 billion.
- Prudential Financial, Inc. released its Quarterly Financial Supplement for the fourth quarter of 2001.
- The supplement provides financial and operating highlights for Prudential's Financial Services Businesses, including revenues, expenses, sales results, assets under management, capitalization data and more for the quarter and year-to-date.
- It presents performance by division and includes information on common stock prices, distribution channels, third party sales and other key metrics.
Eni reported on its performance in 2009. It delivered better results than expected despite challenging market conditions due to the economic recession. Eni focused on strategic projects in high-growth areas like Iraq and Venezuela that will enable future growth. It invested $52.8 billion over four years in production projects. Eni achieved $3.9 billion in adjusted net profit in exploration and production.
- Prudential Financial's Quarterly Financial Supplement provides financial and operating highlights for the second quarter of 2003.
- Key metrics include pre-tax adjusted operating income, net income, earnings per share, assets under management, distribution representatives, and capitalization data for the Company's Financial Services Businesses.
- The document presents historical results reflecting the classification of certain property/casualty insurance businesses as divested and the classification of two Japanese asset management units as divested businesses.
This document provides an introduction and overview of the Coca-Cola Company's 2007/2008 Sustainability Review. It discusses the scope of the report, which covers performance from August 2007 through July 2008. It also discusses assurance of the report's content and metrics, as well as sustainability performance across the Coca-Cola system. The introduction emphasizes engaging partners and suppliers to magnify the company's contribution to sustainable development.
The document provides a summary of the Coca-Cola Company's 2009/2010 sustainability review. Some key highlights include:
- Their commitment to making a positive difference through their business operations and partnerships with bottlers.
- "LIVE POSITIVELY" focuses on 7 core sustainability areas with measurable goals for reducing calories, improving energy efficiency, sustainable packaging, water stewardship, and supporting communities.
- Performance highlights show progress against goals for beverage benefits, energy use reduction, water use efficiency, and other metrics from 2005-2009.
Annnual report JSC IDGC of Center and Volga Region 2011Walker_Ol
The annual report summarizes the activities of JSC IDGC of Center and Volga Region for 2011. It discusses the company's business operations, financial performance, investment activities, interaction with stakeholders, and corporate governance. Some key highlights include achieving energy transmission targets for the year, implementing investment projects to modernize infrastructure and increase capacity, maintaining reliability of the grid, pursuing energy efficiency initiatives, and engaging with shareholders and local communities. The report also provides details on the company's management structure, board of directors, financial results, and adherence to quality and environmental standards.
- Prudential Financial reported financial results for the fourth quarter and full year 2004 for its Financial Services Businesses.
- For the full year 2004, pre-tax adjusted operating income increased 27% to $2.5 billion compared to 2003, and after-tax adjusted operating income increased 38% to $1.8 billion.
- Assets under management and administration totaled $581.7 billion at the end of 2004, up 20% from the end of 2003, reflecting strong sales and investment returns across all divisions.
This document provides financial and operational highlights for Prudential Financial, Inc. for the second quarter of 2005:
- Pre-tax adjusted operating income for the Financial Services Businesses was $823 million, a 43% increase from the same period in 2004. Net income was $1.52 billion, an 88% increase.
- Assets under management and administration totaled $601 billion as of June 30, 2005, up 3% from the end of 2004.
- Prudential agent productivity was $42 thousand in the second quarter of 2005, up 14% from the same period in 2004.
This document is the 2009/2010 Salary Survey for Finance & Accounting positions in Switzerland published by Michael Page Switzerland. It provides an overview of the Swiss market, outlines the survey methodology, and details salary ranges for various senior management, controlling, accounting, and specialist finance roles. The survey aims to present current salary data to support clients and candidates in the Swiss finance sector.
This document provides quarterly financial information for Prudential Financial, Inc. for the second quarter of 2004. Some key highlights include:
- Pre-tax adjusted operating income for the Financial Services Businesses was $638 million for the first half of 2004, up 24% from the same period in 2003.
- Net income for the Financial Services Businesses was $519 million in the second quarter of 2004, up 150% from the second quarter of 2003.
- Assets under management for the Financial Services Businesses totaled $474.2 billion as of June 30, 2004, up 16% from June 30, 2003.
Prudential Financial reported financial results for the second quarter of 2006. Some key highlights included:
- Pre-tax adjusted operating income for the Financial Services Businesses was $958 million, up 12% from the same period in 2005.
- Net income for the Financial Services Businesses was $424 million.
- Assets under management and administration totaled $670 billion, up 11% from the second quarter of 2005.
- Individual annuities sales increased to $2.1 billion for the quarter.
The document is Prudential Financial's quarterly financial supplement for the first quarter of 2006. It provides financial highlights and key operating metrics for Prudential's business divisions.
Some notable numbers from the first quarter include:
- Total pre-tax adjusted operating income for Financial Services Businesses of $946 million, up 7% from the first quarter of 2005.
- Net income of $675 million for Financial Services Businesses, down 12% from the first quarter of 2005.
- Total assets under management of $547.4 billion, up 6% from the first quarter of 2005.
- Individual annuities sales up 54% from the first quarter of 2005 to $1
- Prudential Financial's Quarterly Financial Supplement provides financial and operating highlights for the fourth quarter of 2005.
- The document includes information on the company's financial performance, capitalization, assets under management, and sales results across its Insurance, Investment Management, and International divisions.
- Specifically, it shows that Prudential's pre-tax adjusted operating income increased 41% year-over-year in 2005, with growth across all divisions, while assets under management and administration reached $624 billion.
- Prudential Financial reported financial results for the fourth quarter and full year 2006.
- For the full year, pre-tax adjusted operating income for the Financial Services Businesses increased 18% to $4.2 billion.
- Earnings per share from continuing operations for the Financial Services Businesses was $6.37 for the full year, up from $6.49 in 2005.
This document is Prudential Financial's quarterly financial supplement for Q3 2002. It provides financial highlights and key metrics for Prudential and its business divisions. Some notable numbers include:
- Total pre-tax adjusted operating income for Financial Services Businesses of $427 million for Q3 2002.
- Net income of $392 million for Financial Services Businesses for Q3 2002.
- Total assets under management and administration of $532.9 billion as of the end of Q3 2002.
- Common stock price of $28.56 per share at the end of Q3 2002.
This document provides quarterly financial information for Prudential Financial, Inc. for the first quarter of 2004, including:
- Financial highlights such as pre-tax operating income of $549 million, net income of $290 million, and earnings per share of $0.57.
- Operations highlights such as total assets under management of $453.6 billion and distribution representatives of over 4,000 agents and advisors.
- Financial statements and supplementary information for the Insurance, Investment, and International Insurance divisions.
