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107Top quality – <strong>from</strong> a <strong>single</strong> <strong>source</strong>Management Board and Supervisory BoardGroup Management ReportNotes |Consolidated Financial StatementsFurther InformationThe following table contains the reconciliation of thereporting segments’ earnings before interest and taxes(EBIT) to the Group’s earnings before taxes:Reconciliation of the segment resultEUR million 2010 2009Operating result of thereported segments – 10.2 – 36.2Operating result reconciliation – 3.6 – 0.6Operating result (EBIT) – 13.8 – 36.8Non-operating result – 14.7 – 21.8Earnings before taxes (EBT) – 28.5 – 58.6region rose by 43.7 percent (previous year: EUR 76.7million). In Australia, the wholesale business was instrumentalin lifting sales to EUR 86.3 million (previousyear: EUR 52.5 million).As in the previous year, no <strong>single</strong> customer accountedfor more than 10.0 percent of the <strong>Conergy</strong> Group’ssales in the 2010 financial year. All disclosures regardingsales are classified by the location of the respective<strong>Conergy</strong> company’s office.For more details, please see the section on the Group’sprofit or loss in the management report.Cross-segment disclosuresCross-segment sales in Germany were EUR 416.6 million,compared to EUR 280.8 million the previous year.Germany thus accounted for 45.6 percent of overallsales (previous year: 46.7 percent). Sales abroad roseby 54.4 percent to EUR 496.9 million (previous year:EUR 320.1 million). <strong>Conergy</strong> recorded strong salesgrowth to EUR 328.2 million in the Germany segment(previous year: EUR 255.4 million). This is especiallydue to the positive development of the wholesale business.Moreover, the announcement of or rather thedebate on the reduction in the feed-in tariff, which wasenacted as part of the amendment of the GermanRenewable Energy Sources Act (EEG), boosted demandin Germany, especially in the first half of 2010.Sales in Europe – excluding Germany – increased toEUR 323.7 million (previous year: EUR 191.0 million).Sales developed positively, especially in the CzechRepublic, Italy, France and Greece. In the Czech Republicsales rose <strong>from</strong> EUR 1.8 million in financial year2009 to EUR 18.9 million in financial year 2010. TheCompany succeeded in further expanding its positionin the wholesale market in Greece and France. As a result,sales in Greece increased to EUR 17.6 million(previous year: EUR 9.5 million). Sales in France roseto EUR 49.2 million (previous year: EUR 33.1 million).Given the improvement in statutory programmesaimed at end consumers in Italy, sales in that countryrose to EUR 151.0 million (previous year: EUR 74.3 million),especially due to the solid performance of thewholesale business. <strong>Conergy</strong> also succeeded in liftingsales in Spain to EUR 49.5 million (previous year: EUR43.4 million) in the 2010 financial year. In the Americas,sales rose to EUR 63.0 million (previous year: EUR 52.4million). Whilst sales in the United States were EUR 39.4million (previous year: EUR 45.8 million) and thus belowthe previous year’s level, sales in Canada increasedto EUR 23.6 million (previous year: EUR 6.7million). At EUR 110.2 million, sales in the Asia-PacificA total of EUR 171.6 million (previous year: EUR 192.2 million)of the Group’s non-current assets amounting toEUR 175.6 million (previous year: EUR 211.4 million) areattributable to Germany.Disclosures and comments on theincome statement8. SalesSales are comprised of the following:EUR million 2010 2009Sales <strong>from</strong> the sale of goods 633.8 374.1Sales <strong>from</strong> services rendered(incl. projects) 246.0 208.4Services realised under constructioncontracts (PoC) 33.7 18.4913.5 600.99. Personnel costsEUR million 2010 2009Wages and salaries – 67.6 – 65.6Social security costs – 17.7 – 16.5– 85.3 – 82.1The social insurance costs also contain the contributionsto private and public institutions for the period afterretirement. These payments relate exclusively to defined-contributionpension plans such as Germany’sstatutory pension scheme.