- Revenue and operating income decreased year-over-year for the first half of FY2009 due to the impact of the worldwide economic slowdown and appreciation of the Japanese yen.
- In the Imaging Solutions segment, sales of digital cameras declined due to a drop in unit prices. The Information Solutions segment saw flat overall sales despite growth in some products.
- The Document Solutions segment's operating income grew significantly due to improvements in cost of sales and reductions in selling, general and administrative expenses, even as revenue declined slightly due to exchange rate impacts.
Highlights of the first quarter of 2013. Net sales amounted to SEK 25,328m (25,875) and reported income for the period was SEK 361m (499), or SEK 1.26 (1.76) per share. Organic growth was 3.8%, while currencies had a negative impact of –5.9%. Continued strong sales growth in North America, Asia/Pacific and Latin America. Market conditions in Europe weakened and sales for Major Appliances, Small Appliances and Professional Products were negatively impacted. North America more than tripled its earnings year-over-year as a result of strong volume growth and improvements in price and mix. Lower volumes and a weak price/mix trend in Europe negatively impacted results. Negative impact from currencies by SEK –318m impacted earnings for Latin America, Europe and Small Appliances. Seasonal build-up of inventories and working capital needs driven by strong growth impacted cash-flow in the quarter.
Highlights of the first quarter of 2013. Net sales amounted to SEK 25,328m (25,875) and reported income for the period was SEK 361m (499), or SEK 1.26 (1.76) per share. Organic growth was 3.8%, while currencies had a negative impact of –5.9%. Continued strong sales growth in North America, Asia/Pacific and Latin America. Market conditions in Europe weakened and sales for Major Appliances, Small Appliances and Professional Products were negatively impacted. North America more than tripled its earnings year-over-year as a result of strong volume growth and improvements in price and mix. Lower volumes and a weak price/mix trend in Europe negatively impacted results. Negative impact from currencies by SEK –318m impacted earnings for Latin America, Europe and Small Appliances. Seasonal build-up of inventories and working capital needs driven by strong growth impacted cash-flow in the quarter.
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Highlights of the fourth quarter of 2015
Net sales increased to SEK 31,794m (31,400).
Sales increased by 1.3%, of which 0.2% was organic sales growth, 0.1% acquisitions and 1.0% currency translation.
Highlights of the second quarter of 2018
Net sales amounted to SEK 31,354m (30,948). Sales growth was 0.7% with organic sales growth across most business areas.
Operating income amounted to SEK 827m (1,919), corresponding to a margin of 2.6% (6.2).
Operating income include costs of SEK 818m, whereof SEK 564m relates to an investigation by the French Competition Authority and SEK 254m to an unfavourable court ruling in France, both impacting Major Appliances EMEA. Excluding these non-recurring items, operating income amounted to SEK 1,645m, corresponding to a margin of 5.2% (6.2).
Higher prices, mix improvements and cost savings contributed positively, however operating income was impacted by higher costs for raw materials and currency headwinds.
Operating cash flow after investments amounted to SEK 1,805m (3,470).
Income for the period decreased to SEK 517m (1,291), and earnings per share was SEK 1.80 (4.49).
Highlights of the second quarter of 2015. Net sales increased to SEK 31,355m (26,330). Sales increased by 19.1%, of which 7.0% was organic sales growth, 0.1% acquisitions and 12.0% currency translation. Organic sales growth across all business areas.
Highlights of the fourth quarter of 2016
Net sales amounted to SEK 32,144m (31,794).
Sales increased by 1%. Organic sales declined by 3%, while currency translation had a positive impact of 4% on net sales.
Operating income improved to SEK 1,616m (-202), corresponding to a margin of 5.0% (-0.6).
Stable development across business areas.
Good performance for Major Appliances EMEA despite severe currency headwinds.
Significantly weaker market demand and cost measures impacted sales and earnings in Major Appliances Latin America.