- Prudential Financial reported financial results for the 4th quarter of 2007, including pre-tax adjusted operating income of $950 million for its Financial Services Businesses.
- Assets under management and administration totaled $784 billion as of the end of the 4th quarter, up from $728.9 billion a year earlier.
- International assets under management or administration were $117 billion, down slightly from $123.8 billion a year ago due primarily to foreign exchange fluctuations.
This document provides quarterly financial information for Prudential Financial, Inc. for the second quarter of 2007.
Some key highlights include:
- Total pre-tax adjusted operating income for the Financial Services Businesses was $1.2 billion for the quarter, a 33% increase from the same period in 2006.
- Total assets under management and administration increased to $648.4 billion for the quarter, up from $586.2 billion in the second quarter of 2006.
- Net income for the Financial Services Businesses was $835 million for the quarter, compared to $1.1 billion for the same period in 2006.
This document provides financial highlights and operations highlights for Prudential Financial, Inc. for the second quarter of 2008:
- Pre-tax adjusted operating income for the Financial Services Businesses was $1.2 billion, down 11% from the same period in 2007. Net income was $652 million, down 65% from 2007.
- Assets under management totaled $648.4 billion as of June 30, 2008, down slightly from the end of 2007. This included assets managed by the Insurance, Investment, and International Insurance and Investments Divisions.
- Common stock price range for the quarter was $59.74 to $82.21, with a closing price of $59.
- Prudential Financial, Inc. released its Quarterly Financial Supplement for the fourth quarter of 2003.
- The document provides financial and operating highlights for Prudential's Financial Services Businesses, including results by division and details on investment portfolio composition.
- It includes information on revenues, income, expenses, sales results, assets under management, capitalization, and other key metrics.
Eni Interim Consolidated Report, June 30th, 2010Eni
- Eni reported a net profit of €4.05 billion for the first half of 2010, up 47.9% from the first half of 2009, driven by higher oil prices and excellent operating performance.
- Production was 1,800 kboe/d, flat compared to the prior year period excluding the effect of updating the gas conversion rate. Five new fields started up on schedule.
- Exploration added 600 million barrels of reserves led by successes in Venezuela, Angola and Indonesia. Capital expenditures were €7.1 billion to support growth.
- Prudential Financial's Quarterly Financial Supplement for Q4 2002 provides financial highlights and operations highlights for the company.
- Some key financial metrics include pre-tax adjusted operating income of $1.78 billion for 2002, up 32% from 2001. Net income for financial services businesses was $679 million in 2002, up 125% from 2001.
- Assets under management and administration totaled $589.6 billion as of Q4 2002, up slightly from $580 billion in 2001. The investment division managed the largest portion at $340.6 billion.
- Prudential Financial, Inc. released its Quarterly Financial Supplement for the fourth quarter of 2001.
- The supplement provides financial and operating highlights for Prudential's Financial Services Businesses, including revenues, expenses, sales results, assets under management, capitalization data and more for the quarter and year-to-date.
- It presents performance by division and includes information on common stock prices, distribution channels, third party sales and other key metrics.
Eni reported on its performance in 2009. It delivered better results than expected despite challenging market conditions due to the economic recession. Eni focused on strategic projects in high-growth areas like Iraq and Venezuela that will enable future growth. It invested $52.8 billion over four years in production projects. Eni achieved $3.9 billion in adjusted net profit in exploration and production.
- Prudential Financial's Quarterly Financial Supplement provides financial and operating highlights for the second quarter of 2003.
- Key metrics include pre-tax adjusted operating income, net income, earnings per share, assets under management, distribution representatives, and capitalization data for the Company's Financial Services Businesses.
- The document presents historical results reflecting the classification of certain property/casualty insurance businesses as divested and the classification of two Japanese asset management units as divested businesses.
This document provides an introduction and overview of the Coca-Cola Company's 2007/2008 Sustainability Review. It discusses the scope of the report, which covers performance from August 2007 through July 2008. It also discusses assurance of the report's content and metrics, as well as sustainability performance across the Coca-Cola system. The introduction emphasizes engaging partners and suppliers to magnify the company's contribution to sustainable development.
The document provides a summary of the Coca-Cola Company's 2009/2010 sustainability review. Some key highlights include:
- Their commitment to making a positive difference through their business operations and partnerships with bottlers.
- "LIVE POSITIVELY" focuses on 7 core sustainability areas with measurable goals for reducing calories, improving energy efficiency, sustainable packaging, water stewardship, and supporting communities.
- Performance highlights show progress against goals for beverage benefits, energy use reduction, water use efficiency, and other metrics from 2005-2009.
The document analyzes the market potential for Coke slim cans in South India. A survey was conducted with 500 retailers and 500 consumers across four major cities. Key findings include:
1) 86% of consumers prefer soft drinks as refreshment, with Coke as the most preferred brand for cans over other Coke products or Pepsi.
2) Over 50% of consumers are aware of Coke cans through display fridges, showing their importance. However, many retailers do not stock cans due to lower demand and supply issues.
3) While 62% of consumers buy Coke cans, many cite health concerns and higher prices of cans as reasons for not buying. Retailers also prefer selling bottles over cans.
Sanjiv Gupta, CEO of Coca-Cola India, saw sales drop 30-40% in two weeks following an environmental group's report finding Coca-Cola and Pepsi products in India contained pesticide levels 30-36 times global standards. The government banned Coke and Pepsi sales while investigations occurred. Both companies denied the claims but consumers believed the findings. Gupta faced a crisis that threatened Coca-Cola's market leadership in India.
Global brands allow companies to achieve economies of scale in production and marketing. However, some national brands are better suited to local tastes and cultures. The document discusses the advantages and risks of both global and national brands. It concludes that companies should use global brands where possible but national brands where necessary to adapt to local conditions.
This document discusses forward-looking statements that may constitute projections about future operating performance. It notes that while management believes such statements are reasonable, actual results could differ materially from expectations due to various risks and uncertainties. The document also provides an overview of The Coca-Cola Company, including that it owns or licenses over 500 beverage brands worldwide and has the largest beverage distribution system globally. It acquired Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc.'s North American business in 2010 and reorganized its business segments.
This study examined how brand names affect perceptions of quality by using functional measurement analysis. 30 undergraduate students tested actual products from 3 categories (crayons, tissues, chips) that had high, medium, or low brand value. Participants rated their likelihood to purchase products when presented with: 1) correct brand name 2) switched brand name 3) another switched brand name 4) no brand name 5) brand name alone. Results showed perceptions of quality depended on both product quality and brand name. Unexpectedly, brand name had the strongest effect for chips. For most categories, main effects and interactions of brand name and product quality were significant.
