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2003 Annual Report 45
Fixed Assets
The acquisition of affiliated company stocks and capital increases at overseas subsidiaries to ensure
smooth parts supply and boost exports caused long-term investment securities and equity method gains
to grow 214.4 billion year on year. Increases in the share prices for marketable securities such as
Hyundai Mobis also helped to boost investments of 819.4 billion to almost 1.12 trillion at the end of
2003.
Investments related to new model development were increased. At the same time, engine and
transmission production facilities were either expanded or newly built, and the production line at the
Gwangju plant was expanded. As a result, overall annual investments were 494.5 billion higher in
2003 than it had been the year before.
Intangible assets also increased 154.1 billion because R&D expenses related to such new models as the
Sorento, Morning and KM mini-SUV were capitalized.
Liabilities
Current Liabilities
Increased overseas sales drove up raw material costs and parts procurement, resulting in a modest 96.3
billion growth in trade accounts payable year on year. The company issued 500 billion in commercial
paper to ensure constant usable liquidity in a domestic capital market beset by widespread credit card
delinquency problems in 2003. The higher bankers usance from a change in import methods and the rise
in exports elevated short-term borrowings 147.7 billion to 748.6 billion in 2003. In addition, the
current portions of debentures and of long-term debt was increased to 369.6 billion as corporate
bonds came within one year of maturity.
Long-term Liabilities
Long-term borrowings and debentures totaling 480.4 billion were redeemed as matured borrowings
and reclassified on the books as current borrowings. The surge in overseas sales volume was expected to
boost overall warranty provision (including both short and long term) significantly. However, steadily
improved quality and the shifting of responsibility for European ELV provision from the Head Office to
local subsidiaries kept the year-on-year increase in warranty provision to 27.8 billion. Kia Motors
engaged in various derivative transactions in 2003, and a rising exchange rate at the end of the
accounting year caused a temporary loss on evaluation. Derivative instruments credit has increased by
96.9 billion from the 2002 figure.
Shareholders Equity
The stock option rights granted in year 2000 were exercised to generate a 1 billion gain on the
disposition of treasury stock, causing capital surplus to rise in 2003. A net income of 705.4 billion was
generated in 2003, but a 2002 dividend payout of 92.0 billion was followed by a 88.7 billion share
buyback and cancellation in 2003. As a result, retained earnings increased only 524.6 billion year on
year. Meanwhile, profit on paper (valuation income) increased to 762.7 billion as a result of higher
prices for listed stocks held by the company. On the other hand, 41.6 billion of valuation losses of
short-term(within 12 months) derivative investments occured. Total Capital adjustment was increased by
722.8 billion.
Change in Number of Shares
(Shares in Millions)
449
369 359
00 02 03
Equity-to-Asset Ratio
40.2%
44.9% 47.7%
01 02 03