Financial Report for Shareholders - Kyocera
Financial Report for Shareholders - Kyocera
Financial Report for Shareholders - Kyocera
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6<br />
(3) Equipment Group<br />
Net Sales: ¥527,379 million;<br />
decrease by 3.4% from fiscal 2004<br />
Net Sales (Yen in millions)<br />
2002 478,293<br />
2003<br />
2004<br />
2005<br />
529,784<br />
545,811<br />
527,379<br />
Digital Multifunction Products<br />
Optical Modules<br />
Operating Profit: ¥5,883 million;<br />
decrease by 81.2% from fiscal 2004<br />
Operating Profit (Yen in millions)<br />
2002 24,413<br />
2003<br />
2004<br />
2005<br />
40,020<br />
31,257<br />
5,883<br />
. Net sales decreased by 3.4% compared with fiscal 2004 to<br />
¥527,379 million.<br />
. Operating profit decreased by 81.2% compared with fiscal<br />
2004 to ¥5,883 million.<br />
. Sales of in<strong>for</strong>mation equipment increased compared with fiscal<br />
2004 due to expanded sale of mid- and high-speed digital<br />
multifunction products and the sales contribution of new<br />
models such as low- and mid-speed models. Sales of optical<br />
instruments also increased due to contributions of optical<br />
camera modules, which was more than enough to offset a<br />
substantial decline in sales of digital cameras due to the<br />
implementation of structural re<strong>for</strong>ms. In contrast, sales of<br />
telecommunications equipment were <strong>for</strong>ced down due to<br />
intensifying price competition <strong>for</strong> mobile phone handsets and<br />
PHS-related products in Japan and overseas, and to the negative<br />
impact of inventory adjustments <strong>for</strong> PHS-related products in<br />
China. As a result, overall sales in this segment decreased<br />
compared with fiscal 2004.<br />
. Profit from in<strong>for</strong>mation equipment grew strongly due to<br />
increased sales of high-value-added products, while profit from<br />
telecommunications equipment decreased due to lower sales.<br />
Profit from optical instruments business substantially decreased<br />
due to price erosion in digital cameras and to the recording of<br />
costs of structural re<strong>for</strong>ms. As a result, operating profit in this<br />
segment decreased considerably.