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ditional$117millionifitsMoody’sorS&Plong-termdebtcreditratingsare
reducedbelowthecurrentratingsofBaa3andBBB-,respectively.Further
downgradesintheCompany’screditratingordisruptionsinthecapital
marketscouldimpactborrowingcostsandthenatureofitsfundingalterna-
tives.However,theCompanyhasaccessto$2,225millionincommitted
revolvingcreditfacilitiestomeetunanticipatedfundingneeds,shoulditbe
necessary,ofwhich$103millionhasbeenutilizedtosupportissuedletters
ofcreditasofDecember31,2004.
AtDecember31,2004,theCompanyhadoutstandinglettersof
credittotaling$110millionandsuretybondsintheamountof$117million
primarilytoensurethecompletionofenvironmentalremediations,thepay-
mentofcasualtyandworkers’compensationclaims,andtomeetvarious
customsandtaxobligations.
InFebruary2005,theCompanyissued$31millioninlettersofcredit
insupportofWorkers’Compensationliabilities.Theselettersofcredit,
issuedundertheCompany’s5-yearrevolver,reduceborrowingavailability
underthe5-yearrevolverby$31million.
AsofDecember31,2004,theimpactthatourcontractualobligations
areexpectedtohaveonourliquidityandcashflowinfutureperiodsisas
follows:
(inmillions) Total 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010+
Long-termdebt(1) $2,252 $ 400 $ 509 $ 4 $ 250 $ 1 $1,088
Operatingleaseobligations 515 128 97 79 61 46 104
Purchaseobligations(2) 859 182 171 155 117 75 159
Total(3)(4) $3,626 $ 710 $ 777 $ 238 $ 428 $ 122 $1,351
(1)RepresentsmaturitiesoftheCompany’slong-termdebtobligationsasshownontheConsolidatedStatementofFinancialPosition.SeeNote9,“Short-TermBorrow-
ingsandLong-TermDebt.”
(2)Purchaseobligationsincludeagreementsrelatedtosupplies,productionandadministrativeservices,aswellasmarketingandadvertising,thatareenforceableand
legallybindingontheCompanyandthatspecifyallsignificantterms,including:fixedorminimumquantitiestobepurchased;fixed,minimumorvariablepriceprovi-
sions;andtheapproximatetimingofthetransaction.Purchaseobligationsexcludeagreementsthatarecancelablewithoutpenalty.Thetermsoftheseagreements
coverthenexttwotoeighteenyears.
(3)FundingrequirementsfortheCompany’smajordefinedbenefitretirementplansandotherpostretirementbenefitplanshavenotbeendetermined,therefore,they
havenotbeenincluded.In2004,theCompanymadecontributionstoitsmajordefinedbenefitretirementplansandotherpostretirementbenefitplansof$196million
($30millionrelatingtoitsU.S.definedbenefitplans)and$254million($250millionrelatingtoitsU.S.otherpostretirementbenefitsplan),respectively.TheCompany
expectstocontributeapproximately$22millionand$282million,respectively,toitsU.S.definedbenefitplansandotherpostretirementbenefitplansin2005.
(4)Becausetheirfuturecashoutflowsareuncertain,theotherlong-termliabilitiespresentedinNote10:OtherLong-TermLiabilitiesareexcludedfromthistable.
Asaresultofthecumulativeimpactoftheongoingpositionelimina-
tionsunderitsThirdQuarter,2003and2004-2006RestructuringPrograms
asdisclosedinNote16,theCompanyincurredcurtailmentgainsandlosses
withrespecttocertainofitsretirementplansin2004.Thesecurtailment
events,aswellasthemergeroftwooftheCompany’smajornon-U.S.
plans,resultedintheremeasurementoftherespectiveplans’obliga-
tions,whichimpactedtheaccountingfortheadditionalminimumpension
liabilities.Asaresultoftheseremeasurements,theCompanywasrequired
toincreaseitsadditionalminimumpensionliabilitiesby$90millionduring
2004.Thisincreaseisreflectedinthepostretirementliabilitiescomponent
withintheaccompanyingConsolidatedStatementofFinancialPositionas
ofDecember31,2004.Thenet-of-taxamountof$61millionrelatingtothe
recordingoftheadditionalminimumpensionliabilitiesisreflectedinthe
accumulatedothercomprehensivelosscomponentwithintheaccompany-
ingConsolidatedStatementofFinancialPositionasofDecember31,2004.
Therelatedincreaseinthelong-termdeferredtaxassetof$29millionwas
reflectedintheotherlong-termassetscomponentwithintheaccompany-
ingConsolidatedStatementofFinancialPositionasofDecember31,2004.
OFF-BALANCESHEET
ARRANGEMENTS
TheCompanyguaranteesdebtandotherobligationsunderagreements
withcertainaffiliatedcompaniesandcustomers.AtDecember31,2004,
theseguaranteestotaledamaximumof$356million,withoutstanding
guaranteedamountsof$149million.Themaximumguaranteeamount
includesguaranteesofupto:$160millionofdebtforKodakPolychrome
Graphics(KPG),anunconsolidatedaffiliateinwhichtheCompanyhasa
50%ownershipinterest($30millionoutstanding);$128millionofcus-
tomeramountsduetobanksinconnectionwithvariousbanks’financingof
customers’purchaseofproductsandequipmentfromKodak($71million
outstanding);and$68millionforotherunconsolidatedaffiliatesandthird
parties($48millionoutstanding).TheKPGdebtfacilityandtherelated
guaranteematureonDecember31,2005.Theguaranteesfortheother
unconsolidatedaffiliatesandthirdpartydebtmaturebetween2005and
2010.Thecustomerfinancingagreementsandrelatedguaranteestypically
haveatermof90daysforproductandshort-termequipmentfinancing
arrangements,anduptofiveyearsforlong-termequipmentfinancing
arrangements.TheseguaranteeswouldrequirepaymentfromKodakonly
intheeventofdefaultonpaymentbytherespectivedebtor.Insomecases,
particularlyforguaranteesrelatedtoequipmentfinancing,theCompany