Strong operating cash flow after investments of SEK 2.6bn (1.4) in the fourth quarter.
Income for the period improved to SEK 1,272m (-393), and earnings per share was SEK 4.43 (-1.38).
The Board proposes a dividend for 2016 of SEK 7.50 (6.50) per share, to be paid in two installments.
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The U.S. economy is continuing its impressive recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and not slowing down despite re-occurring bumps. The U.S. savings rate reached its highest ever recorded level at 34% in April 2020 and Americans seem ready to spend. The sectors that had been hurt the most by the pandemic specifically reduced consumer spending, like retail, leisure, hospitality, and travel, are now experiencing massive growth in revenue and job openings.
Could this growth lead to a “Roaring Twenties”? As quickly as the U.S. economy contracted, experiencing a 9.1% drop in economic output relative to the business cycle in Q2 2020, the largest in recorded history, it has rebounded beyond expectations. This surprising growth seems to be fueled by the U.S. government’s aggressive fiscal and monetary policies, and an increase in consumer spending as mobility restrictions are lifted. Unemployment rates between June 2020 and June 2021 decreased by 5.2%, while the demand for labor is increasing, coupled with increasing wages to incentivize Americans to rejoin the labor force. Schools and businesses are expected to fully reopen soon. In parallel, vaccination rates across the country and the world continue to rise, with full vaccination rates of 50% and 14.8% respectively.
However, it is not completely smooth sailing from here. According to M Capital Group, the main risks that threaten the continued growth of the U.S. economy are inflation, unsettled trade relations, and another wave of Covid-19 mutations that could shut down the world again. Have we learned from the past year of COVID-19 and adapted our economy accordingly?
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While the economic indicators are positive, the risks are coming closer to manifesting and threatening such growth. The new variants spreading throughout the world, Delta, Lambda, and Gamma, are vaccine-resistant and muddy the predictions made about the economy and health of the country. These variants bring back the feeling of uncertainty that has wreaked havoc not only on the stock market but the mindset of people around the world. MCG provides unique insight on how to mitigate these risks to possibly ensure a bright economic future.
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Fuji 2nd Quarter 2008 Earnings
1. Earnings of 1H FY 2009/3
(From April 1, to September 30, 2008))
FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS
This document contains projections of performance and other projections, which are made based on judgments
regarding currently available information and which encompass potential risks and uncertainties. Accordingly, please
be aware that diverse factors may cause actual results to differ materially from projected results.
FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS
This document contains projections of performance and other projections, which are made based on judgments
regarding currently available information and which encompass potential risks and uncertainties. Accordingly, please
be aware that diverse factors may cause actual results to differ materially from projected results.
October 30, 2008
11
-¥36.51¥89.97¥126.48Earnings per Share
-25.2-27.481.26.1%108.67.7%Operating Income*
-4.9-69.61,338.4100.0%1,408.0100.0%Revenue
%
Change
45.3
81.7
¥106
¥163
3.4%
6.1%
1H FY2009/3
(Apr. - Sep. 2008)
-29.8
-28.8
-¥13
+¥1
-19.3
-33.0
Amount
64.6
114.7
4.6%Net Income
¥119
¥162
Exchange Rates
US$
Euro€
8.2%
Income Before Income
Taxes
1H FY2008/3
(Apr. - Sep. 2007)
Billions of yen
Revenue and operating income decreased due to the impact of worldwide
economic deceleration and progressive appreciation of the yen.
<Reference> Factors affecting YoY changes of 1H operating income
Exchange rates movements: -10.9 Higher raw materials prices: -11.5 Change in depreciation method :-3.0 Sales expansion and other: -2.0
(billions of yen)
Performance Summary for 1H FY2009/3
* Including structural reform expenses: 1H FY2008/3 4.3 1 H FY2009/3 4.1
2. 22
291.7
231.1
-5.9
10.0
Imaging Solutions
In addition to the shrinking of the color film market,
sales of digital cameras declined due to drop in unit
prices.
