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ProfitTransferAgreementwas$1.11billionandhasbeenrecognizedas
acurrentliability.TheportionoftheacquisitionrelatedtotheDomination
andProfitTransferAgreementrepresentsanon-cashtransaction.Future
paymentsrelatedtotheprincipalportionoftheannualdividendarrange-
mentoracquisitionofsharestenderedwillbereflectedasinvesting
activities,consistentwiththeunderlyingtransaction.
ThegrosscashoutlayforHutchisonin2004was$2.00billion,which
alsoincludedthesettlementofminorityinterestandcertainother
liabilities,foranetcostof$1.85billion.Theacquisitionwasfundedby
debt.Wealsocompletedcertainsmalleracquisitionswithanaggregate
costof$384millionin2004,includingGlidedentalflossandFabric
CarebrandsinWesternEurope,LatinAmericaandtheMiddleEast.Net
cashusedforacquisitionswas$61millionin2003.
CapitalSpending.Capitalspendingefficiencycontinuestobeacritical
componentoftheCompany’soverallcashmanagementstrategy.Capital
expendituresin2005were$2.18billioncomparedto$2.02billionin
2004and$1.48billionin2003.Capitalspendingin2005was3.8%
ofnetsales–slightlylowerthanthecomparableprioryearperiodas
apercentageofnetsalesandbelowourtargetratio.Overthepast
severalyears,wehavemadesystemicinterventionstoimprovecapital
spendingefficienciesandassetutilization.WhiletheCompany’sgoal
istomaintaincapitalexpendituresatorbelow4%ofsalesonan
ongoingbasis,theremaybeexceptionalyearswhenspecificbusiness
circumstances,suchascapacityadditions,mayleadtohigherspending.
ProceedsfromAssetSales.Proceedsfromassetsalesincreased
primarilyduetothedivestitureoftheJuicebusinessinAugustof2004.
FinancingActivities
DividendPayments.Ourfirstdiscretionaryuseofcashisdividend
payments.Dividendspercommonsharegrew11%to$1.03pershare
in2005.Thisincreaserepresentsthe49thconsecutivefiscalyearthe
Companyhasincreaseditscommonsharedividend.TheCompanyhas
beenpayingcommonsharedividendseachyear,withoutinterruption,
sinceincorporationin1890.Totaldividendpaymentstobothcommon
andpreferredshareholderswere$2.73billion,$2.54billionand$2.25
billionin2005,2004and2003,respectively.
Long-TermandShort-TermDebt.Wemaintaindebtlevelsweconsider
appropriateafterevaluatinganumberoffactors,includingcashflow
expectations,cashrequirementsforongoingoperations,investment
plans(includingacquisitionsandsharerepurchaseactivities)andthe
overallcostofcapital.Totaldebtincreasedby$3.49billionin2005
to$24.33billion.Theincreasewasprimarilyduetoadditionaldebtto
financesharerepurchasesannouncedconcurrentlywithourplanned
acquisitionofTheGilletteCompany.
In2004,totaldebtincreasedby$7.19billionto$20.84billion.
TheincreasewasprimarilyduetotheacquisitionsofWellaandthe
Hutchisonminorityinterest,alongwithdiscretionarysharerepurchases.
Liquidity.Asdiscussedpreviously,ourprimarysourceofliquidityis
cashgeneratedfromoperations.Webelieveinternally-generatedcash
flowsadequatelysupportbusinessoperations,capitalexpendituresand
shareholderdividends,aswellasalevelofdiscretionaryinvestments
(e.g.,fortack-onacquisitions).
Weareabletosupplementourshort-termliquidity,ifnecessary,
withbroadaccesstocapitalmarketsand$2.00billioninbankcredit
facilities.Broadaccesstofinancingincludescommercialpaperprograms
inmultiplemarketsatfavorableratesgivenourstrongcreditratings
(includingseparateU.S.dollarandEuromulti-currencyprograms).We
maintaintwobankcreditfacilities:a$1.00billion,five-yearfacility
whichmaturesinJuly2007anda$1.00billion,five-yearfacilitywhich
maturesinJuly2009.Wehaveneverdrawnagainsteitherfacilityand
havenoplanstodosointheforeseeablefuture.
Capital Spending
(% of sales)
2002 20052003 20042001
0%
8%
6%
4%
2%
Capital Spending
% of Sales Target
Dividends
(per common share)
20022001 20052003 2004
.00
.20
.40
.80
.60
1.00
$1.20