bold spirit - ArcelorMittal South Africa
bold spirit - ArcelorMittal South Africa
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<strong>ArcelorMittal</strong> <strong>South</strong> <strong>Africa</strong><br />
Annual Report 2010<br />
Finance report continued<br />
Cash flow<br />
Cash flows are detailed below:<br />
2010<br />
Rm<br />
Year ended<br />
31 December<br />
2009<br />
Rm<br />
Cash profit from operations 3 766 1 828<br />
Working capital (1 100) 2 878<br />
Cash generated from operations 2 666 4 706<br />
Interest income 69 199<br />
Finance costs (85) (122)<br />
Investment income and dividend from equity-accounted investments 128 91<br />
Realised foreign exchange movement (58) (529)<br />
Income tax (653) (934)<br />
Dividends (602) (1 627)<br />
Capital expenditure (1 714) (914)<br />
Investment in associate (120) (524)<br />
Repurchase of shares (3 918)<br />
Repayment of borrowings and finance lease obligations (374) (157)<br />
Decrease in cash (743) (3 729)<br />
The cash outflow of R743 million is<br />
largely as a result of the investment<br />
in working capital requirements of<br />
R1 100 million. This was mainly the<br />
result of an increase of R1 544 million<br />
in inventories as prices of input<br />
materials increased, while volumes<br />
remained on 2009 levels.<br />
Capital expenditure nearly doubled<br />
due to the cut-backs during 2009.<br />
The R120 million investment in<br />
associate was mainly for participation<br />
in the rights issue of Coal of <strong>Africa</strong>.<br />
Dividend<br />
An interim dividend of 150 cents<br />
per share was declared and paid<br />
during 2010. Following the headline<br />
loss of R427 million made for the<br />
second half, no final dividend was<br />
declared.<br />
Share performance<br />
Over a five-year period the share<br />
price has increased by an average of<br />
6% per annum compared with the<br />
20% per annum rise of the All Share<br />
Index over the same period.<br />
Up until the end of 2008 our share price<br />
had performed better that the All Share<br />
Index but has underperformed since<br />
dispute with SIOC.