Impact of yen appreciation: -¥13.5 billion
¥231.1 billion (YoY: -20.8%)
Operating income decreased owing to the impact of
decline in the unit prices of digital cameras and other
factors.
Stubbornly high silver prices and impact of yen
appreciation pressuring profitability
RevenueRevenue
Operating IncomeOperating Income
Operating Segments
Billions of yen
*Note: After elimination of intersegment transaction
1H FY’08/3
(Apr.-Sept., ‘07)
Revenue* /Operating IncomeRevenue* /Operating Income
[ ]: Operating Margin
( ): YoY Comparison
-¥5.9 billion (fell into the red)
[3.4%]
[-2.6%]
(-20.8%)
1H FY’09/3
(Apr.-Sept.,’08)
Revenue
Operating Income
33
Revenue continued to decrease owing to market shrinkage.
On a world wide basis, the sales volume of digital cameras during
the 1st half amounted to 4.3 million units
Stable sales volume in Japan centered on FinePixF100fd and other
products featuring high image quality; sales volume growth centered
on reasonably priced, stylish products despite decelerating growth in
overall North American demand
Decline in revenue reflecting the impact of a drop in unit prices
Amid intensifying competition, Fujifilm worked to increase its market
share by promoting such high-value-added print services as those
for creating photo books.
Steady growth in sales of inkjet-type dry minilab products in North
America
Color Films and OthersColor Films and Others
Electronic ImagingElectronic Imaging
Color Paper and ChemicalsColor Paper and Chemicals
Photofinishing EquipmentPhotofinishing Equipment
291.7
Sub-segment RevenueSub-segment Revenue
Color Films
and Others
Electronic
Imaging
Color Paper
and Chemicals
Photofinishing
Equipment
Labs and
FDi services
Operating Segments
Billions of yen
231.1
44.8
85.9
69.2
20.0
48.5
29.5
17.9
38.0
67.1
¥29.5 billion (YoY: -34%)
15%
29%
24%
7%
17%
13%
29%
8%
24%
17%
¥67.1 billion (YoY: -22%)
¥56.4 billion (YoY: -19%)
¥17.9 billion (YoY: -10%)
%: Proportion of sub-segment revenue
56.4
1H FY’08/3
(Apr.-Sept., ‘07)
1H FY’09/3
(Apr.-Sept.,’08)
3. 44
542.6
541.5
47.2
66.0
Information Solutions
Segment sales kept flat overall despite growth in sales
of such products as flat panel display materials and
lens units for camera phones
Impact of yen appreciation: -¥20.5 billion
Billions of yen
Operating Segments
¥541.5 billion (YoY: -0.2%)
*Note:After elimination of intersegment transaction
RevenueRevenue
Operating IncomeOperating Income
Revenue* /Operating IncomeRevenue* /Operating Income
Operating income decreased owing to the impact of
such factors as yen appreciation and the surge in
raw materials prices.
[ ]: Operating Margin
( ): YoY Comparison
[12.1%]
[8.7%]
(-28.5%)
¥47.2 billion (YoY: -28.5% )
(-0.2%)
Revenue
Operating Income
1H FY’08/3
(Apr.-Sept., ‘07)
1H FY’09/3
(Apr.-Sept.,’08)
55
Although the revisions to Japan’s national health care reimbursement
system depressed demand for medical use films, sales of FCRs and picture
archiving and communications systems (PACS) have expanded.
Recorded robust sales overseas of newly launched Hi Resolution
endoscope system products in Europe and North America; launched Justia
electronic endoscope product amid intensified competition in Japan
Medical Systems / Life SciencesMedical Systems / Life Sciences
Graphic ArtsGraphic Arts
Operating Segments
Sub-segment RevenueSub-segment Revenue
Medical Systems
/ Life Sciences
Graphic
Arts
FPD Materials
Recording
Media
Office
& Industry
Billions of yen
541.5
136.3
155.8
103.1
45.7
97.4
133.7
150.3
115.2
38.9
98.6
Despite impact of weakening economic conditions in North America and
Europe, CTP sales volume continued to increase due to robust demand in
Japan and expanding demand in NICs.