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This document summarizes a study on the influence of advertisements on consumer brand preferences in the soft drink market in Sri Lanka. The study examined three main variables: information, communication, and comprehension. A survey was conducted with 200 respondents in Manmunai North Divisional Secretariat Division. The results found that advertisements have a high influence on brand preferences across all three variables for the major soft drink brands. Certain demographic groups, such as younger consumers and higher-income groups, showed higher levels of influence from advertisements. The study provides recommendations to advertisers on how to improve influence based on the findings.
The document analyzes the market potential for Coke slim cans in South India. A survey was conducted with 500 retailers and 500 consumers across four major cities. Key findings include:
1) 86% of consumers prefer soft drinks as refreshment, with Coke as the most preferred brand for cans over other Coke products or Pepsi.
2) Over 50% of consumers are aware of Coke cans through display fridges, showing their importance. However, many retailers do not stock cans due to lower demand and supply issues.
3) While 62% of consumers buy Coke cans, many cite health concerns and higher prices of cans as reasons for not buying. Retailers also prefer bottles over cans despite higher margins for
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2. SABMiller plc Annual Report 2011
Contents
What’s inside
Overview 1 Performance highlights
2 Five minute read
4 Group at a glance
Financial and operational
highlights of the year, an
overview of the group
and a description of our
business activities
Business review 6
10
Chairman’s statement
Global beer market trends
22
Operations review
22 Latin America
11 SABMiller’s market positions 24 Europe
Statements from our Chairman 13 Chief Executive’s review 26 North America
and executive directors, an 18 Strategic priorities 28 Africa
overview of our markets, 19 Key performance indicators 30 Asia
strategy, our business model, 20 Principal risks 32 South Africa: Beverages
the way we manage risk, how 34 South Africa: Hotels and Gaming
our operations performed and 36 Chief Financial Officer’s review
our approach to sustainable 44 Sustainable development
development and people 48 People
Governance 50
52
Board of directors
Executive committee
53 Directors’ report
An introduction to the board 57 Corporate governance
and executive committee and 65 Remuneration report
details of the group’s approach
to corporate governance and
remuneration
Financial 76 Statement of directors’ responsibilities
in respect of the consolidated financial
82 Consolidated statement of changes in equity
83 Notes to the consolidated financial statements
statements statements 1
53 Statement of directors’ responsibilities in
77 Independent auditors’ report to the respect of the company financial statements
members of SABMiller plc on the 1
54 ndependent auditors’ report to the members
I
Audited financial statements, consolidated financial statements of SABMiller plc on the company financial
notes and other key data, and 78 Consolidated income statement statements
definitions of terms 79 Consolidated statement of 1
55 Balance sheet of SABMiller plc
comprehensive income 1
56 Notes to the company financial statements
80 Consolidated balance sheet 1
66 Five-year financial review
81 Consolidated cash flow statement 1
68 Definitions
Shareholder 70
1
71
1
Ordinary shareholding analyses
Shareholders’ diary
information 72
1 Administration
I
BC Cautionary statement
Information, dates and contact
details for shareholders
3. SABMiller plc Annual Report 2011 1
Performance highlights
Delivering excellent financial performance
a Group revenue includes the
Group revenuea Revenueb EBITAc
Overview
attributable share of associates’
+7% +8% +15%
and joint ventures’ revenue of
US$8,903 million (2010: US$8,330
million).
b Revenue excludes the attributable
share of associates’ and joint
2011: US$28,311m 2011: US$19,408m 2011: US$5,044m ventures’ revenue.
2010: US$26,350m 2010: US$18,020m 2010: US$4,381m
c Note 2 to the consolidated
financial statements provides
a reconciliation of operating
profit to EBITA which is defined
as operating profit before
exceptional items and amortisation
of intangible assets (excluding
Dividends per shared Profit before tax Adjusted EPS e software) and includes the group’s
Business review
share of associates’ and joint
+19% +24% +19%
ventures’ operating profit, on a
similar basis. As described in the
Chief Financial Officer’s review,
EBITA is used throughout this
report.
2011: 81.0 US cents 2011: US$3,626m 2011: 191.5 US cents d 2011 final dividend is subject to
2010: 68.0 US cents 2010: US$2,929m 2010: 161.1 US cents shareholder approval at the annual
general meeting.
e A reconciliation of adjusted
earnings to the statutory
measure of profit attributable to
equity shareholders is provided
in note 8 to the consolidated
Net debt f Lager volumes Water to lager ratio
Governance
financial statements.
-16% +2% -3%
f Net debt comprises gross
debt (including borrowings,
borrowings-related derivative
financial instruments, overdrafts
and finance leases) net of cash
2011: US$7,091m 2011: 218m hectolitres 2011: 4.2 hl/hl and cash equivalents (excluding
2010: US$8,398m 2010: 213m hectolitres 2010: 4.3 hl/hl overdrafts). An analysis of net
debt is provided in note 28c to the
consolidated financial statements.
Further information Financial statements
Go online for more details
Shareholder information
This report covers the financial year ended 31 March 2011. For more detailed information about SABMiller
It is also available on our website as a downloadable PDF please refer to our website
www.sabmiller.com/annualreport www.sabmiller.com/investors
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4. 2 SABMiller plc Annual Report 2011
Five minute read
Our business in brief
SABMiller is one of the world’s leading brewers, with more than 200 beer
brands and some 70,000 employees in over 75 countries. We are also
one of the world’s largest bottlers of Coca-Cola products.
Our strategic direction Our brands and business
We’ve grown through a culture of operational We’ve become a global leader by excelling
excellence, delivering high-quality products, locally – nurturing strong, local brands and
innovation and sustainability. building brand portfolios that meet the needs
of consumers in each of our markets.
Our success is built on a clear strategic direction and a shared The attention we give to building local businesses and local brand
commitment to the company’s vision, mission and values. portfolios makes us, we believe, the most local of the global brewers.
Our vision: Local brands
• To be the most admired company in the global beer industry Beer is a local business in that beer brands are deeply rooted in local
communities and often have their own rich histories and heritage.
Our mission: At SABMiller we respect and nurture these qualities and allow our
• To own and nurture local and international brands that are the businesses a high degree of autonomy in meeting local needs.
first choice of the consumer We bring deep consumer insight to the building of brands in local
markets.
Our values:
• Our people are our enduring advantage Global brands
• Accountability is clear and personal Our four global brands all have their own distinct characteristics –
• We work and win in teams from the Italian style of Peroni Nastro Azzurro to the unique heritage of
• We understand and respect our customers and consumers the world’s first golden beer, the Czech-brewed Pilsner Urquell; from
• Our reputation is indivisible the Northern European provenance of Grolsch to the American urban
cool of Miller Genuine Draft.
