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E A S T M A N K OD A K C O M PA N Y
GrossProfitGrossprofitwas$4,175millionfor2003ascomparedwith
$4,527millionfor2002,representingadecreaseof$352million,or8%.
Thegrossprofitmarginwas32.3%in2003ascomparedwith36.1%in
2002.Thedecreaseof3.8percentagepointswasattributabletodeclines
inprice/mix,whichreducedgrossprofitmarginsbyapproximately5.1per-
centagepoints.Thisdecreasewasdrivenprimarilybyprice/mixdeclinesin
traditionalconsumerfilmproducts,photofinishing,consumerdigitalcam-
eras,andentertainmentprintfilmsintheD&FISsegment,analogmedical
filmanddigitalcaptureequipmentintheHealthsegment,andgraphicarts
productsintheGraphicCommunicationssegment.Thedeclineinprice/mix
waspartiallyoffsetbyfavorableexchange,whichincreasedgrossmargins
byapproximately0.8percentagepoints,anddecreasesinmanufacturing
cost,whichfavorablyimpactedgrossprofitmarginsbyapproximately0.3
percentagepointsyear-over-yearduetoreducedlaborexpense,favorable
materialspricingandimprovedproductyields.TheacquisitionofPractice-
Worksinthefourthquarterof2003didnothaveasignificantimpactonthe
grossprofitmargin.
Selling,GeneralandAdministrativeExpensesSG&Aexpenses
were$2,618millionfor2003ascomparedwith$2,504millionfor2002,
representinganincreaseof$114million,or5%.SG&Aremainedconsistent
asapercentageofsalesat20%forbothyears.ThenetincreaseinSG&Ais
primarilyattributabletoanincreaseinthebenefitrateandtheoccurrence
ofthefollowingone-timecharges:intellectualpropertysettlementof$12
million;patentinfringementclaimof$14million;settlementofoutstand-
ingissuesrelatingtoaprioryearacquisitionof$14million;write-downof
theBurrellCompanies’netassetsheldforsaleof$9million;donationtoa
technologyenterpriseforresearchpurposesamountingto$8million;legal
settlementof$8million;strategicassetimpairmentsof$3million;andunfa-
vorableexchangeof$118millionduetoanincreasedlevelofSG&Acostsin-
curredinnon-U.S.countriesasmostforeigncurrenciesstrengthenedagainst
theU.S.dollarin2003.Theseitemswerepartiallyoffsetbyareversalof
environmentalreservesof$9millionandcostsavingsrealizedfromposition
eliminationsassociatedwithongoingfocusedcostreductionprograms.
ResearchandDevelopmentCostsR&Dcostswere$776millionfor
2003ascomparedwith$757millionfor2002,representinganincreaseof
$19million,or3%.TheincreaseinR&Disprimarilydueto$31millionof
write-offsforpurchasedin-processR&Dassociatedwithtwoacquisitions
madein2003.Thesechargeswerepartiallyoffsetbycostsavingsrealized
frompositioneliminationsassociatedwithongoingfocusedcostreduction
programs.Asapercentageofsales,R&Dcostsremainedflatat6%for
both2003and2002.
Earnings(Losses)FromContinuingOperationsBeforeInterest,
OtherIncome(Charges),NetandIncomeTaxesEarningsfrom
continuingoperationsbeforeinterest,otherincome(charges),netand
incometaxesfor2003were$302millionascomparedwith$1,168million
for2002,representingadecreaseof$866million,or74%.Thedecreaseis
primarilytheresultof(1)thedeclineingrossprofitmarginandanincrease
inSG&Aand(2)netfocusedcostreductionchargesof$479millionin-
curredduring2003ascomparedwith$98millionfor2002,anincreaseof
$381millionwhichwasprimarilyduetothecostsincurredundertheThird
Quarter,2003RestructuringProgram.
InterestExpenseInterestexpensefor2003was$147millionascom-
paredwith$173millionfor2002,representingadecreaseof$26million,
or15%.Thedecreaseininterestexpenseisalmostentirelyattributable
toloweraverageinterestratesin2003relativeto2002,whichwasdriven
mainlybytherefinancingoftheCompany’s$144million9.38%Notesdue
March2003andthe$110million7.36%NotesdueApril2003withlower
interestratemediumtermnotesandloweraverageinterestratesoncom-
mercialpaperduring2003.
OtherIncome(Charges),NetTheotherincome(charges),netcompo-
nentincludesprincipallyinvestmentincome,incomeandlossesfromequity
investments,foreignexchange,andgainsandlossesonthesalesofassets
andinvestments.Otherincome(charges),netfor2003wereanetcharge
of$51millionascomparedwithanetchargeof$101millionfor2002.
Thedecreaseinotherincome(charges),netisprimarilyattributableto
increasedincomefromtheCompany’sequityinvestmentinKPG,reduced
lossesfromtheCompany’sNexPressjointventure,theeliminationoflosses
fromtheCompany’sequityinvestmentinthePhogenixjointventuredue
toitsdissolutioninthesecondquarterof2003andlowernon-strategic
ventureinvestmentimpairments.
IncomeTaxProvision(Benefit)TheCompany’seffectivetaxbenefit
fromcontinuingoperationswas$85millionfortheyearendedDecember
31,2003,representinganeffectivetaxratebenefitfromcontinuingopera-
tionsof82%,despitethefactthattheCompanyhadpositiveearningsfrom
continuingoperationsbeforeincometaxes.Theeffectivetaxratebenefit
fromcontinuingoperationsof82%differsfromtheU.S.statutorytaxrate
of35%primarilyduetoearningsfromoperationsincertainlower-taxed
jurisdictionsoutsidetheU.S.,coupledwithlossesincurredincertainjuris-
dictionsthatarebenefitedatarateequaltoorgreaterthantheU.S.federal
incometaxrate.
TheCompany’seffectivetaxratefromcontinuingoperationswas15%
fortheyearendedDecember31,2002.Theeffectivetaxratefromcontinu-
ingoperationsof15%islessthantheU.S.statutoryrateof35%primarily
duetothechargesforthefocusedcostreductionsandassetimpairments
beingdeductedinjurisdictionsthathaveahighertaxratethantheU.S.
federalincometaxrate,andalsoduetodiscreteperiodtaxbenefitsof
$45millioninconnectionwiththeclosureoftheCompany’sPictureVision
subsidiaryand$46millionrelatingtotheconsolidationoftheCompany’s
photofinishingoperationsinJapanandthelossrealizedfromtheliquidation
ofasubsidiaryaspartofthatconsolidation.Thesebenefitswerepartially
offsetbytheimpactofrecordingavaluationallowancetoprovidefor
certaintaxbenefitsthattheCompanywouldberequiredtoforgoinorderto
fullyrealizethebenefitsofitsforeigntaxcreditcarryforwards.
Excludingtheeffectofdiscreteperioditems,theeffectivetaxrate
fromcontinuingoperationswas15.5%and26.5%in2003and2002,re-
spectively.Thedecreasefrom26.5%in2002to15.5%in2003isprimarily
duetoincreasedearningsincertainlower-taxedjurisdictionsoutsidethe
U.S.relativetototalconsolidatedearnings.
EarningsFromContinuingOperationsNetearningsfromcontinuing
operationsfor2003were$189million,or$.66perbasicanddilutedshare,
ascomparedwithnetearningsfromcontinuingoperationsfor2002of
$761million,or$2.61perbasicanddilutedshare,representingadecrease