Sales of wide-format ink-jet products increased owing to strength of orders
received at the drupa trade fair and other factors.
Despite the impact of temporary production adjustments by panel
manufacturers, growth was sustained in sales of FUJITAC, and such high-
value-added films as WV film.
FPD MaterialsFPD Materials
In the field of optical devices, sales of Fujifilm’s lens units for camera
phones grew.
Rising demand from principal customers supported an increase in sales of
industrial ink-jet printer heads.
The sales volume of high-end enterprise-use data storage media grew
smoothly, although exchange rates movements and other factors
weakened the revenue of this business.
Recording MediaRecording Media
Office & IndustryOffice & Industry
542.6
25%
29%
19%
8%
18%
25%
28%
21%
7%
18%
¥133.7 billion (YoY: -2%)
¥150.3 billion (YoY: -4%)
¥115.2 billion (YoY: +12%)
¥38.9 billion (YoY: -15%)
¥98.6 billion (YoY: +1%)
%: Proportion of sub-segment revenue
1H FY’08/3
(Apr.-Sept., ‘07)
1H FY’09/3
(Apr.-Sept.,’08)
4. 66
573.7
565.8
42.0
34.6
Document Solutions
Exports to Europe and North America grew
considerably, particularly of color models, but the
negative impact of exchange rates movements
caused a decline in revenue.
Impact of yen appreciation: -¥16.2billion
Operating income grew greatly, reflecting the benefits
of improvement of cost of sales and a reduction in
SG&A expenses.
Operating Segments
Billions of yen
[6.0%]
(+21.3%)
[7.4%]
¥565.8 billion (YoY: -1.4% )
*Note:After elimination of intersegment transaction
RevenueRevenue
Operating IncomeOperating Income
Revenue* /Operating IncomeRevenue* /Operating Income
[ ]: Operating Margin
( ): YoY Comparison
¥42.0 billion (YoY: +21.3% )
(-1.4%)
Revenue
Operating Income
1H FY’08/3
(Apr.-Sept., ‘07)
1H FY’09/3
(Apr.-Sept.,’08)
77
In Japan, sales of digital color multifunction devices with LED printer heads
and a reasonably priced color multifunction device launched in March 2008
were both strong, but slight decrease was recorded in domestic sales
volume reflecting decrease in overall Japanese market centered on
monochrome models.
We recorded a large increase in the sales volume of color devices in the
Asia-Pacific region including China, and in exports to Europe and North
America.
Operating Segments
573.7
Sub-segment RevenueSub-segment Revenue
Office
Products
Office
Printers
Production
Services
Global
Services
Billions of yen
565.8
Office ProductsOffice Products
Office PrintersOffice Printers
Production ServicesProduction Services
Global ServicesGlobal Services
315.9
97.3
71.1
36.8
310.8
95.8
71.2
40.7
Slack demand in the Japanese market led to slight decline in domestic
sales of our own brand office printers centered on the DocuPrint C3050
and DocuPrint C2250.
Our color printers recorded large increases in the volume of shipments to
the Asia-Pacific region including China, and of exports to Europe and North
America.
In Japan, the sales volume of color and monochrome publishing systems
increased.
The sales volume of color publishing system export shipments to Europe
and North America surged considerably.
We achieved continued growth in document outsourcing business both in
Japan and overseas.
