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bytheimpactofthepurchaseaccountingfortheinventorythatwasac-
quiredwithKodakVersamarkatitsfairvalue,whichwassoldduring2004.
Thisnegativeimpactwaspartiallyoffsetbyapositiveimpactofpurchase
accountingfortheinventorythatwasacquiredwiththeNexPress-related
entitiesatitsfairvalue.Excludingtheimpactofpurchaseaccounting,
KodakVersamarkandtheNexPress-relatedentitieswouldhavefavorably
impactedgrossprofitmarginsbyapproximately14.3percentagepoints
duringthecurrentyearperiod.Partiallyoffsettingthefavorableimpactof
acquisitionswere:(1)anincreaseinmanufacturingcost,whichnegatively
impactedgrossprofitmarginsbyapproximately7.1percentagepoints,
primarilyduetoanincreaseinsilverpricesandadditionalcostsincurredin
relationtotherelocationofmanufacturingfacilitiesforgraphicsproducts
fromMexicotoGreatBritainandtheU.S.,(2)negativeexchange,which
reducedgrossprofitmarginsbyapproximately0.9percentagepointsand
(3)negativeprice/mixof1.0percentagepoints.
Selling,GeneralandAdministrativeExpensesSG&Aexpensesfor
theGraphicCommunicationssegmentwere$160millionfor2004as
comparedwith$37millionintheprioryear,representinganincreaseof
$123million,or332%,andincreasedasapercentageofsalesfrom11%in
theprioryearto22%inthecurrentyear.TheincreaseinSG&Aexpenses
isprimarilyattributabletotheacquisitionsofKodakVersamarkandthe
NexPress-relatedentities,whichtogetheraccountedfor$120millionof
SG&Aexpensesinthecurrentyearperiod.
ResearchandDevelopmentCostsR&DcostsfortheGraphicCom-
municationssegmentincreased$88million,or383%,from$23millionfor
2003to$111millionforthecurrentyear,andincreasedasapercentage
ofsalesfrom7%intheprioryearto15%inthecurrentyear.Theincrease
wasprimarilyattributabletotheacquisitionsofKodakVersamarkandthe
NexPress-relatedentities,whichtogetheraccountedfor$90millionofR&D
inthecurrentperiod,andincludesa$10millionchargeforpurchasedin-
processR&DassociatedwiththeKodakVersamarkandNexPress-related
entitiesacquisition.
Earnings(Losses)FromContinuingOperationsBeforeInter-
est,OtherIncome(Charges),NetandIncomeTaxesLossesfrom
continuingoperationsbeforeinterest,otherincome(charges),netand
incometaxesfortheGraphicCommunicationssegmentincreased$129
millionfromlossesof$11millionin2003tolossesof$140millionin2004.
Thisincreaseinlossesisprimarilyattributabletotheacquisitionofthe
NexPress-relatedentitiesonMay1,2004,thepurchaseofScitexDigital
Printing(renamedKodakVersamark)onJanuary5,2004,andtheother
factorsdescribedabove.Asnotedabove,theNexPress-relatedentitiesare
expectedtobecomeaccretiveby2007,andKodakVersamarkisexpected
tobeslightlydilutivethrough2004andaccretivethereafter.
KPG’searningsperformancecontinuedtoimproveonthestrength
ofitsleadingpositionindigitalprintingplatesanddigitalproofing,coupled
withfavorableoperatingexpensemanagementandforeignexchange.The
Company’sequityintheearningsofKPGcontributedpositiveresultsto
otherincome(charges),netduring2004.
OnJanuary12,2005,theCompanyannouncedthatithadentered
intoaRedemptionagreementwithSunChemicalCorporation(SunChemi-
cal)topurchaseSunChemical’s50percentinterestinKodakPolychrome
Graphics(KPG),a50/50jointventureofKodakandSunChemicalthatwas
establishedin1998.KPGisoneoftheworld’sleadingsuppliersofproducts
andservicestothegraphiccommunicationsmarket,withoperationsin
sixcontinentsandanextensiveglobalsalesforce.Underthetermsofthe
transaction,KodakwillredeemallofSunChemical’ssharesinKPGby
providing$317millionincashatclosing,$200millionincashinthethird
quarterof2006and$50millionincashannuallyfrom2008through2013,
foratotalof$817million.Kodakwillfundtheacquisitionthroughinternally
generatedcashflow.ThistransactionwillexpandtheCompany’sglobal
distributionnetworkforGraphicCommunicationsdigitalprintingsystems
andbroadentheCompany’ssolutionsportfolio.TheCompanyexpectsthis
acquisitiontoincrementallyincreaserevenuebyapproximately$1.1billion
in2005andbeimmediatelyaccretivetoearnings,addingapproximately
fivecentstodilutedearningspersharefromcontinuingoperationsin2005
andapproximately14centstodilutedearningspersharefromcontinuing
operationsin2006.TheCompanycompleteditsacquisitionofKPGonApril
1,2005.
OnJanuary31,2005,theCompanyannouncedthatithadentered
intoadefinitiveagreementwithCreoInc.(Creo)toacquire100%ofits
outstandingshares.CreoisbasedinVancouver,Canadaandistheworld’s
numberoneproviderofworkflowsoftwareusedbyprinterstomanage
efficientlythemovementoftext,graphics,andimagesfromthecomputer
screentotheprintingpress.Underthetermsoftheagreement,Kodak
willpayapproximately$980millionincash,or$16.50pershare,forall
outstandingsharesofCreo,onafullydilutedbasis.Thetransactionis
subjecttoregulatoryapprovals,theapprovalofCreo’sshareholdersand
courtapproval.TheacquisitionwillprovideKodakwithaninnovativedigital
pre-pressproductportfolioandestablishedrelationshipsinthecommercial
printingsegment,thelargestmarketopportunitywithinthegraphiccom-
municationsindustry.ThistransactionalsoreinforcesGraphicCommunica-
tions’statusasaleadingindustryparticipanttoprovidecustomerswith
alloftheproductsandservicestheyneedtobesuccessfulinablended
productenvironment,wheredigital,traditionalandhybridprintjobsare
converging.Thisacquisitionisexpectedtoresultinmodestearnings
dilutionin2005andapproximately$700millioninincrementalrevenuein
2006.Theimpacton2006netearningspersharecannotbeaccurately
estimateduntilthetransactioniscompleted,butisexpectedtobeaccretive
toearningsin2006.
AllOther
WorldwideRevenuesNetworldwidesalesforAllOtherwere$118
millionfor2004ascomparedwith$93millionfor2003,representingan
increaseof$25million,or27%.NetsalesintheU.S.were$53millionin
2004ascomparedwith$42millionfor2003,representinganincrease
of$11million,or26%.NetsalesoutsidetheU.S.were$65millioninthe
currentyearascomparedwith$51millionintheprioryear,representingan
increaseof$14million,or27%.
LossesFromContinuingOperationsBeforeInterest,OtherIncome
(Charges),NetandIncomeTaxesLossesfromcontinuingoperations
beforeinterest,otherincome(charges),netandincometaxesforAllOther
increased$105millionfromalossof$77millionin2003toalossof$182
millionin2004.IncreasedlevelsofinvestmentfortheCompany’sdisplay