2006 Annual Report - Fiat SpA
2006 Annual Report - Fiat SpA
2006 Annual Report - Fiat SpA
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(in millions of euros) <strong>2006</strong> 2005 % change<br />
<strong>Fiat</strong> Powertrain Technologies 6,145 4,520 n.s.<br />
Components (Magneti Marelli) 4,455 4,033 10.5<br />
Metallurgical Products (Teksid) 979 1,036 -5.5<br />
Production Systems (Comau) 1,280 1,573 -18.6<br />
Eliminations (493) (435) n.s.<br />
Total 12,366 10,727 n.s.<br />
■ <strong>Fiat</strong> Powertrain Technologies (FPT) revenues increased<br />
from 4,520 million euros in 2005 (referring to the powertrain<br />
operations previously consolidated in the Iveco Sector and,<br />
starting from May 2005, to the powertrain operations that were<br />
transferred to FPT following the termination of the Master<br />
Agreement with General Motors) to 6,145 million euros in <strong>2006</strong><br />
(an increase of 11% on a comparable basis). Part of FPT’s<br />
output was sold to other Group Sectors, while sales to third<br />
parties and joint ventures represented 26% of revenues in <strong>2006</strong>.<br />
In <strong>2006</strong> revenues of the Passenger & Commercial Vehicles<br />
product line totalled 3,447 million euros compared with 1,966<br />
million euros recorded in the May-December 2005 period. The<br />
product line sold 2,328,000 engines, approximately 22% of<br />
which were diesel engines sold to General Motors and Suzuki,<br />
and 1,695,000 transmissions, mainly to <strong>Fiat</strong> Auto.<br />
The Industrial & Marine product line had revenues of 2,678<br />
million euros in <strong>2006</strong> (+4.9% from 2005). 444,000 engines were<br />
sold (up 1.9%) mainly to Iveco (44%), CNH (19%) and for 24%<br />
to Sevel, the joint venture between <strong>Fiat</strong> Auto and the PSA<br />
Group. The product line also sold 113,000 transmissions<br />
(-1.4%) and 262,000 axles (+9.3%).<br />
■ Magneti Marelli recorded revenues of 4,455 million euros<br />
in <strong>2006</strong>, an increase of 10.5% from 2005. Excluding the impact<br />
of the sale of the Suspension Systems manufacturing and<br />
assembly activities to <strong>Fiat</strong> Auto in the first half of <strong>2006</strong>, the<br />
increase in revenues was 14.2%. This positive performance<br />
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is attributable to higher sales of <strong>Fiat</strong>, Alfa Romeo and Lancia<br />
models and an increase of new applications on car models<br />
of the Group and third parties (online applications, hi-tech<br />
products of the Lighting business area and Selespeed<br />
gearboxes).<br />
■ Teksid had revenues of 979 million euros, down 5.5% from<br />
2005 due to the sale of a French company (SBFM) operating<br />
in the Cast Iron business. On a comparable basis, revenues<br />
increased by 3.5% reflecting higher volumes at the Cast Iron<br />
Business Unit (+1.5% on a comparable basis) and positive<br />
exchange rate effects, which offset lower volumes at the<br />
Magnesium Business Unit (-6.2%) attributable to a slowdown<br />
in its reference markets, in particular that of SUVs in North<br />
America.<br />
■ Comau had revenues of 1,280 million euros. The 18.6%<br />
reduction from 2005 is mainly attributable to the European<br />
Body-welding operations which were negatively impacted<br />
by difficult trading conditions. Revenues also decreased, but to<br />
a lesser extent, at the European powertrain business lines and<br />
at Comau Pico in North America. Conversely, Service activities<br />
reported a revenue increase, especially in the Mercosur area.<br />
Other Businesses<br />
Other Businesses recorded an overall decrease of 2.3%<br />
from 2005 due to a reduction in the scope of consolidation<br />
of Business Solutions.<br />
(in millions of euros) <strong>2006</strong> 2005 % change<br />
Services (Business Solutions) 668 752 -11.2<br />
Publishing and Communications (Itedi) 401 397 1.0<br />
Holding companies and Other companies 512 469 9.2<br />
Total 1,581 1,618 -2.3<br />
■ Business Solutions recorded revenues of 668 million euros<br />
in <strong>2006</strong>, down 11.2% from 2005. The decrease was due to<br />
a change in the scope of consolidation, in particular the sale of<br />
Atlanet (telecommunication services). On a comparable basis,<br />
revenues would have increased by approximately 11% due to a<br />
higher level of services provided to Group companies. Services<br />
provided to <strong>Fiat</strong> Group companies represented approximately<br />
68% of the Sector’s revenues.<br />
■ In <strong>2006</strong> Itedi had revenues of 401 million euros, up 1% from<br />
2005. The slight increase is mainly attributable to higher<br />
advertising revenues at Publikompass.<br />
Trading profit by Business Area<br />
Trading profit<br />
Trading profit totalled 1,951 million euros in <strong>2006</strong>, nearly<br />
double the 1,000 million euros recorded in 2005, reaching 3.8%<br />
of revenues (2.1% in 2005). The most significant improvements<br />
were recorded at the Automobiles Business Area (+650 million<br />
euros, of which +572 million euros from <strong>Fiat</strong> Auto) and at Iveco<br />
(+214 million euros). Only the Components and Production<br />
Systems Business Area recorded a decrease, attributable to<br />
Comau’s negative performance.<br />
(in millions of euros) <strong>2006</strong> 2005 Change<br />
Automobiles (<strong>Fiat</strong> Auto, Maserati, Ferrari) 441 (209) 650<br />
Agricultural and Construction Equipment (CNH-Case New Holland) 737 698 39<br />
Trucks and Commercial Vehicles (Iveco) 546 332 214<br />
Components and Production Systems (FPT, Magneti Marelli, Teksid, Comau) 348 358 -10<br />
Other Businesses (Services, Publishing and Communications,<br />
Holding companies and Other companies) and Eliminations (121) (179) 58<br />
Total for the Group 1,951 1,000 951<br />
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