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CODE NL0000009538
- RPE Indice: AEX - Euronext
100 - Stoxx 50
Trois
branches d'activités : semi-conducteurs et services proposés
aux entreprises, produits destinés aux particuliers et la dernière
s'adresse aux professionnels (équipement médical..)
PHILIPS
TO ACQUIRE DIGITAL LIFESTYLE OUTFITTERS, A LEADING SUPPLIER OF ACCESSORIES
FOR MOBILE DEVICES
Amsterdam,
The Netherlands and Charleston, South Carolina – Royal Philips Electronics
(AEX: PHI, NYSE: PHG) today announced that Philips will acquire US-based
Digital Lifestyle Outfitters (DLO) subject to receipt of regulatory approval.
DLO designs, markets and distributes accessories, including docking stations,
FM transmitters, cables and cases for mobile audio-visual devices such
as MP3 and video players. The transaction is expected to close in the second
quarter of 2007, upon which DLO will become part of the Peripherals &
Accessories business unit of Philips’ Consumer Electronics division. No
financial details on the transaction were disclosed.
Between
2003 and 2006, sales in Philips’ Peripherals & Accessories business
unit more than doubled, due to a combination of targeted acquisitions and
organic growth through innovative products and a strong customer focus.
Peripherals and accessories are among the fastest growing and higher-margin
product categories in consumer electronics today, with retailers increasingly
looking to offer these products as part of a complete consumer electronics
portfolio to their customers. Within peripherals and accessories, Philips
sees the mobility, audio and PC domains as strategic growth areas.
Philips’
Green Products achieve sales of over EUR 4 billion
Philips Sustainability Report
2006 shows sharp focus on energy efficient and accessible and affordable
health solutions
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
– On the occasion of publishing the Philips Sustainability Report 2006,
Royal Philips Electronics (NYSE:PHG, AEX:PHI) said that sales of its Green
Products rose to more than EUR 4 billion in 2006. This is the result of
the company’s EcoDesign drive over the past decade and its investment of
more than EUR 400 million in Green Lighting Technologies over the last
five years. Philips will increase this investment by more than EUR 100
million yearly the coming years.
The EUR 4 billion Green
Product sales includes Philips’ latest state-of-the-art lighting technologies,
which offer energy savings averaging at least 30%. The increased lifetime
of these lighting products and their recyclability, result in substantial
waste reduction with an equivalent decrease in the use of natural resources.
Barbara Kux, member of the
Group Management Committee and chair of the Sustainability Board, said:
“Green Products now account for 15% of our total revenue stream. These
products include our top line of Green Flagships, which increased in number
by 24% in 2006. We are also proud that we regained the number 1 position
in the sector leisure goods in the Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes.”
Monday, September 04, 2006
Amsterdam, The Netherlands–
Royal Philips Electronics (NYSE:PHG, AEX:PHI) announced today that it has
completed its acquisition of AVENT Holdings Ltd., a leading provider of
baby and infant feeding products in the United Kingdom and the United States,
with sales in more than 60 countries. Under the terms of the agreement,
which was announced on May 23, 2006, Philips acquired AVENT Holdings Ltd.
for approximately £ 460 million (approximately EUR 675 million),
which was paid in cash upon completion of the transaction. As a result
of the transaction, AVENT Holdings Ltd. will be financially consolidated
with immediate effect within the Mother & Childcare business of Philips’
Domestic Appliances and Personal Care division.
Philips' 2005 Annual Results
Monday, January 23, 2006
Philips reports full-year
net income of EUR 2,868 million
Fourth-quarter net income
of EUR 332 million
Full-year net income increased
to EUR 2,868 million (EUR 2.29 per share), compared to the EUR 2,836 million
(EUR 2.22 per share) reported for 2004.
In-the-quarter net income
amounted to EUR 332 million (EUR 0.28 per share), compared to net income
of EUR 498 million (EUR 0.39 per share) in the corresponding period of
2004, mainly driven by incidental results from unconsolidated companies
and the advancement of a tax charge related to TSMC.
Full-year sales reached
EUR 30,395 million, representing 4% comparable growth compared to 2004
sales of EUR 29,346 million, excluding sales of Mobile Display Systems,
which has been treated as a discontinued operation in both 2004 (EUR973million)
and 2005 (EUR 653 million). Fourth-quarter sales increased to EUR9,518million,
6% above Q4 2004. Adjusted for the upward effect of currency movements
and consolidation changes, comparable sales increased by 4%. All five operating
divisions contributed to the comparable sales growth, led by Medical Systems,
Semiconductors and Consumer Electronics.
Income from operations for
full-year 2005 amounted to EUR 1,779 million, a EUR 193 million increase
compared with 2004. In Q4 2005, income from operations amounted to EUR
971 million, compared to EUR 15 million in the same period of 2004. Q4
2004 included a non-cash impairment charge of EUR576million for MedQuist.
Q4 2005 showed significant improvement in income from operations at Semiconductors
and benefited from a EUR 187 million release of a provision for post-retirement
medical benefits, partly offset by charges of EUR 46 million relating to
certain billing issues at MedQuist.
In the quarter, financial
income and expenses resulted in income of EUR23million, compared to income
of EUR 417 million in Q4 2004, which included a EUR 440 million gain on
the sale of shares in Vivendi Universal and ASML.
Income from unconsolidated
companies decreased from EUR 198 million in Q4 2004 to a loss of EUR 70
million, mainly due to charges of EUR 458 million related to LG.Philips
Displays.
Cash flow from operating
activities of EUR1,889million was slightly higher than in Q4 2004. Net
inventories as a percentage of sales increased compared to Q4 2004, largely
due to currency effects.
1October 17, 2005 2005
- Third Quarterly Report 
Tuesday, June 07, 2005 Philips
announces divestment of Philips Aerospace to Italian Avio group
Report
on the performance of the Philips Group
ll amounts in millions of
euros unless otherwise stated
– the data included in this
report are unaudited
– financial reporting according
to US GAAP unless otherwise stated
– includes restatement of
Mobile Display Systems activities from Semiconductors to Other Activities
Philips reports net income
of EUR 117 million and income from operations of EUR 193 million.
The first quarter of 2005
Philips recorded net income
of EUR 117 million (EUR 0.09 per share), compared with net income of EUR
550 million (EUR 0.43 per share) in the corresponding period of 2004. The
EUR 433 million decrease in net income was due to a EUR 435 million lower
contribution from unconsolidated companies.
Sales amounted to EUR 6,635
million and were flat compared to Q1 2004. The weaker US dollar and dollar-related
currencies, as well as various divestments, had a downward effect of 2%.
On a comparable basis, sales increased by 2%.
Income from operations amounted
to EUR 193 million, compared to EUR 218 million in the same period of 2004.
Financial income and expenses
resulted in an expense of EUR 48 million, compared with an expense of EUR
66 million in Q1 2004.
Unconsolidated companies
contributed EUR 22 million to net income. In Q1 2004, results from unconsolidated
companies amounted to EUR 457 million, which included a dilution gain of
EUR 156 million on Philips’ participation in Atos
Origin. LG.Philips LCD’s
contribution to net income was a loss of EUR 34 million, compared to a
profit of EUR 215 million in Q1 2004.
Cash flow from operating
activities was an outflow of EUR 351 million. In Q1 2004, cash inflow from
operating activities totaled EUR 404 million.
Inventories as a percentage
of sales amounted to 11.9%, compared to 12.1% in Q1 2004.
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