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<strong>METRO</strong> GROUP : ANNUAL REPORT 2010 : BUSINESS<br />

→ GROUP MANAGEMENT REPORT : 3. EARNINGS POSITION<br />

Sales of Media Markt and Saturn 2010<br />

by region<br />

11.6%<br />

Eastern Europe<br />

44.7%<br />

western Europe<br />

(excl. Germany)<br />

0.0%<br />

Asia<br />

43.7%<br />

Germany<br />

In 2010, sales in Germany remained unchanged from a year<br />

earlier. The previous year’s figure reflected the highly successful<br />

campaign on the occasion of Media Markt’s 30th<br />

anniversary. In time for the Christmas business, Media<br />

Markt and Saturn included the first products of the new own<br />

brands “ok.” and “KOENIC” in its assortment. The customer<br />

response was exceedingly positive.<br />

The international share of sales at Media Markt and Saturn<br />

rose from 53.7 percent to 56.3 percent.<br />

despite the challenging economic and market environment,<br />

sales in western Europe markedly exceeded the previous<br />

year’s level in 2010, rising by 8.7 percent to €9.3 billion (in<br />

local currencies: +7.4 percent). Like-for-like sales increased<br />

by 0.6 percent.<br />

In Eastern Europe, in turn, Media Markt and Saturn posted<br />

sales growth of 18.3 percent to €2.4 billion (in local currencies:<br />

+10.8 percent) for the financial year 2010. Like-forlike<br />

sales developments diverged markedly between individual<br />

countries and declined by 7.1 percent overall. while<br />

like-for-like sales in Russia and Turkey showed a strong<br />

rise, sales in Poland declined due to negative market developments<br />

in consumer electronics retailing.<br />

In Asia, Media Markt opened its first store in Shanghai, generating<br />

sales of €9 million from the middle of November.<br />

At the end of 2010, the location network of Media Markt and<br />

Saturn comprised 877 consumer electronics stores: 382 in<br />

→ p. 083<br />

Germany, 353 in western Europe, 141 in Eastern Europe and<br />

1 location in Asia.<br />

EBIT of Media Markt and Saturn totalled €492 million after<br />

€603 million in the previous year. This decline was largely<br />

due to special effects related to the divestment of the French<br />

locations – pending the approval of the antitrust authority –<br />

with which <strong>METRO</strong> GROUP is rigorously pushing its strategic<br />

portfolio optimisation. EBIT before special items rose by €17<br />

million to €625 million. EBIT includes start-up costs for the<br />

market entry in China as well as the launching of the online<br />

and own-brand business. In Germany, western and Eastern<br />

Europe, EBIT before special items increased.<br />

Key figures Media Markt and Saturn 2010<br />

in year-on-year comparison<br />

2010<br />

€ million<br />

Change in %<br />

2009<br />

€ million in €<br />

Currency<br />

effects in<br />

percentage<br />

points<br />

in Like-for-<br />

local like (local<br />

curcurrenciesrencies) Sales 20,794 19,693 5.6 1.3 4.3 –1.2<br />

Germany 9,087 9,114 –0.3 0.0 –0.3 –1.6<br />

western Europe 9,283 8,538 8.7 1.3 7.4 0.6<br />

Eastern Europe 2,415 2,041 18.3 7.5 10.8 –7.1<br />

Asia/Africa 9 0 – – – –<br />

EBITdA 8761 8511 2.9 – – –<br />

EBIT 6251 6081 2.8 – – –<br />

EBIT margin (%) 3.01 3.11 Locations<br />

– – – –<br />

(number)<br />

Selling space<br />

877 818 – – – –<br />

(1,000 sqm) 2,829 2,633 7.4 – – –<br />

1 Before special items from Shape 2012<br />

Galeria Kaufhof<br />

despite the closure of three unprofitable locations, sales of<br />

Galeria Kaufhof rose by 1.3 percent to €3.6 billion in 2010.<br />

Like-for-like sales increased by 1.2 percent.<br />

In Germany, sales grew by 1.0 percent to €3.3 billion. Likefor-like<br />

sales growth amounted to 1.1 percent. Galeria<br />

Kaufhof continued to successfully implement value creation<br />

measures in the merchandise business, such as the optimisation<br />

of assortments in the course of the trading-up<br />

strategy. As such, Galeria Kaufhof has reaffirmed its position<br />

as a leader in the German department store business.<br />

Sales in western Europe increased by 3.4 percent to €333<br />

million. Like-for-like sales grew by 2.9 percent.

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