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basispointscomparedtotheprioryear.Themarginincreased
primarily due to the scale benefits of volume growth,cost
reductionprogramsandtheimpactsoftheCompany’sincreased
ownershipoftheChinaoperationandtheDominationandProfit
TransferAgreementwithWella.Thesemarginbenefitswerepartially
offsetbymarketingspendingtosupportinitiatives,includingthose
discussedabove.
In2004,P&GBeautyunitvolumeincreased37%.Excludingthe
impactoftheWellaacquisition,unitvolumeincreased10%behind
broad-basedgrowthintheHairCare,PersonalBeautyCareand
Feminine Care businesses. Net sales increased 40% to
$17.12 billion. Sales growth included a positive foreign
exchange impactof4%, partiallyoffset by negativepricing
of 1%. Pricing includes actions to support the Hair Care,
ColorantsandCosmeticsbusinessesinNorthAmericaandthe
FeminineCarebusinessinWesternEurope.Overall,P&GBeauty
marketshareincreased,assalesgrowthout-pacedmarketgrowth
inkeycategoriesincludingSkinCare,FeminineCareandHairCare.
Netearningsincreased20%to$2.33billion.Volumebenefits,
includingtheadditionofWella,andlowermaterialcostswere
partiallyoffsetbymarketinginvestmentstosupportproduct
initiativesandthebasebusiness.Earningsmargindecreaseddueto
theimpactofthehigherSG&AexpenseratioforWella.TheWella
acquisitionwasaccretivetoP&GBeautyearningsandhadno
materialimpactonCompanyearningsafterincludinginterest
expense,whichisincludedinCorporate.In2003,P&GBeautynetsales
were$12.22billionandnetearningswere$1.94billion.
P&GFamilyHealth
HealthCare.HealthCareunitvolumein2005increased10%
behinddouble-digitgrowthofPrilosecOTC,Actonelanddeveloping
markets.OralCarepostedmid-singledigitvolumegrowthglobally
despiteachallengingcompetitiveenvironment.Developingmarket
volumeforOralCarewasupdouble-digits,whiledevelopedmarket
volumedecreaseddueprimarilytoacontractionoftheU.S.tooth
whiteningmarket.Netsalesincreased11%to$7.79billionaided
byapositive2%foreignexchangeimpact.PricinginPetHealthand
NutritionandPharmaceuticalsadded1%tosales,whileproduct
mixreducedsalesby2%duetotheshiftofMacrobidbrandedsales
togenericsalesandhigherrelativegrowthindevelopingmarkets.
HealthCare’snetearningswere$1.00billion,anincreaseof8%
againstabaseperiodwhereearningsincreased36%.Earnings
increasedprimarilybehindvolumegrowth.After-taxearnings
margindeclinedabout40basispointsyear-over-yeardue,inpart,
toproductmiximpactsoflowervolumeinMacrobidandCrest
Whitestrips,bothofwhichhavehighermarginsthanthebalanceof
theHealthCarebusiness.Earningswerealsonegativelyimpactedby
ahigherroyaltyexpenserateforPrilosecOTC,highercommoditycosts
andmarketinginvestmentsinsupportofinitiatives.
In2004,HealthCareunitvolumeincreased18%.Allcategoriesgrew
volume,withdouble-digitgainsinthePharmaceutical,PersonalHealth
CareandOralCarebusinesses,aswellassolidgrowthinPetHealth
andNutrition.Netsalesincreased21%to$6.99billion.Foreign
exchangeincreasedsales3%.Netearningsincreased36%to$925
millionprimarilydrivenbysalesgrowthbehindinitiativesandmargin
expansionduetoproductmix,manufacturingcostsavingsandlower
overheadspendingasapercentageofsales.Mix-drivenmargin
expansionwasnegativelyimpactedbyincreasedmarketingspending
tosupportinitiativesandthebasebusiness.In2003,HealthCarenet
saleswere$5.80billionandnetearningswere$678million.
BabyCareandFamilyCare.BabyCareandFamilyCareunitvolume
in2005increased7%.BabyCare’sunitvolumeincreasedupper
single-digitsbehindacontinuedstreamofinnovationincludingFeel’n
LearntrainingpantsinNorthAmerica,BabyDryfitupgradeandBaby
StagesofDevelopmentupgradesinWesternEuropeandtheexpansion
ofPampersKandoo.FamilyCarevolumeincreasedmid-singledigits
drivenbyproduct,packagingandformatinitiativesinNorthAmerica
onboththeBountyandCharminbrands.Netsalesincreased11%to
$11.89billion,includingapositive3%impactfromforeignexchange.
Pricingadded1%tosalesgrowthdrivenprimarilybyapriceincreasein
NorthAmericaFamilyCaretorecoverhighercommoditycosts,partially
offsetbytargetedpricinginvestmentsinWesternEuropeinresponse
tocompetitiveactivity.BabyCare’sglobalshareincreasedbyonepoint
to37%,withcontinuedshareprogressinbothNorthAmericaand
WesternEurope.FamilyCaresharesinmajormarketswereupmodestly
comparedtotheprioryearperiod.
Netearningsincreased28%to$1.27billionbehindvolumegainsand
anincreaseinafter-taxearningsmarginof140basispointsto10.6%.
Themarginincreasewasdrivenbythescalebenefitsofvolume,pricing
inNorthAmericaFamilyCareandmanufacturingcostsavingsprojects,
partlyoffsetbyhighercommoditycostsandmarketinginvestmentsin
supportofinitiatives.
In2004,BabyCareandFamilyCareunitvolumeincreased6%.Baby
Careunitvolumeincreaseddouble-digitsledbygainsinWestern
Europeanddevelopingmarkets.FamilyCareunitvolumeincreasedby
mid-singledigits.Netsalesincreased8%to$10.72billion,including
apositive4%impactduetoforeignexchange.Saleswerenegatively
impactedbypricingof1%,primarilyduetoincreasedcompetitive
promotionalactivityinNorthAmericaFamilyCare.Mixreducedsales
by1%dueprimarilytohigherrelativeBabyCaregrowthindeveloping
markets,whereunitsalespricesaregenerallylowerthanthebusiness
average.BabyCareandFamilyCarenetearningswere$990million
in2004,anincreaseof13%comparedto2003.BabyCaredelivered