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E A S T M A N K OD A K C O M PA N Y
2004 2003
Weighted-Average Amount Weighted-Average Amount
Country Type Maturity InterestRate Outstanding InterestRate Outstanding
U.S. Medium-term 2004 — $ — 1.72%* $ 200
U.S. Medium-term 2005 2.84%* 100 1.73%* 100
U.S. Medium-term 2005 7.25% 200 7.25% 200
U.S. Medium-term 2006 6.38% 500 6.38% 500
U.S. Medium-term 2008 3.63% 249 3.63% 249
U.S. Termnote 2008— — 9.50% 34
U.S. Termnote 2013 7.25% 500 7.25% 500
U.S. Termnote 2018 9.95% 3 9.95% 3
U.S. Termnote 2021 9.20% 10 9.20% 10
U.S. Convertible 2033 3.38% 575 3.38% 575
China Bankloans 2004 — — 5.50% 225
China Bankloans 2005 5.45% 88 5.45% 106
Qualex Notes 2004-2010 5.08% 20 5.53% 49
Other 7 8
$2,252 $2,759
Currentportionoflong-termdebt (400) (457)
Long-termdebt,netofcurrentportion $1,852 $2,302
*Representsdebtwithavariableinterestrate.
TheCompany’sdebtratingsfromeachofthetwomajorratingagen-
ciesdidnotchangeduringtheyearendedDecember31,2004.Moody’s
andStandard&Poors(S&P)ratingsfortheCompany’slong-termdebt
(L/T)andshort-termdebt(S/T),includingtheiroutlooks,asofDecember
31,2004wereasfollows:
L/T S/T Outlook
Moody’s Baa3 P-3 Negative
S&P BBB- A-3 Negative
OnJanuary31,2005,Moody’splaceditsBaa3long-termandP-3
short-termcreditratingsonKodakonreviewforpossibledowngrade,
promptedbytheCompany’sannouncementofitsintentiontoacquire
CreoInc.Moody’smetwiththeCompanyinMarch2005andisstillinthe
processofcompletingtheircreditreview,whichmayincludearevisionto
theirratingsfortheCompany.
OnOctober21,2004,S&PplaceditsBBB-long-termandA-3short-
termcreditratingsonKodakonCreditWatchwithnegativeimplications.
ThisreflectsS&P’sheightenedconcernabouttheCompany’sprofitoutlook
giventherapiddeclineoftheCompany’straditionalphotographysalesand
anuncertainnear-termprofitpotentialfortheconsumerdigitalandgraphic
communicationsbusinessesandtheimpactoftheCompany’sunfunded
postretirementobligations.S&PmetwiththeCompanyinMarch2005and
isstillintheprocessofcompletingtheircreditreview,whichmayincludea
revisiontotheirratingsfortheCompany.
TheCompanynolongerretainsFitchRatingstoprovidecreditratings
ontheCompany’sdebt.Subsequently,onFebruary1,2005,FitchRatings
downgradedtheCompany’sratingstoBB+forlong-termdebtandwith-
drewtheirshort-termdebtrating.Theirratingoutlookremainsnegative.
TheCompanyisincompliancewithallcovenantsorotherrequire-
mentssetforthinitscreditagreementsandindentures.Further,the
Companydoesnothaveanyratingdowngradetriggersthatwouldacceler-
atethematuritydatesofitsdebt,withtheexceptionofthefollowing:the
outstandingborrowings,ifany,undertheaccountsreceivablesecuritization
programiftheCompany’screditratingsfromMoody’sorS&Pweretofall
belowBa2andBB,respectively,andsuchconditioncontinuedforaperiod
of30days.Additionally,theCompanycouldberequiredtoincreasethe
dollaramountofitslettersofcreditorotherfinancialsupportuptoanad-
andanyspecifiedcorporatetransactionoutsideoftheCompany’scontrol
suchasahostiletakeover.Basedonanexternalvaluation,theseembedded
derivativeswerenotmaterialtotheCompany’sfinancialposition,resultsof
operationsorcashflows.
InNovember2004,theEmergingIssuesTaskForcefinalizedthecon-
sensusinIssueNo.04-8,“TheEffectofContingentlyConvertibleDebton
DilutedEarningsperShare”(EITF04-8).EITF04-8requiresthatcontingent
convertibleinstrumentsbeincludedindilutedearningspershareregard-
lessofwhetheramarketpricetriggerorothercontingentfeaturehasbeen
met.EITF04-8iseffectiveforreportingperiodsendingafterDecember15,
2004andrequiresrestatementofpriorperiods.SeeNote1,“Significant
AccountingPolicies,”“EarningsPerShare”forfurtherdiscussion.
Long-termdebtandrelatedmaturitiesandinterestrateswereas
followsatDecember31,2004and2003(inmillions):