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• a$22.8millionincreaseininventorygrowth;and
• a$77.9milliondecreaseincashflowfromaccountspay-
able,excludingtheimpactofourvendorfinancingpro-
gramwhichbeganinfiscal2004.
Forfiscal2003,netcashprovidedbyoperatingactivities
increased $112.9 million to $355.9 million. Significant
componentsofthisincreaseconsistedof:
• a$59.9 millionincrease in earningsprimarilydueto a
reductioninmergerandintegrationexpensesandincreased
operatingmargins;and
• a$47.3millionlossonextinguishmentofdebtinfiscal
2003 compared to a $16.8 million loss on extinguish-
mentofdebtinfiscal2002.
InvestingActivities
For fiscal 2004, net cash used in investing activities
increased by $81.3 million to $166.8 million. The pri-
mary increase in cash used in investing activities relates
toanincreaseincapitalexpendituresof$50.0millionfor
theconstructionandpreparationofournortheasterndistri-
butioncenter.
For fiscal 2003, net cash used in investing activities
increased by $7.5 million to $85.5 million. Significant
componentsofthisincreaseconsistedof:
• a $17.7 million reduction in proceeds received on the
disposalofassets;and
• a decrease in cash used for acquisition purposes com-
pared to 2002 when$13.2millionwasusedto acquire
certainassetsofTrakAutoParts,Inc.
FinancingActivities
For fiscal 2004, net cash used in financing activities
decreased by $220.7 million to $52.1 million, primarily
duetoacashoutflowof$406.4millionduringfiscal2003
fortheearlyredemptionofourseniordiscountdebentures
and senior subordinated notes. Cash used for financing
activitiesinfiscal2004consistedprimarilyof:
• $146.4millionusedtorepurchasesharesofourcommon
stockunderourstockrepurchaseprogram;
• a $56.9 million cash inflow associated with inventory
purchasedunderourvendorfinancingprogram;
• a$25.0millionincreaseinnetborrowingsasaresult
of$105.0millioninprincipalprepaymentsonourprevi-
ousseniorcreditfacilitypriortoscheduledmaturity,off-
set by borrowings from our amended senior credit
facility;and
• $20.5millioninproceedsfromteammemberexercises
ofstockoptions.
For fiscal 2003, net cash used in financing activities
increasedby$103.6millionto$272.8million.Significant
componentsofthisincreaseconsistedof:
• a $70.9 million increase in net borrowings, which is
reflective of the redemption of our senior discount
debenturesandseniorsubordinatednotesusingproceeds
fromourseniorcreditfacility;
• $88.7million inproceedsfroman equity offering dur-
ingfiscal2002;
• a$64.1millioncashinflowfromthefluctuationofbank
overdraftsfromfiscal2002;and
• $38.3 million paid in debt-related costs in connection
withtheaboveredemption.
Management’sDiscussionandAnalysisofFinancialConditionandResultsofOperations(continued)
ContractualObligations
Ourfuturecontractualobligationsrelatedtolong-termdebtandoperatingleasesatJanuary1,2005wereasfollows:
ContractualObligations(1) Total
Fiscal
2005
Fiscal
2006
Fiscal
2007
Fiscal
2008
Fiscal
2009 Thereafter
(inthousands)
Long-termdebt............................................ $ 470,000 $ 31,700 $ 24,525 $ 40,200 $ 63,375 $ 52,700 $257,500
Operatingleases.......................................... $1,322,000 $188,355 $167,618 $152,057 $134,357 $113,551 $566,062
$1,792,000 $220,055 $192,143 $192,257 $197,732 $166,251 $823,562
Otherlong-termliabilities(2)........................ $ 80,222 $ — $ — $ — $ — $ — $ —
(1)Wecurrentlydonothaveminimumpurchasecommitmentsunderourvendorsupplyagreements.
(2)Primarilyincludesemployeebenefitsaccruals,restructuringandclosedstoreliabilitiesanddeferredincometaxesforwhichnocontractualpaymentscheduleexists.
Long-TermDebt
SeniorCreditFacility
OnNovember3,2004,weenteredintoanewamended
and restated $670 million senior credit facility. The new
seniorfacilityprovidesfora$200.0milliontrancheAterm
loan and a $170.0 million tranche B term loan. Proceeds
fromthesetermloanswereusedtorefinanceourtranche
DandEtermloansandrevolverunderourpreviousfacil-
ity.Additionally,thenewseniorcreditfacilityprovidesfor
a $100.0 million delayed draw term loan, which is avail-
ableexclusivelyforstockbuybacksunderourstockrepur-
chaseprogram,anda$200.0millionrevolvingfacility,or
the revolver(whichprovidesforthe issuanceoflettersof