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Group Management Report
25
Proposed dividend of 300 million
By increasing the number of shares and converting from nominal value
shares to no-par value shares in 2000,the number of shares increased to
a total of 1,112,800,000 no-par value shares (compared with 42,800,000
shares at a nominal value of DM 50 each).In addition a capital increase was
carried out from reserves of around 18.6 million. For financial year 2000
the (undiluted) earnings per share were 1.36.
In the previous year,the same number of shares would have yielded earnings
per share of 0.92.The Board of Management has proposed a dividend dist-
ribution for financial year 2000 of around 300 million. That corresponds
to a dividend per share of 0.27.
Increase in w orkforce
At Group level we were able to reduce staff costs as a ratio of revenue from
51.4% to 33.8%.We owe this trend to lower pension contributions as well as
productivity gains,e.g.in the mail area,and structural effects.
Overall,the Groups total workforce rose by 8.1% to 278,705 employees
(calculated as FTEs, not including trainees) as at December 31, 2000.
2000 1999 Change in %
Development of w orkforce* by corporate division
*Calculated as FTEs, excluding trainees
MAIL 140,613 142,332 – 1.2
EXPRESS 46,612 38,319 + 21.6
LOGISTICS 43,253 29,010 + 49.1
FINANCIAL SERVICES 11,299 11,575 2.4
Other (incl. retail outlet branches) 36,928 36,600 +0.9
Total as at 12.31 278,705 257,836 + 8.1
Workforce within the Group (Headcount, incl. trainees) 324,203 301,229 + 7.6