¥95.8 billion (YoY: -2%)
¥71.2 billion (YoY: Flat)
¥40.7 billion (YoY: +11%)
55%
17%
12%
6%
55%
17%
13%
7%
¥310.8 billion (YoY: -2%)
%: Proportion of sub-segment revenue
1H FY’08/3
(Apr.-Sept., ‘07)
1H FY’09/3
(Apr.-Sept.,’08)
5. 88
-¥19.67¥26.66¥46.33Earnings per Share
-27.6-13.535.35.2%48.86.8%Operating Income*
-4.9-35.0684.7100.0%719.7100.0%Revenue
%
Change
13.4
26.7
¥108
¥162
2.0%
3.9%
2Q FY2009/3
(Jul. - Sep. 2008)
-43.2
-40.2
-¥10
-
-10.2
-18.0
Amount
23.6
44.7
3.3%Net Income
¥118
¥162
Exchange Rates
US$
Euro
6.2%
Income Before Income
Taxes
2Q FY2008/3
(Jul. - Sep. 2007)
Billions of yen
(billions of yen)
Performance Summary for 2Q FY2009/3
Appendix
<Reference> Factors affecting YoY changes of 2Q operating income
Exchange rates movements: -4.8 Higher raw materials prices: -7.7 Sales expansion and other: -1.0
* Including structural reform expenses: 2Q FY2008/3 3.3 2Q FY2009/3 2.4
99
Imaging Solutions
Billions of yen
*Note: After elimination of intersegment transaction
Revenue* /Operating IncomeRevenue* /Operating Income
[ ]: Operating Margin
( ): YoY Comparison
(-19.2%)
[-0.1%]
Color Films
and Others
Electronic
Imaging
Color Paper
and Chemicals
Photofinishing
Equipment
Labs and
FDi services
Billions of yen
147.5
20.3
YoY
-31%
-16%
-11%
-23%
147.5
14%
34.9
24%
10.6 7%
25.5
17%
44.0
30%
Appendix
Revenue
Operating Income
Sub-segment RevenueSub-segment Revenue
119.0
-6.3-0.2
[-5.3%]
119.0
14.1
12%
29.5
25%
9.4 8%
19.7
17%
35.3
30%
-20%
2Q FY’08/3
(Jun.-Sept., ‘07)
2Q FY’09/3
(Jun.-Sept., ’08)
2Q FY’08/3
(Jun.-Sept., ‘07)
2Q FY’09/3
(Jun.-Sept., ’08)
6. 1010
280.4
276.3
20.9
32.3
Information Solutions
Billions of yen
*Note:After elimination of intersegment transaction
Revenue* /Operating IncomeRevenue* /Operating Income
[ ]: Operating Margin
( ): YoY Comparison
[11.5%]
(-1.5%)
Medical Systems
/ Life Sciences
Graphic
Arts
FPD Materials
Recording
Media
Office
& Industry
Billions of yen
280.4
74.1
79.8
YoY
-2%
-4%
+9%
-15%
-1%
Appendix
Revenue
Operating Income
26%
29%
50.9
18%
23.18%
50.3
18%
Sub-segment RevenueSub-segment Revenue
[7.6%]
(-35.2%)
276.3
72.7
76.4
55.3
19.7
49.9
26%
28%
20%
7%
18%
2Q FY’08/3
(Jun.-Sept., ‘07)
2Q FY’09/3
(Jun.-Sept., ’08)
2Q FY’08/3
(Jun.-Sept., ‘07)
2Q FY’09/3
(Jun.-Sept., ’08)
1111
291.8
289.4
21.8
18.1
Document Solutions
Billions of yen
[6.1%]
(-0.8%)
(+20.6%)
[7.5%]
*Note:After elimination of intersegment transaction
Revenue* /Operating IncomeRevenue* /Operating Income
[ ]: Operating Margin
( ): YoY Comparison
Office
Products
Office
Printers
Production
Services
Global
Services
Billions of yen
291.8
160.0
YoY
-2%
-3%
-1%
+10%
Appendix
Revenue
Operating Income
55%
50.8
17%
37.7
13%
20.57%
Sub-segment RevenueSub-segment Revenue
289.4
156.5
54%
49.2
17%
37.2
13%
22.48%
2Q FY’08/3
