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ANNUAL REPORT 2004 - ELMOS Semiconductor AG

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GROUP STATUS <strong>REPORT</strong> FINANCIAL STATEMENTS GROUP STRUCTURE GLOSSARY<br />

Business and economic framework<br />

Future of automotive electronics<br />

ÿ Profit, financial and assets situation<br />

Supplementary report<br />

Risk report<br />

Outlook report<br />

Trade accounts payable<br />

managed more efficiently<br />

<strong>ELMOS</strong> Group key figures<br />

Trade accounts receivable also gained lightly from 26.6 million Euro to 27.8 million<br />

Euro. The management of accounts receivable was significantly improved in the year<br />

under report; accounts receivable were outstanding only an average 71 days (pre-<br />

vious year: 80 days).<br />

Trade accounts payable were also managed more efficiently in the year under report<br />

<strong>2004</strong>. Invoices were paid an average ten days later than in the previous year. Part of<br />

the increase is attributable to obligations from investments made in <strong>2004</strong> but not<br />

yet paid for. This makes trade accounts payable appear unusually high at first glance.<br />

Cash and cash equivalents tied in net working capital were altogether reduced from<br />

166 days in 2003 to 145 days.<br />

Liabilities and shareholders’ equity<br />

The interest-bearing liabilities were decreased in total from 60.6 million Euro to 57.6<br />

million Euro as of December 31, <strong>2004</strong>. Despite the repayment of obligations payable<br />

to banks, the net debt lightly increased from 34.7 million Euro to 38.7 million Euro.<br />

This is due primarily to the drop in marketable securities to 3.6 million Euro.<br />

Net working capital Trade accounts receivable + inventories –<br />

The <strong>ELMOS</strong> Group’s shareholders’ equity rose from 124.7 million Euro to 136.2 million<br />

Euro. Because of this disproportionately high increase of 9.3 percent in relation to the<br />

growth of total assets, the equity ratio increased from 60.7 percent at the end of the<br />

year 2003 to 62.0 percent as of December 31, <strong>2004</strong>.<br />

Calculation Unit 2003 <strong>2004</strong><br />

trade accounts payable million Euro 40.8 41.9<br />

of sales percent 33.6% 29.2%<br />

Inventory turnover Cost of sales / inventories x 2.7x 2.8x<br />

Receivables turnover Sales / accounts receivable x 4.6x 5.2x<br />

Payables turnover Cost of sales / trade accounts payable x 7.6x 6.3x<br />

Cash cycle Inventory days + debtor days – creditor days days 166 145<br />

Net debt Amounts payable to banks + current portion<br />

of long-term obligations + long-term obligations<br />

– cash and cash equivalents – marketable securities million Euro 34.7 38.7<br />

Gearing Net debt / shareholders’ equity percent 27.8% 28.4%<br />

Equity ratio Shareholders’ equity / total assets percent 60.7% 62.0%<br />

elmos annual report <strong>2004</strong><br />

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