Our strategic priorities:
• Creating a balanced and attractive global spread of businesses For more information on the performance of our brands,
• Developing strong, relevant brand portfolios that win in the local see pages 22 to 33.
market
• Constantly raising the profitability of local businesses, sustainably
• Leveraging our skills and global scale
For more information on our strategic priorities and how we
measure against them, see pages 18 and 19.
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5. SABMiller plc Annual Report 2011 3
Peroni Nastro Azzurro
An intensely crisp and refreshing
lager with an unmistakable touch
of Italian style, Peroni Nastro Azzurro
is a premium lager brewed to the
original recipe since 1963.
Origin: Italy
First brewed: 1963
www.peroniitaly.com
Overview
Our performance in 2011 How we manage our business
Business review
Our strong financial performance in 2011 Our vision to be the most admired company
Governance
reflects contributions from all parts of the in the global beer industry requires us to
business and the benefits of a rigorous, demonstrate the highest standards of
sustained focus on the group’s strategic transparency, ethics and corporate governance.
priorities.
Our lager volumes were up by 2% with reported group revenue rising Because our business is not separate from society but embedded
7%, while EBITA margin increased to 17.8%. within it, the success of SABMiller is inextricably linked to the well-
being of the wider community.
Operational highlights
• Reported EBITA grew 15%, with organic, constant currency EBITA Sustainable development
increasing 12%: Sustainable development is fundamental to our business success.
– Latin America EBITA1 grew by 11% due to pricing, lower raw Everywhere we operate, we’re working to build a strong local
Financial statements
material costs and fixed-cost productivity business while also supporting local economic development.
– Europe EBITA1 grew by 4%, benefiting from lower costs despite Our clear, well-embedded approach to sustainable development
reduced volumes brings tangible benefits both to our business and to the
– Disciplined revenue management, synergies and cost savings communities in which we work.
increased North America EBITA by 20%
– Strong volume growth, firm pricing and capacity expansion For more information on our approach to sustainable development,
drove Africa’s EBITA1 growth of 20% see pages 44 to 47.
– Asia EBITA1 increased by 33% with robust volume growth
in China and India Governance
– South Africa: Beverages EBITA1 grew 11% due to volume In discharging its stewardship responsibilities, the SABMiller board
growth and pricing is committed to the highest standards of corporate governance.
Our directors provide the leadership, controls and strategic oversight
For more information on our financial performance, to ensure we deliver value to all the company’s shareholders.
Shareholder information
see pages 36 to 42.
For more information on our approach to governance,
see pages 57 to 64.
Risk
The group’s risk management system is designed to manage, rather
than eliminate, the risk of failing to achieve business objectives. The
system is regularly reviewed to ensure that business risk is managed
in a consistent and sustained way, to deliver business opportunities.
1 EBITA growth is shown on an organic, constant currency basis. For more information on our approach to risk, see pages 63 and 64.
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6. 4 SABMiller plc Annual Report 2011
Group at a glance
Our operations around the world
We’ve created leading positions in both emerging and developed markets
across the world. Our portfolio of businesses spans six regions which together
brewed over 200 different brands and sold 218 million hectolitres of lager last year.
Latin America Europe North America
Contribution to group EBITA1 2011 Contribution to group EBITA1 2011 Contribution to group EBITA1 2011
31% 17% 14%
• Our primary brewing and beverage • Our primary brewing operations cover • MillerCoors is a joint venture with Molson
operations cover six countries across 10 countries – the Czech Republic, Coors Brewing Company, formed in
South and Central America (Colombia, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Romania, Russia, 2008 by bringing together the US and
Ecuador, El Salvador, Honduras, Panama Slovakia, Spain (Canary Islands), the Puerto Rican operations of both groups.
and Peru). Netherlands and Ukraine. • Headquartered in Chicago, MillerCoors
• In each of these countries, we are the • In the majority of these countries, is the second largest brewer in the USA,
number one brewer by market share. we are the number one or two brewer with nearly 30% of the beer market.
• At the end of 2010 we acquired the third by market share. • Our wholly owned Miller Brewing
largest brewer in Argentina. We produce • We export significant volumes to a International business is based in
and distribute the Warsteiner brand further eight European markets, of which Milwaukee, USA and exports our brands
under a long-term licence agreement. the largest are the UK and Germany. to Canada and Mexico and throughout
• We bottle soft drinks for The Coca-Cola • Regional office: Zug, Switzerland. the Americas.
Company in El Salvador and Honduras,
and for Pepsico International in Panama.
• Regional office: Bogotá, Colombia.
Further facts Further facts Further facts
Number of breweries2 17 Number of breweries2 21 MillerCoors operates eight major
Number of bottling plants2 15 Average number of employees3 14,239 breweries, and as at 31 March 2011,
Average number of employees3 25,691 had 8,800 employees
For further information see page 22 For further information see page 24 For further information see page 26
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7. SABMiller plc Annual Report 2011 5
Miller Genuine Draft
Brewed using a special cold-filtered
process for smoothness and
refreshment, Miller Genuine Draft is
a glowing, golden lager with a clean,
smooth taste. Only MGD delivers
‘fresh from the tap’ taste.
Origin: USA
First brewed: 1986
www.millertime.com
Overview
Africa Asia South Africa
Business review
Contribution to group EBITA1 2011 Contribution to group EBITA1 2011 Contribution to group EBITA1 2011
13% 2% 23%
Governance
11
• Our brewing and beverage operations • CR Snow, our partnership with China • The South African Breweries Limited
Financial statements
in Africa cover 16 countries. A further 19 Resources Enterprise, Limited, is the (SAB) is South Africa’s leading producer
are covered through a strategic alliance largest brewer in China. and distributor of lager and soft drinks.
with the Castel group and we also have • We are the second largest brewer It also exports brands for distribution
associated undertakings in Kenya and in India. across Namibia.
Zimbabwe. • We have an operation in Vietnam and a • Our soft drinks division is South Africa’s
• In most of these countries we are the joint venture in Australia, and we export leading producer of products for The
number one brewer by market share. significant volumes to South Korea and Coca-Cola Company.
• We bottle soft drinks for The Coca-Cola Cambodia. • We have hotel and gaming interests
Company in 20 of our African markets • Regional office: Hong Kong. through Gold Reef Resorts Ltd, the
(in alliance with Castel in 13 of these largest hotel and gaming group in
markets). South Africa.
• Regional office: Johannesburg, • Regional office: Johannesburg,
South Africa. South Africa.