(Jun.-Sept., ‘07)
2Q FY’09/3
(Jun.-Sept., ’08)
2Q FY’08/3
(Jun.-Sept., ‘07)
2Q FY’09/3
(Jun.-Sept., ’08)
9. 1616
173.9
133.1
151.0
115.7
86.9
113.6
46.2
37.4
-58.2
Cash flow from operating activities
Cash flow from investing activities
Free cash flow
Appendix
Billions of yen
Free Cash Flow
1H FY’07/3 1H FY’08/3 1H FY’09/3
Cash Flow
1H FY'08/3 1H FY'09/3
Net income 64.6 45.3
Depreciation & amortization 109.0 105.6
Change in working capital (20.1) (0.4)
Change in deffered income taxes
and other liabilities
(14.3) (38.7)
Others 11.8 21.3
C/F from operating activities 151.0 133.1
Capital expenditure (78.5) (82.9)
M & A - -
Others (35.1) (4.0)
C/F from investing activities (113.6) (86.9)
Free cash flow 37.4 46.2
1717
Appendix
384.7
330.9
318.8
Mar. '07 Mar. '08 Sep. '08
Billions of yen
Cash and Cash
Equivalents
106.0 113.8
70.4
255.5
256.2268.0
0.20.20.2
Mar. '07 Mar. '08 Sep. '08
374.0 370.0
Long term debt
Short term debt
D/E ratio
Interest Bearing
Debt
325.9
10. 1818
428.8393.6 416.8
Mar. '07 Mar. '08 Sep. '08
1.7 1.8
2.6 2.5
Appendix
563.2
605.6 596.9
Mar. '07 Mar. '08 Sep. '08
299.2333.9 342.8
Mar. '07 Mar. '08 Sep. '08
Inventories Notes and Accounts
Receivable
Notes and Accounts
Payable
Billions of yen
Turnover period, months
1.9
2.5
1919
Appendix
Current State of New Drug Development
Development
code Non-clinical P I P II P III Filed Formulation
T-614 Rheumatoid arthritis Japan Oral
T-3262
10% fine
granules(OZ
EX fine
granules for
children)
Quinolone synthetic antibacterial Japan Oral
T-3811 New-type quinolone synthetic antibacterial Japan Injection*
U.S.A. Oral/Injection
Europe
T-3762 Quinolone synthetic antibacterial Japan Injection**
T-817MA Alzheimer’s disease U.S.A. Oral
T-5224 Rheumatoid arthritis Japan Oral
(R7277) Overseas
T-705 Antiviral Japan Oral
U.S.A.
T-1106 Antiviral Japan Oral
T-2307 Antifungal Japan Injection
*Note: Received an approval in 2007 as a oral quinolone antibacterial agent under the brand name of GENINAX
**Note: Additional dosage of PASIL intravenous drip, which received an approval in 2002
Therapeutic category Region
Development stage
2008.10 Apply for approval of manufacturing and marketing
11. 2020
Exchange Rates
Number of Employees
Yen
Appendix
Impact of exchange rates movement on operating income (full year, ¥1 change)
US$: ¥1.2 billion Euro: ¥1.1 billion
78,32178,321
Mar.2008Mar.2008
78,76578,765
Jun.2008Jun.2008
78,22878,228
Sep.2008Sep.2008
78,00878,008
Dec.2007Dec.2007
77,55577,555
Sep.2007Sep.2007
Distribution of Shareholders
38.5%
37.8%
46.5%
46.6%
1.7%
1.6%
4.3%
4.1%
7.0%
7.9%
Mar.'08
Sept.'08
Financial Institutions
Securities Companies
Other Corporations
Individuals & Others
Foreighn Corporations
Treasury stocks
2.0%
2.0%
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