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Saku Õlletehas FINANCIAL RESULTS 29.11.2004
SAKU BREWERY FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR 9 MONTHS 2004
BALANCE SHEET
(In thousands) EEK €
30.9.04 30.9.03 31.12.03 30.9.04 30.9.03 31.12.03
ASSETS
Cash and bank 21,018 21,036 22,023 1,343 1,344 1,408
Trade receivables (Note 2) 36,506 32,642 35,308 2,333 2,086 2,256
Other receivables and 7,813 13,026 3,882 499 833 248
prepayments (Note 3)
Inventories (Note 4) 130,168 133,218 113,652 8,319 8,514 7,264
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 195,505 199,922 174,865 12,494 12,777 11,176
Non-current assets
Long-term financial assets 13,160 15,999 14,060 841 1,023 899
(Note 9)
Long-term receivables 18 54 45 1 4 3
(Note 5)
Property, plant and 246,611 234,861 245,843 15,762 15,010 15,712
equipment (Note 6)
Intangible assets (Note 7) 342 863 719 22 55 46
TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS 260,131 251,777 260,667 16,626 16,092 16,660
TOTAL ASSETS 455,636 451,699 435,532 29,120 28,869 27,836
LIABILITIES AND EQUITY
Current liabilities
Debt obligations (Note 8) 420 1,057 907 27 68 58
Trade payables 11,602 19,046 12,226 742 1,217 782
Payables to group 9,272 918 4,600 593 59 294
companies (Note 14)
Deposit liability (Notes 31,719 34,656 29,209 2,026 2,215 1,867
4, 6)
Tax liabilities (Note 10) 21,036 14,874 15,809 1,344 951 1,010
Payables to employees 2,999 3,761 4,288 192 240 274
Other accrued expenses 7,672 9,975 1,599 491 638 102
Provisions (Note 11) 336 2,190 373 21 140 24
TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 85,056 86,477 69,011 5,436 5,528 4,411
Non-current liabilities
Non-convertible debt (Note 631 419 40 27
8)
TOTAL NON-CURRENT 631 419 40 27
LIABILITIES
Equity (Note 12)
Share capital 80,000 80,000 80,000 5,113 5,113 5,113
Capital reserve 8,000 8,000 8,000 511 511 511
Other reserves 44,070 44,070 44,070 2,817 2,817 2,817
Accumulated profits 194,032 179,262 179,262 12,400 11,456 11,457
Net profit for the period 44,478 53,259 54,770 2,843 3,404 3,500
TOTAL EQUITY 370,580 364,591 366,102 23,684 23,301 23,398
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND 455,636 451,699 435,532 29,120 28,869 27,836
EQUITY
INCOME STATEMENT
(In thousands) EEK €
January-January- January-January-
Septemb Septemb Septemb Septemb
er er er er
2004 2003 2003 2004 2003 2003
Revenue
Sales revenue (Note 13) 416,027 370,023 463,362 26,589 23,648 29,614
Other revenue (Note 15) 554 396 736 35 25 47
Total revenue 416,581 370,419 464,098 26,624 23,673 29,661
Expenses (Note 16)
Changes in work in
progress and finished
goods inventories -7,581 -6,748 453 -484 -432 29
Materials, consumables 188,962 147,609 185,104 12,077 9,434 11,830
and supplies used
Other operating expenses 96,596 91,268 112,158 6,173 5,833 7,168
Personnel expenses 44,237 38,105 52,091 2,827 2,435 3,329
Depreciation and 32,749 34,330 46,216 2,093 2,194 2,954
amortization expense
Other expenses 2,953 3,857 4,688 189 246 300
Total expenses 357,916 308,421 400,710 22,875 19,710 25,610
PROFIT FROM OPERATIONS 58,665 61,998 63,388 3,749 3,963 4,051
Financial income and -133 -1,057 -936 -8 -68 -60
expenses (Note 17)
PROFIT FOR THE PERIOD 58,532 60,941 62,452 3,741 3,895 3,991
BEFORE TAX
Income tax expense 14,054 7,682 7,682 898 491 491
NET PROFIT FOR THE PERIOD 44,478 53,259 54,770 2,843 3,404 3,500
Basic earnings per share 5.56 6.66 6.85 0.36 0.43 0.44
(Note 18)
Diluted earnings per 5.56 6.66 6.85 0.36 0.43 0.44
share (Note 18)
Review of operations and performance
Saku Brewery’s beverage sales for the first nine months
amounted to 52.7m litres, 7.8m litres or 17% up on the
same period in 2003. Revenues totalled EEK 416.6m
(€26.6m), an EEK 46.2m (€3.0m) or 12.5% improvement on
the preceding year. Results improved largely thanks to an
increase in the sales of beer and other alcoholic
beverages, and a rise in the sales of soft drinks. On the
other hand, sales growth was adversely affected by
extremely bad weather in the summer, the high season in
beverage sales. Moreover, purchases by tourists have
declined on account of stiff competition in the Finnish
retail market, which has led Finnish distributors to a
price war and has caused Finnish beer prices to plummet.