Shareholder information
Further facts Further facts Further facts
Number of breweries2 31 Number of breweries2 12 Number of breweries2 7
Number of bottling plants2 22 Average number of employees3 3,358 Number of bottling plants2 6
Average number of employees3 13,481 Average number of employees3 11,897
For further information see page 28 For further information see page 30 For further information see page 32
1 Excluding corporate costs
2 The number of breweries and bottling plants relates to subsidiaries only (except MillerCoors)
3 See note 6 to the consolidated financial statements. The average number of employees relates to subsidiaries only (except MillerCoors)
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8. 6 SABMiller plc Annual Report 2011
Chairman’s statement
A very strong performance for the year
Meyer Kahn
Chairman
While focusing relentlessly on our financial results, we’re also
pursuing our vision of being the most admired company in the
global beer industry.
Dear Shareholder, After the completion of a number of key capacity
expansion projects, capital expenditure was lower
SABMiller’s financial performance for the year was
than in the prior year at US$1,315 million.
very strong, benefiting from a sustained focus on
our strategic priorities right across our business.
Net debt decreased by US$1,307 million to
Brand equities and sales execution drove profitable
US$7,091 million, mainly as a result of the robust
volume growth and, while we maintained focus
cash inflows. The balance sheet was further
on cost management, we continued to increase
strengthened as the gearing ratio fell from 40.8%
investment behind our local and global brand
in the prior year to 31.2%.
portfolios.
The board has recommended a final dividend of
Results and dividend
61.5 US cents per share to be paid to shareholders
Total beverage volumes of 270 million hectolitres
on 12 August 2011. This brings the total dividend for
were 3% ahead of the prior year on an organic
the year to 81 US cents, an increase of 13 cents
basis, with lager volumes up 2%. Volume growth
(19%) over the prior year.
was also accompanied by share gains in a number
of markets. Group revenue grew by 7% (5% on an
Operational highlights
organic, constant currency basis after stripping out
While economic conditions improved across
currency benefits), driven by a favourable brand mix
Latin America and Africa, consumer demand
and price increases in the current and prior year.
remained under pressure in Europe and the USA.
Nevertheless, each of our businesses improved its
Reported earnings before interest, tax and
financial performance and delivered higher EBITA
amortisation (EBITA) grew by 15% (12% on an
than in the prior year.
organic, constant currency basis). A pleasing
feature was the 120 basis points (bps) growth in
Latin America produced EBITA growth of 17%
EBITA margin to 17.8%, benefiting from our revenue
(11% on an organic, constant currency basis).
growth and a small reduction in raw material costs.
This was despite lager volumes remaining level
Profit before tax was up 24%.
with the prior year on an organic basis. EBITA
growth resulted from selective price increases,
Adjusted earnings were 20% higher as a result of
mostly in the second half of the prior year, along
the increase in EBITA, lower finance costs and an
with lower raw material costs and an ongoing
effective tax rate of 28.2%. Adjusted earnings per
focus on reducing fixed costs.
share were up 19% to 191.5 US cents.
In Europe, EBITA increased by 2% (4% on a
The group generated US$2,488 million of free cash
constant currency basis), despite lager volumes
flow, an increase of US$460 million over the prior
falling by 3% amid difficult economic and industry
year. At US$66 million, cash inflows from working
conditions including competitor discounting.
capital continued the positive trend of the previous
The increase in profitability was driven by cost
year, albeit at a slower rate.
efficiencies and lower raw material costs.
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9. SABMiller plcAnnualReport2011 7
Castle Lager
Firstbrewedin1895byfounder
brewer,CharlesGlass,CastleLager
enjoyswiderecognitionasthebeer
thatbringsfriendstogether.Castle
Lagerisbrewedusingthefinest
qualityingredientstoprovide
anengagingtaste.
Origin: SouthAfrica
Firstbrewed: 1895
www.castlelager.co.za
Share price performance from 1 April 2008 to 18 May 2011 (£ sterling)
Overview
25 SABMiller +100.9%
20
15
International Brewers Index +56.7%
10
FTSE 100 +1.2%
5
0
Business review
Apr Nov Jul Feb Oct May
2008 2008 2009 2010 2010 2011
Source: Factset and Datastream as at 18 May 2011
InNorth America,EBITAgrewby20%bothforthe Tosucceedinthisambition,weneedtoincrease
segmentandforMillerCoors.MillerCoors’sales ourrevenuesatafasterratethanourcompetitors
volumestowholesalersandretailerswereboth whilemaintainingorimprovingourmargins.Here
down3%.Unemploymentremainedhighamongkey
beerconsumergroupsandtheUSmarketcontinued
tobe challenging.Nevertheless,EBITAbenefitedfrom
wehavetheadvantageofabroadgeographic
footprintwithsignificantexposuretoemerging
marketswherebeervolumesaregrowingstrongly.
270m hl
revenuegrowthresultingfrompriceincreasesanda
270millionhl–totalbeveragevolumes
favourablesalesmix,complementedbytheongoing Ourpresenceinthesemarketscontinuesto
Governance
soldduringtheyear
realisationofmergersynergiesandothercostsavings. expand.Thisyearwemadeamoveintothe fast-
growingpremiumsegmentofthebeermarketin
LagervolumesinAfricagrewby13%onan Argentinawiththe purchaseofthecountry’sthird
organicbasisandby9%excludingZimbabwe. largestbrewer.OurChineseassociate,CRSnow,
EBITAwasupby15%(20%onanorganic,constant hasacquiredfurtherbreweriesinHeilongjiang,
currencybasis),benefitingfromhighervolumesand JiangsuandHenan.Wearealsodelightedthat
prices,partiallyoffsetbygreaterinvestmentinsales DeltainZimbabwehasbeenre-incorporatedinto
andmarketingandtheimpactoncommoditycosts ourgroup accounts.Aftermanyyearsinwhichits
17.8%
ofweakerlocalcurrenciesrelativetotheUSdollar. performancewasdepressedbyhyperinflation
and economicstagnation,Deltaisslowly
InAsia,lagervolumesincreasedby10%onan returning tonormalityandlagersalesvolumes
organicbasis,drivenbygrowthmainlyinChinabut are returningtotheirprevioushighs.
alsoinIndia.EBITAwasup31%onareportedbasis 17.8%EBITAmargin–up120basis
Financial statements
points
(33%onanorganic,constantcurrencybasis). Aswedevelopourgeographicportfolio,we’re
alsoexpandingourproductioncapacitytomeet
InSouth Africa,lagervolumessawgrowthof2%, consumerdemand.Aswellasacquiringassets,
benefitingfromgreaterconsumerconfidenceand
CR SnowcompletednewbreweriesinShandong
the2010FIFAWorldCup.EBITAgrewby21%ona andShanxiandbegananumberofprojectsto
reportedbasis(11%onaconstantcurrencybasis). increasecapacityatexistingbreweries.InAfrica,
Improvementsinvolumesandpricesandlowerraw too,wecontinuetoinvestwherewesee
materialcostswerepartiallyoffsetbycontinued opportunitiesfor goodreturns.We’recurrently
investmentinsalesandmarketing. constructinga greenfieldbreweryinOnitshain
NigeriaanddoublingthesizeofthebreweryatJuba
Achieving our vision inSouthernSudan.We’realsointheprocessof
Whilefocusingrelentlesslyonimprovingourfinancial commissioningamaltingsplantinUganda.The
results,weknowwe’reexpectedtodomuchmore breweriescommissionedinthepreviousyearin
Shareholder information
if wewanttoachieveourgroupvisionof beingthe Angola,MozambiqueandTanzaniaareallnowin
mostadmiredcompanyintheglobalbeerindustry. fullproductionandperformingwell.
