Trade accounts receivable, net...................................................... 121,424 88,516 78,754Inventories, net.............................................................................. 103,985 90,570 97,252Property, plant and equipment, net............................................... 613,753 481,084 518,437Intangible assets............................................................................ 286,562 2,495 4,127Total assets.................................................................................... 1,234,196 741,038 838,889Liabilities:Short-term borrowings.................................................................. 320,498 49,506 118,557Trade accounts payable................................................................. 45,855 24,270 24,916Amounts due to related parties ..................................................... 32,739 30,828 25,419Long-term debt, less current portion ............................................ 8,722 10,874 30,632Employee benefit obligation......................................................... 17,153 14,440 13,528Total liabilities .............................................................................. 500,850 198,337 280,771Shareholders' Equity:Total shareholders' equity............................................................. 678,999 542,701 558,118Minority interest............................................................................ 54,347 — —Total liabilities, minority interest and shareholders' equity ......... 1,234,196 741,038 838,889RISK FACTORSPrior to making an investment decision, you should carefully consider the risks and uncertainties described below,which are those that we currently believe may materially affect our company and any investment you make in our company. Ifany of these events occur, the trading price of our Class C Shares could decline. Additional risks and uncertainties that do notcurrently exist or of which we are unaware may also become important factors that could adversely affect our company andyour investment.You should also refer to the other information included in this offering memorandum, including our consolidatedfinancial statements and the notes thereto. For additional information, see "Exchange Rates," "Management's Discussion andAnalysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations," "Business" and "The Turkish Securities Market."Risks Relating to Our Relationship with The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> CompanyIf The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company is unwilling to renew our bottler's agreements or exercises its right to terminate the bottler'sagreements, our business will be adversely affected.We have bottler's agreements with The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company and The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Export Corporation under which weproduce, sell and distribute The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company's trademarked beverages in Turkey, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Jordan andKyrgyzstan. Each agreement includes limitations on our ability to market competing brands not owned by The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong>Company without its consent. These agreements are fundamental to our business. The trademarked beverages of The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong>Company represented 99.2% of our total sales volume in Turkey in the last three fiscal years, and represented 91.1% of the totalsales volume of Efes Invest in the last three fiscal years. Accordingly, our business depends on the willingness of The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong>Company to continue to renew the bottler's agreement when it expires. In addition, our business results could be adverselyaffected if the terms on which the bottler's agreements are renewed in the future are not at least as favorable to us as the currentterms.The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company has a unilateral right to terminate the bottler's agreements upon the occurrence of certainevents described in the bottler's agreements, which would also automatically terminate our distribution rights. In addition, The<strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company has the unilateral right to terminate the distribution agreement relating to our Turkish operations for anyreason upon three months' written notice. See "Principal Shareholders and Related Party Transactions—Our Relationship withThe <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company." If The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company exercises its right to terminate our agreements upon the occurrence ofany of those events, or, upon expiration of the term of any of the bottler's agreements or the distribution agreement for ourTurkish operations, either is unwilling to renew these agreements or imposes terms less favorable to us than those that arecurrently in place, this will have a material adverse effect on our business, operating results and financial condition.The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company has various rights under the bottler's agreements that, if exercised, could adversely affect ourresults or our ability to grow.The purchase of concentrate from The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company or its authorized suppliers represents our most significantraw materials cost, amounting to 40.3%, 40.2% and 39.5% of the total cost of raw materials for our Turkish operations in 2003,
2004 and 2005, respectively, and 32.0%, 30.0% and 28.0% of the total cost of raw materials for Efes Invest in 2003, 2004 and2005, respectively.Our purchases of concentrate are governed by our bottler's agreements with The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company and The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Export Corporation. Under the bottler's agreements, The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company determines the price we pay for concentrateat its sole discretion. This right gives The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company considerable influence over our profit margins and results ofoperations. Historically, The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company has determined concentrate prices for our Turkish operations after discussionswith us in order to reflect local trading conditions. Since 2002, The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company has determined concentrate prices formost of our CSDs in Turkey by reference to a percentage of our U.S. dollar net sales as calculated in accordance with U.S.GAAP, which has had the effect of hedging these concentrate prices against possible devaluations of the New Turkish Lira.With respect to our international operations, The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company sets a fixed price in U.S. dollars for concentrate whichnormally stays in place for one calendar year, and prices are subject to annual review by The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company at the end ofeach year. We cannot offer any assurance that The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company will choose to continue these practices of determiningconcentrate prices for our markets in the future, nor can we offer any assurance that The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company's objective withrespect to sales of concentrate will always be consistent with our financial goals. In addition, under the bottler's agreementsrelating to our international operations, The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company has the right to set the maximum price we may charge to ourcustomers. It is possible that The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company could exercise its rights under the bottler's agreements in a manner thatwould make it difficult for us to achieve our objective of profitable volume growth and therefore have an adverse effect on ourbusiness, operating results and financial condition.Pursuant to the bottler's agreements, we are required to submit a business plan to The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company for priorapproval on an annual basis. The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company may terminate our rights to produce, sell and distribute brands of The<strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company in any of the countries in which we operate if our business plan is not approved.In addition, any acquisition by us of other <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> bottlers in different countries may require, among other things,the consent of The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company. We cannot offer any assurance that The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company will provide its consentto any future geographic or other expansion of our business, whether or not such expansion involves other <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> bottlers.The bottler's agreements afford The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company other rights that can affect our business. See "PrincipalShareholders and Related Party Transactions—Our Relationship with The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company."If The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company decides to reduce the amount of brand promotion it provides, our business could be adverselyaffected.As the owner of the <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> beverage trademarks, The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company has the primary responsibility forconsumer marketing and brand promotion. The successful growth of our existing products depends on The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong>Company's consumer marketing activities, including the financial contributions that The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company makes to ourannual promotional and marketing plan. The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company is under no obligation to make such contributions or tomaintain historical levels of funding in the future. In addition, our ability to expand our product range would depend on The<strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company's product expansion strategy. A reduction in marketing efforts by The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company, in itscontribution to our annual marketing plan or in its commitment to the development or acquisition of new products could lead todecreased consumption of trademarked beverages of The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company in the countries in which we operate and couldhave a material adverse effect on our business, operating results and financial condition. See "Principal Shareholders and RelatedParty Transactions—Our Relationship with The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company."If The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company fails to adequately protect its trademarks in the countries in which we operate, our business willsuffer.The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company owns or licenses the trademarks of all its products that we produce, sell and distribute, and ithas the responsibility for protecting its trademarks in the countries in which we operate. All the trademarks owned or licensed byThe <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company that are in use in Turkey, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan and Jordan (and many others notcurrently in use) are either registered with the respective trademark offices of such countries, or are the subject of a pendingapplication in the name of The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company. See "Business—Regulation—Intellectual Property." If The <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong>Company fails to protect its trademarks against infringement or misappropriation, the competitive position of the brands of The<strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Company could suffer and a decrease in the volume of products we sell could result, which would materially affectour results of operations.Risks Relating to Our Business and the Alcohol-Free Beverages Industry
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