According to the Estonian Breweries Association, in the
first nine months the Estonian beer market grew by
approximately 12%. At the end of the period, the market
share of Saku Brewery Ltd was 41.8% (a year ago: 42.7%).
Our share has declined slightly due to the onslaught of
cheaper and stronger beers whose prices have decreased
considerably due to the launch of the plastic bottle and
which have therefore managed to increase their market
share substantially.
Notwithstanding the growth in the relative importance of
cheap and strong beers in the market in general, Saku
Brewery succeeded in increasing its share in the premium
beers segment. The rise was related, above all, to
Cralsberg brand. Over the period it climbed 5% in the
premium beers market, largely on account of cans filled
at Saku Brewery. From 1 May Saku Originaal is distributed
by the Finnish Sinebrychoff brewery. Compared to the same
period last year, this has increased our Finnish exports
four-fold.
Saku Brewery has expanded on other beverages markets
during last years very rapidly. The cider and gin long
drink markets continued growing at a solid pace, with 37%
and 13% up on the same period in 2003 respectively. Our
share in the cider market grew from 25% in the previous
year to 34% and our share in the gin long drink market
increased from 13% to 23%.
Expenses for the first nine months totalled EEK 357.9m
(€22.9m), EEK 49.5m (€3.2m) or 16.0% up on the same
period in 2003. The largest growth occurred in the cost
of materials, consumables and supplies, triggered largely
by an increase in sales and production volumes. The
volume of beverages sold in one-way packaging (cans and
PET) has almost doubled over the year, which has
increased related materials costs considerably. The
growth in output has also increased transport and
personnel expenses. Alcohol excise duties was amounted
over EEK 132m in the period.
Operating profit for the first nine months amounted to
EEK 58.7m (€3.7m), EEK 3.3m (€333,000) down on a year
ago. Profit has decreased due to stiff price competition,
a rise in cheaper market segments and extraordinarily bad
weather during the summer season. Net profit for the
period amounted to EEK 44.5m (€2.8m) against the
EEK 53.2m (€3.4m) earned a year ago. Net profit
formation was also affected by income tax expense on
dividends, which was roughly twice as large as last year
because the final balance of corporate income tax that
had been paid before the income tax reform was used up on
on the distribution of dividends in 2003.
FINANCIAL RATIOS January- January-
September September
2004 2003
Operating margin (operating profit / 14.1% 16.7%
total revenue)
Net margin (net profit / total 10.7% 14.4%
revenue)
Return on assets (net profit / 10.0% 12.1%
average total assets)
Return on equity (net profit / 12.1% 14.9%
average equity)
Non-current asset turnover ratio 1.6 1.4
(total revenue / average non-current
assets)
Total assets turnover ratio (total 0.9 0.8
revenue / average total assets)
Additional information:
Kristina Seimann
Communication Manager
+372 6 508 303