Thisisanambitiousandfar-reachingobjectiveand
wecarefullymonitorourprogressagainstthose Alongwithleadingpositionsingrowingmarkets,
attributesforwhichwewishtobe admired. webenefitfromhavingover200localbrandswith
strongconsumerappealandbrandequity.These
First,wewanttobethebestcompanyinoursector providethecomponentsforassemblingattractive,
forlong-term value growth. differentiatedbrandportfolios,tailoredtotheneeds
oflocalconsumersandcapableofwinningineach
ofourmarkets.
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10. 8 SABMiller plc Annual Report 2011
Chairman’s statement
Continued
With these advantages, we believe we’re well cases assisting them to make the transition from
placed for long-term value growth. The markets subsistence to commercial farming with significant
apparently agree, with SABMiller outperforming benefits for them and the local economy.
the FTSE 100 and the International Brewers Index
over the last three years. Within our supply chain, we’re also helping large
numbers of small distributors and retailers to
Secondly, we want to be admired for local value establish and develop their own businesses.
creation. Outside the beer sector, our numerous projects to
help young, would-be entrepreneurs in Africa and
29,542
Despite the consolidation of our industry in the last Latin America contribute further to the economic
10 years, beer remains a distinctly local business, health of society.
steeped in culture and tradition. Given the strong
local roots of most beer brands, winning in the While the vast majority of consumers enjoy
market requires deep local knowledge and our products responsibly, a small minority of 29,542 retailer shareholders created
consumer insight – skills we can justly claim irresponsible drinkers can cause problems and by BBBEE transaction in South Africa
as the most local of the global brewers. we’re working with a range of partners to address
this issue. We have strict internal systems to make
It follows that our success is inextricably linked to sure we market our products responsibly. We also
that of our local partners – the many distributors, provide balanced information on the use and effects
retailers and bar and tavern owners on whom our of alcohol, and we support numerous programmes
business depends. To win, we must create value to prevent alcohol abuse.
not just for ourselves but for them as well.
Our aspiration to be a positive force in society finds
This requires the skills, flexibility and innovation
to meet their very different needs. In the case
of distributors, for example, our owner-driver
expression in our 10 sustainable development
priorities. These are detailed on pages 44 to 47
of this report along with the progress we’ve made
8,400m
programmes in countries such as Tanzania, Zambia against each. US$8,400 million – total taxes
and South Africa provide valuable support to local borne and collected by the group
businesses while ensuring efficient distribution to The fourth attribute for which we want to be
customers in remote areas. We must also provide admired is the quality of our product.
superb service to our retailers, be they large,
sophisticated supermarket chains in the USA or Brewers at heart, we believe our passion for our
small ‘mom and pop’ stores in Latin America and product forms an integral part of our company
Africa. One development we’re particularly proud culture. For all our focus on efficiency, we refuse
of in this respect is the recent Broad-Based Black to compromise on the quality of our brands.
Economic Empowerment (BBBEE) transaction in Committed to using the finest ingredients and
South Africa under which 29,542 local retailers are the best technologies and processes, we seek
now shareholders in our business and able to constantly to improve our beers and our brewing
participate directly in our success. The programme methods.
has also rewarded our local employees and
established a charitable foundation to benefit the Our quality has been endorsed by further industry
wider South African community. awards for beers from all our regions from bodies
such as the Brewing Industry International Awards,
Thirdly, we want to be admired for the benefits the International Taste Quality Institute, Monde
we bring to local communities. Selection, the World Beer Cup and the Great
American Beer Festival.
We believe that the greatest contribution we can
make to the economies in which we operate is to run Finally, we want to be admired for the calibre of
successful, profitable businesses that create jobs, pay our people. This means hiring the very best, giving
taxes and stimulate local enterprise. And we need to them clear accountabilities and helping them to fulfil
do so in a way that earns the trust of our stakeholders their potential. Not being a ‘command and control’
and reinforces our social and environmental organisation, we can only win by harnessing the
credentials. Indeed the more successful we are ability of local people to address and solve local
commercially, the more we can contribute to society. problems. To this end, we seek to instil an open,
Total taxes borne and collected by the group communicative culture in which good ideas can
amounted to US$8,400 million, an increase of flourish. We also provide excellent training and
US$1,400 million on the prior year. career advancement opportunities with a strong
focus on developing the leaders of tomorrow.
As part of our contribution, we continue to develop
our supply chains so as to make maximum use of I believe we have great talent and would like to
local raw materials and small-scale suppliers. express my gratitude for the skills and dedication of
Across Africa, India and Latin America, we’re now all our people across the business in the past year.
working with over 28,000 smallholders, in many
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11. SABMiller plc Annual Report 2011 9
Águila Light
A lighter version of Águila, the classic
Colombian beer, Águila Light has
become a new option for the
consumer looking to experience
a lighter taste.
Origin: Colombia
First brewed: 2002
www.aguilalight.com
Corporate governance Also in May 2011, we announced the planned
Overview
Being the most admired company in the sector retirement of Malcolm Wyman as chief financial
naturally requires the highest standards of officer and the appointment of Jamie Wilson as
transparency, ethics and corporate governance. his successor. Malcolm is a very special individual
The directors are committed to maintaining these and has played a pivotal role in SABMiller’s
standards while also providing the leadership, transformation from a small regional business into a
controls and strategic oversight to ensure we leading global brewer and shareholders will have an
deliver value to all the company’s shareholders. opportunity to express their gratitude at this year’s
Each director brings independence of character annual general meeting. We wish Malcolm and his
and judgement to the role. Board and committee wife a long and happy retirement.
meetings are characterised by robust, constructive
debate based on high-quality reporting from Previously the Finance Director of our business
management, and the board keeps its performance in Europe, Jamie brings outstanding talent and
and core governance principles under regular considerable industry experience in both financial
Business review
review. I am most grateful to my board colleagues, and general management to the role of chief
not only for maintaining these principles but for their financial officer. His appointment will further
wise oversight of the business and the guidance enhance the commercial focus of the finance
and support they have given me during the year. function. The board unanimously recommends
his election as a director following his appointment
After extensive consultation, the Financial Reporting in succession to Malcolm.
