Registration Document - Pernod Ricard
Registration Document - Pernod Ricard
Registration Document - Pernod Ricard
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23. Earnings per share<br />
Basic and diluted earnings per share are calculated on the basis of the<br />
weighted average number of outstanding shares, less the weighted<br />
average number of dilutive instruments.<br />
The calculation of diluted earnings per share takes into account the<br />
potential impact of the exercise of all dilutive instruments (such<br />
NOTE 2 Highlights of the financial year<br />
1. Purchase of Vin&Sprit (“V&S”)<br />
On 23 July 2008, <strong>Pernod</strong> <strong>Ricard</strong> acquired 100% of the shares in the<br />
Vin&Sprit g roup (V&S), for €5.3 billion. The acquisition was funded by<br />
means of a syndicated multilinked-currency loan.<br />
As a result of this acquisition the distribution of V&S products by<br />
Future Brands and Maxxium was terminated as of 1 October 2008.<br />
<strong>Pernod</strong> <strong>Ricard</strong> exited the Future Brands joint venture at the cost of a<br />
$230 million fee and Maxxium on payment of a €59 million in fee and<br />
the sale of shares on 30 March 2009 ( €60 million).<br />
2. Main brands sold<br />
On 30 September 2008, the Cruzan brand and related assets were<br />
sold to Fortune Brands for $100 million.<br />
On 1 April 2009, the Group agreed the sale of the Star Gin, Red Port<br />
and Dry Anis brands to Arcus Gruppen AS following an agreement<br />
with the European Commission under which <strong>Pernod</strong> <strong>Ricard</strong> undertook<br />
to dispose of these brands.<br />
In April 2009, agreement was reached with Altia on the sale of the<br />
Grönstedts Cognac brand. This was one of the brands that had to<br />
NOTE 3 Scope of consolidation<br />
ANNUAL CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 4<br />
Notes to the annual consolidated fi nancial statements<br />
as stock options and convertible bonds, etc.) on the theoretical<br />
number of shares. When funds are obtained at the date of exercise<br />
of the dilutive instruments, the “treasury stock” method is used to<br />
determine the theoretical number of shares to be taken into account.<br />
When funds are obtained at the issue date of the dilutive instruments,<br />
net profit is adjusted for the finance cost, net of tax, relating to these<br />
instruments.<br />
be divested under the agreement granting consent for the V&S<br />
acquisition.<br />
On 29 May 2009, the Group sold the Wild Turkey B ourbon brand and<br />
its associated assets to Campari for $581 million.<br />
3. Capital increase<br />
On 14 May 2009, <strong>Pernod</strong> <strong>Ricard</strong> SA increased its capital by<br />
€1,036 million (gross before fees). Under the transaction 38,786,220<br />
new shares were subscribed for at a price of €26.70 per share. The<br />
capital increase allowed the company to repay parts of tranche B of<br />
its euro- and dollar-denominated syndicated loan: €330 million and<br />
$910 million, respectively.<br />
4. Bond issue<br />
On 15 June 2009, <strong>Pernod</strong> <strong>Ricard</strong> SA issued €800 million of bonds. The<br />
proceeds allowed it to repay the next tranches of the multi-currency<br />
syndicated loan falling due and to extend the average maturity of the<br />
Group’s debt.<br />
The main changes to Group scope as of 30 June 2009 are presented in Note 2 – Highlights of the financial year, above.<br />
Impact of the year’s main acquisition: V&S<br />
The impact of the main acquisition made by the Group during the year on sales and the contribution after advertising and promotional expenses<br />
is as follows:<br />
In euro million 30.06.2008<br />
Net sales 915<br />
Contribution after advertising & promotion expenses 357<br />
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