2005 ANNUAL REPORT - Hardinge Inc.

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New Product DevelopmentIn 2005, we continued to practice our firmly heldbelief that new products are the lifeblood ofcontinued growth in our business. Every year,each of our product areas is challenged to expandtheir market offering by introducing products thataugment the capabilities they can offer to ourcustomers. We believe that commitment to offeringa complete line of products for our customersis what differentiates Hardinge from most other suppliers in the machine tool market. Our productline ranges from basic, cost-effective options tomachine tools that are the most capable and technicallyadvanced in the market today. Our customerscan source product with a focus on price orhigh-end performance. However, regardless ofthe product positioning, all Hardinge products aredesigned and built to be “best inclass” when compared to the competition.This philosophy enables“…all Hardinge products aredesigned and built to be us to serve our customers as theirproduct requirements change.‘best in class’ when comparedIn 2005, we were also able toto the competition.”broaden our business relationshipswith some new key internationalsuppliers, providing additional support in our newproduct development efforts. By integrating keysuppliers into our new product design process weexpand both the level and expertise of our designengineering staff. These partnerships will continueto be an important part of our operations.Looking to the FutureLooking to 2006 and beyond, we believe there ismuch about Hardinge to be excited about. Ourcompany is well positioned to continue expandingby taking advantage of strong market demand, whilebroadening our reach with new customers who arebeing introduced to the Company’s comprehensiveproduct offering. Hardinge has a powerful portfolioof products and brands capable of serving the turning,milling, grinding, and workholding needs of awide range of industries and customers of varioussizes, in any market in the world. The managementand Board of Directors of Hardinge Inc. are fullycommitted to strengthening our operations andinvesting in new products and technologies that willposition the Company to build on its leadershipposition and create additional shareholder value.In closing, I would like to thank the hundredsof Hardinge employees for their hard work anddedication. Our people are our greatest asset, andwith their commitment we will continue growingHardinge as one of the leading worldwide suppliersin the machine tool business.Yes, 2005 was an exciting year, however webelieve that 2006, and beyond, can be even better.Sincerely,J. Patrick ErvinChairman of the Board, President, and Chief Executive Officer
Selected Financial DataThe following selected financial data is derived from the audited consolidated financial statements of the Company. The data should beread in conjunction with the consolidated financial statements, related notes, and other information included in the enclosed Form 10K.Hardinge Inc. and Subsidiaries (dollar amounts in thousands except per share data)Statement of Operations Data 2005 2004) 2003) 2002) 2001)Net sales $289,925 $232,054 $185,302) $169,014) $209,522)Cost of sales 199,642 162,376 130,698) 117,403) 145,508)Unusual charge² — — —) —) 27,237)Gross profit 90,283 69,678 54,604) 51,611) 36,777)Selling, general and administrative expense³ 72,561 56,450 47,638) 44,900) 53,209)Provision for doubtful accounts² 2,162 734 93) 1,548) 6,676)Impairment charge² — — —) —) 5,519)Operating income (loss) 15,560 12,494 6,873) 5,163) (28,627)Interest expense 4,284 2,660 2,917) 3,978) 3,656)Interest (income) (569) (533) (500) (496) (509)Income (loss) before income taxes, minority interest in (profit) of consolidatedsubsidiary, and profit (loss) in investment of equity company11,845 10,367 4,456) 1,681) (31,774)Income taxes (benefits)¹ 2,373 3,542 14,667) (868) (10,245)Minority interest in (profit) of consolidated subsidiary (2,466) (2,433) (1,257) (566) (642)Profit in investment of equity company — —) 184) 17) 318)Net income (loss)¹ , ² $ 7,006 $ 4,392 $ (11,284)) $ 2,000 $(21,853)PER SHARE DATAWeighted average number of common shares outstanding — basic 8,761 8,745 8,708) 8,687) 8,695)Basic earnings (loss) per share $.80 $.50 $(1.30) $.23) $(2.51)Weighted average number of common shares outstanding — diluted 8,822 8,773 8,708) 8,687) 8,695)Diluted earnings (loss) per share $.79 $.50 $(1.30) $.23) $(2.51)Cash dividends declared per share $.12 $.03 $.02) $.10) $.53)BALANCE SHEET DATAWorking capital $126,421 $122,181 $103,280) $103,864) $61,837)Total assets 300,276 286,311 245,707) 256,285) 257,872)Total debt 67,114 42,868 23,301) 42,002) 60,558)Shareholders’ equity 138,993 150,000 139,086) 145,786) 141,215)1. 2003 results included a non-cash charge for income tax expense of $12,905 to provide a valuation allowance for the Company’s U.S. deferred tax assets as requiredby FAS 109.2. 2001 results include an unusual charge of $27,237 for inventory write-downs for underperforming product lines; a one time additional provision for doubtfulaccounts of $5,200; and $5,519 for impairment of goodwill and other underutilized assets. The after tax impact of those unusual items was $26,455 in aggregate.3. 2001 SG&A included amortization of goodwill of $826, whereas 2005, 2004, 2003 and 2002 had no amortization expense due to the adoption of Statement ofFinancial Accounting Standards No. 142.
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