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businessandconsumerinkjetdevelopmentactivitiesprimarilydrovethe
increaseinthelossfromoperations.
ResultsofOperations—DiscontinuedOperations
Earningsfromdiscontinuedoperations,netofincometaxes,for2004were
$475million,or$1.66perbasicanddilutedshareprimarilyrelatingtothe
saleofKodak’sRemoteSensingSystemsbusiness,whichcontributed
$466milliontoearningsfromdiscontinuedoperations,includingtheafter-
taxgainonthesaleof$439million.The2003earningsfromdiscontinued
operations,netofincometaxes,were$64million,or$.22perbasicanddi-
lutedshareandreflectsnetoftaxearningsof$27millionprimarilyrelated
toreversalsoftaxandenvironmentalreservesaswellas$40millionof
after-taxearningsfromKodak’sRemoteSensingSystemsbusiness.
NetEarnings
Netearningsfor2004were$556million,or$1.94perbasicanddiluted
share,ascomparedwithnetearningsfor2003of$253million,or$.88per
basicanddilutedshare,representinganincreaseof$303million,or120%.
Thisincreaseisprimarilyattributabletothereasonsoutlinedabove.
2003COMPAREDWITH2002
(2003RESTATED)
ResultsofOperations—ContinuingOperations
Consolidated
WorldwideRevenuesNetworldwidesaleswere$12,909millionfor
2003ascomparedwith$12,549millionfor2002,representinganincrease
of$360million,or3%asreported,oradecreaseof2%excludingthe
favorableimpactfromexchange.Theincreaseinnetsaleswasprimarily
duetoincreasedvolumesandfavorableexchange,whichincreasedsales
for2003by1.4and5.5percentagepoints,respectively.Theincreasein
volumeswasprimarilydrivenbyconsumerdigitalcameras,printerdock
products,inkjetmediaandentertainmentprintfilmsintheD&FISseg-
ment,digitalproductsintheHealthsegment,partiallyoffsetbydecreased
volumesfortraditionalconsumerfilmproducts.Favorableexchange
resultedfromanincreasedlevelofsalesinnon-U.S.countriesastheU.S.
dollarweakenedthroughout2003inrelationtomostforeigncurrencies,
particularlytheEuro.Inaddition,theacquisitionofPracticeWorks,Inc.
(PracticeWorks)inthefourthquarterof2003accountedforanadditional
0.4percentagepointsoftheincreaseinnetsales.Theseincreaseswere
partiallyoffsetbydecreasesattributabletoprice/mix,whichreducedsales
for2003byapproximately4.2percentagepoints.Thesedecreaseswere
drivenprimarilybyprice/mixdeclinesintraditionalproductsandservices,
andconsumerdigitalcamerasintheD&FISsegment,filmandlaser
imagingsystemsintheHealthsegment,andgraphicartsproductsinthe
GraphicCommunicationssegment.
NetsalesintheU.S.were$5,421millionfor2003ascomparedwith
$5,707millionfor2002,representingadecreaseof$286million,or5%.
NetsalesoutsidetheU.S.were$7,488millionfor2003ascomparedwith
$6,842millionfor2002,representinganincreaseof$646million,or9%
asreported,ornochangeexcludingthefavorableimpactofexchange.
DigitalStrategicProductGroups’RevenuesTheCompany’sdigital
productsales,excludingNewTechnologiesproductsales,were$3,736
millionfor2003ascomparedwith$2,963millionfor2002,representingan
increaseof$773million,or26%,primarilydrivenbytheconsumerdigital
captureSPG,thehomeprintingSPG,andthedigitalcaptureandapplica-
tionsSPGoftheHealthsegment.
TraditionalStrategicProductGroups’RevenuesNetsalesofthe
Company’straditionalproductswere$9,156millionfor2003ascompared
with$9,564millionfor2002,representingadecreaseof$408million,or
4%,primarilydrivenbydeclinesinthefilmcaptureSPGandtheconsumer
outputSPG.
ForeignRevenuesTheCompany’soperationsoutsidetheU.S.are
reportedinthreeregions:(1)theEurope,AfricaandMiddleEastregion
(EAMER),(2)theAsiaPacificregionand(3)theCanadaandLatinAmerica
region.NetsalesinEAMERfor2003were$3,880millionascomparedwith
$3,484millionfor2002,representinganincreaseof11%asreported,or
adecreaseof2%excludingthefavorableimpactofexchange.Netsalesin
theAsiaPacificregionfor2003were$2,368millioncomparedwith$2,240
millionfor2002,representinganincreaseof6%asreported,oradecrease
of1%excludingthefavorableimpactofexchange.NetsalesintheCanada
andLatinAmericaregionfor2003were$1,240millionascomparedwith
$1,118millionfor2002,representinganincreaseof11%asreported,oran
increaseof5%excludingthefavorableimpactofexchange.
TheCompany’smajoremergingmarketsincludeChina,Brazil,
Mexico,India,Russia,Korea,HongKongandTaiwan.Netsalesinemerging
marketswere$2,591millionfor2003ascomparedwith$2,425millionfor
2002,representinganincreaseof$166million,or7%asreported,oran
increaseof4%excludingthefavorableimpactofexchange.Theemerging
marketportfolioaccountedforapproximately20%and35%oftheCompany’s
worldwideandnon-U.S.sales,respectively,in2003.
SalesgrowthinRussia,IndiaandChinaof26%,17%and12%,
respectively,weretheprimarydriversoftheincreaseinemergingmarket
sales,partiallyoffsetbydecreasedsalesinTaiwan,HongKongandBrazil
of19%,10%and7%,respectively.TheincreaseinsalesinRussiawasa
resultofcontinuedgrowthinthenumberofKodakExpressstores,which
representindependentlyownedphotospecialtyretailoutlets,andthe
Company’seffortstoexpandthedistributionchannelsforKodakproducts
andservices.SalesincreasesinIndiaweredrivenbythecontinuedsuccess
fromtheCompany’seffortstoincreasethelevelofcameraownership
andfromthecontinuedsuccessofindependentlyownedPhotoshopretail
stores.SalesgrowthinChinaresultedfromstrongbusinessperformance
forallKodak’soperationsinthatregioninthefirst,thirdandfourthquar-
tersof2003;however,thisgrowthwaspartiallyoffsetbytheimpactofthe
SevereAcuteRespiratorySyndrome(SARS)situation,particularlyforcon-
sumerandprofessionalproductsandservices,whichnegativelyimpacted
salesinChinaduringthesecondquarter.Thesalesdeclinesexperienced
inHongKongandTaiwanduring2003arealsoaresultoftheimpactof
SARS.ThesalesdeclineinBrazilisreflectiveofthecontinuedeconomic
weaknessexperiencedthere.