Council (FRC) issued a new UK Corporate
Governance Code in May 2010. We welcome the In line with our plans made at the time of the
new Code and endorse the emphasis it places merger, we have announced the appointment of
on the roles and responsibilities of the board. We Tom Long as the new chief executive officer of our
believe that good corporate governance depends North America joint venture, MillerCoors, with effect
principally on high-calibre individuals with deep from 1 June 2011. Tom brings extensive industry
experience of our company and industry, a clear experience, having served previously as chief
understanding of their role and responsibilities executive officer and marketing officer of Miller
Governance
and the tools necessary to discharge their Brewing Company.
responsibilities, rather than on prescriptive,
box-ticking requirements about committee Tom takes over from Leo Kiely, who has
composition or length of service. successfully guided the integration and start-up
of MillerCoors. We extend our thanks to Leo for
The board has continued to evaluate the balance his enormous contribution and wish him well in
of skills, knowledge and experience among its his retirement.
members and is committed to progressive
renewal through orderly succession. Through Barry Smith, President SABMiller Latin America,
the nomination committee, we have appropriate retired in December 2010. Barry made an
succession plans for our non-executive directors, exceptional contribution to the group and left
executive directors and senior management with with our very best wishes.
due regard to the need for diversity. At SABMiller
Financial statements
we have one of the most internationally diverse Further details of the directors’ approach to
boards in the FTSE 100 index and five of the last corporate governance can be found in the
seven independent non-executive directors corporate governance report which appears
appointed by the board have been women. on pages 57 to 64.
Given that two of these directors, Maria Ramos Outlook
and Liz Doherty, were subsequently appointed to While consumer demand is likely to continue
senior roles in other companies and had to resign growing in most developing markets, there are
from the board of SABMiller plc, we were delighted uncertainties in the outlook for inflation and the
to announce the appointment of two new non- pace of recovery in Europe and North America.
executive directors, Lesley Knox and Helen Weir, in Pricing will be considered selectively, country by
May 2011. Both bring a wealth of strategic, financial country, taking account of an expected moderate
and international experience and we are extremely increase in our raw material input costs, the
Shareholder information
fortunate to have secured their services. competitive context and our intention to achieve
growth through affordability in some markets.
One third of the company’s independent non- In line with our established strategic priorities,
executive directors are women and the company is we plan to drive growth by further strengthening
well placed as to the future balance of the board. and extending our brand portfolios and channel
Both of our new directors will be members of the management capabilities while maintaining our
audit committee and Lesley Knox will also be a focus on cost control and productivity.
member of the remuneration committee.
Meyer Kahn
Chairman
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12. 10 SABMiller plc Annual Report 2011
Global beer market trends
Growth driven by emerging markets
The global beer market1 Within the emerging markets, China recorded Alcohol category growth %
In the past decade, the global beer market has volume growth of 6% and, despite inflationary Beer share of alcohol trends in
gone through a process of rapid change. In many pressures, an increase in volumes of premium lager. major emerging markets
emerging and developing markets, economic Africa saw healthy growth of 8% with increased 100 Wines
and societal developments and transformative volume in both the premium and more affordable
Spirits
improvements in the quality and appeal of beer price segments, driven by Angola, Nigeria, 80
brands have resulted in strong organic growth in Tanzania, Ghana, Uganda and the DR Congo.
the beer category. Developed markets have also Latin American beer volumes grew by 3% in 2010, 60
undergone change as brewers have responded to with reductions due to a material tax increase
constrained or declining beer consumption trends. in Colombia, more than offset by rapid growth 40
Beer
in countries such as Peru. In Eastern Europe,
20
Industry consolidation has continued apace, and beer volumes declined by almost 5% in the face
today the four largest brewers – Anheuser-Busch of continuing unemployment and depressed
InBev, SABMiller, Heineken and Carlsberg – produce consumer confidence affecting beer sales in 00 02 04 06 08 10
almost half of all industry volume and generate up to bars and restaurants.
70% of industry profits2. Beer industry consolidation Source: Canadean
has continued during the last 12 months, with smaller Beer consumption in developed markets continues
transactions in Asia, Africa and Latin America. to suffer from high unemployment, high fuel prices
and constrained consumer spending. In the USA,
Global beer sales by volume in 2010 where unemployment is particularly severe among
1 1 AB-InBev 18% key beer drinkers, beer volumes have fallen slightly
2 SABMiller 14% although accompanied by consumer uptrading
3 Heineken 9%
4 Carlsberg 5% between industry price segments. Beer volumes
5 Other 54% continue to decrease in Western Europe as
2
consumers switch to other beverages and
reduce on-premise consumption.
Outlook
3
In the 2011 calendar year, global beer market volume
4 growth is forecast to be 2.5%, led by continuing
5
strong performances in Asia, Africa and Latin
America. China and Africa are expected to grow
Source: Canadean by almost 5% and Latin America by almost 3%.
Alcohol trends Looking ahead to 2015, it is likely that growth will
Beer consumption continues to rise in Africa, Latin continue to be led by emerging markets. The 25
America and Asia, driven by growth in population fastest-growing markets are forecast to deliver
and incomes and improvements in beer quality and over 5% CAGR in beer volumes. China is expected
appearance. In this context, many consumers are to account for almost 40% of this growth with
shifting from informal and unregulated forms of Vietnam, Brazil, Ukraine, Nigeria, India and Peru
alcohol to aspirational, attractively-branded and contributing significantly.
safer commercial beers. The beer category
is therefore growing at the expense of Beer growth trends by volume %
subsistence alcohol. Forecast five-year compound annual growth rate
(CAGR) by region – 2011-15
Commercially produced beer has also been 5
claiming a greater share of the regulated
commercial alcohol market in emerging countries. 4
On a pure alcohol basis, its share rose from 34%
in 2000 to 40% in 2010. 3
Beer category trends 2
Despite economic pressures, total global beer
1
consumption recovered slightly in 2010, growing
at over 2% after a downturn in 2009, caused by
0
the global economic recession.
Global
Africa
Asia
Eastern Europe
Latin America
North America
Western Europe
Over the past five years, the global beer category
has maintained an average compound annual
growth rate (CAGR) of 3.3%. In 2010, emerging
markets grew at an average CAGR of 5.7% – the
Source: Canadean
main growth coming from China, Africa and South
America – while developed markets declined 1 All
data sourced from Canadean
by 1.7%. unless otherwise stated
2 JPMorganCazenove report
European Beverages, 21 July 2010
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13. SABMiller plc Annual Report 2011 11
SABMiller’s market positions Pilsen Callao
A balanced, growth -orientated
One of the clear, brilliant beers
classified as pilsener, Pilsen Callao
dates from 1863 and was the first beer
footprint
to be brewed in Peru. This high-quality
lager is characterised by its authentic,
traditional flavour and perfect level of
bitterness.
Origin: Peru
First brewed: 1863
www.pilsencallao.com.pe
Our focus on building local businesses and local The right portfolio mix
Overview
brand portfolios makes us, we believe, the most While the move towards premiumisation continues,
local of the global brewers. It also positions us well driven in part by urbanisation and the rise of the
for future growth, evidenced by the leading market middle class in developing markets, beer remains
positions and strong local brand portfolios that a local beverage in terms of both production and
SABMiller has been able to establish in over consumer brand preference. Premium brands
75 countries on six continents. which cross a national border account for just
6% of the world’s beer consumption (less than
The right geographic spread 4% in emerging markets) and this proportion
SABMiller is well represented in all 10 of the world’s continues to fall.
fastest growing countries, as identified by The
Economist in January 2011 – directly in the case of These trends have contributed to the rapid growth
India, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Tanzania, Vietnam, of locally brewed premium brands which now
Ghana, Zambia and Nigeria, and through our account for almost 60% of all premium beer sold.
Business review
partnership with CRE in China and strategic alliance These brands offer the packaging, positioning and
with Castel in the DR Congo. We are also strong in variety of premium beers but are sold at a price
the emerging and developing markets of Latin accessible to many more consumers than
America and Central and Eastern Europe. international, imported products. The resulting scale
and higher profit margins make this an attractive
World’s 10 fastest growing economies*
Annual average GDP growth %
industry segment – one in which SABMiller has
developed particular strengths.
China 9.5
India 8.2
SABMiller lager volumes by region – 2011
Ethiopia 8.1
Mozambique 7.7 1 1 Asia 24%
6
Tanzania 7.2 2 Europe 20%
Vietnam 7.2 3 North America 19%
DR Congo 7.0 4 Latin America 18%
5 5 South Africa 12%
Ghana 7.0 6 Africa 7%
Governance
Zambia 6.9
Nigeria 6.8 2
*Excluding countries with less than 10m population and
Iraq and Afganistan. IMF Forecast.
Source: The Economist, 8 January 2011 4
Between 2011 and 2015, real personal disposable 3
incomes are forecast to rise at 4% a year in Colombia
and Peru, 4.5% in Romania, 4.7% in South Africa and
Source: SABMiller
8.4% in Angola and China – all countries in which we
are invested. And where disposable incomes rise,
per-capita consumption (PCC) of beer typically follows.
SABMiller's global spread1
Financial statements
The map shows forecast GDP2 growth in our regions and per-capita consumption3 figures for 2010.
Europe
PCC litres 60.5
GDP growth 3.8%
North America
PCC litres 74.9
GDP growth 2.5%
Asia
PCC litres 16.8
Shareholder information
GDP growth 5.2%
Latin America
PCC litres 50.9 Africa 1 Includes associates and joint
GDP growth 4.8% ventures
PCC litres 8.5
GDP growth 4.8% 2 GDP forecast: Forecast GDP growth
South Africa 2010-15 (CAGR%) (Asia is 2010-14)
PCC litres 56.0 3 PCC litres: per-capita consumption
GDP growth 3.8% in litres in 2010
Key operations
Source: GDP: IU (Europe is Central and Eastern Europe, Latin America is Andean Region)
E Source: Canadean
14. 12 SABMiller plc Annual Report 2011
Castle Lite
Castle Lite, now South Africa’s largest premium
beer, accelerated its growth during the year after
a comprehensive programme to communicate
its ‘extra cold’ credentials and the placing
of specialised refrigeration equipment in
selected outlets.
www.castlelite.co.za
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15. SABMiller plc Annual Report 2011 13
Chief Executive’s review Pilsner Urquell
Continued focus on strategic
The world’s first golden beer from the
Czech city of Plzen, Pilsner Urquell
ˇ
(the name means ‘Pilsner from the
priorities drives performance
original source’) has a distinctive,
full-bodied taste that delights
discerning beer drinkers around
the world.
Origin: Czech Republic
First brewed: 1842
www.pilsner-urquell.com
Overview
Business review
Graham Mackay
Chief Executive
In my report last year, I predicted that the coming year would be
a testing one with consumers in developed markets, in particular,
still feeling the effects of global recession.
True to expectations, the past 12 months have While we will continue to consider further acquisitions
Governance
produced a mixed trading environment in which where they add value, we are now focusing more on
improvements in most of our emerging markets have our second priority.
been offset by constraints on consumer demand in
North America and Europe. Developing strong, relevant brand portfolios
that win in the local market
Against this challenging background, we The growing emphasis on our organic growth
nevertheless delivered very strong EBITA growth of reflects the changes in our industry as global
15% (12% on an organic, constant currency basis) consolidation slows and growth by acquisition
with the reported EBITA margin rising to 17.8%. becomes more limited.
Adjusted earnings per share grew 19% and our
free cash flow rose 23% to US$2,488 million. These developments play to our strengths. Rather
than depending on a few high-profile, global brands,
Our strategy we seek to win by tailoring our product portfolios
Financial statements
Our performance has been due in no small part to our to the needs and preferences of local consumers
continued focus on the group’s four strategic priorities. and providing a superior mix of brands, market by
These are detailed on pages 18 and 19 along with the market. This business model, we believe, is the best
key indicators by which we measure our performance route to long-term growth. It also reflects the nature
and a record of our progress in each case. of the brewing business in that beer remains an
inherently local product. Our determination to build
While all four priorities remain relevant, the emphasis brands that resonate locally is a key part of our
we attach to each one is changing. business model.
Creating a balanced and attractive global All this requires a rigorous focus on customers and
spread of businesses consumers and a set of commercial capabilities that
In recent years we have made considerable progress distinguish us from our competitors. This year we’ve
against this first priority. Our global portfolio now made good progress against our second strategic
covers over 75 countries on six continents and 94% priority in several important areas.
Shareholder information
of our lager volume comes from countries in which
we have the number one or number two market One way we have done so is by attracting
share position. Our portfolio also gives us high new consumers to our brands, notably by
exposure to growth markets, with almost 80% developing and expanding the beer category
of our group EBITA coming from developing or so as to encourage consumers to switch to beer
emerging economies. from other forms of alcohol on more occasions.
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