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Please find page 63 of the 2004 Freeport-McMoRan annual report below. You can navigate through the pages in the report by either clicking on the pages listed below, or by using the keyword search tool below to find specific information within the annual report.Notes To Consolidated Financial Statements
New Accounting Standards.InNovember2004,theFASB
issuedSFASNo.151,“InventoryCosts,anamendmentof
ARBNo.43,Chapter4.”SFASNo.151clarifiesthatabnormal
amountsofidlefacilityexpense,freighthandlingcostsand
wastedmaterials(spoilage)shouldberecognizedascurrent-
periodchargesandrequirestheallocationoffixedproduc-
tionoverheadstoinventorybasedonthenormalcapacity
oftheproductionfacilities.FCXmustadoptSFASNo.151no
laterthanJanuary1,2006.FCXhasnotyetdeterminedwhen
itwilladoptSFASNo.151;however,FCXcurrentlydoesnot
expectadoptiontohaveamaterialimpactonitsaccounting
forinventorycosts.
InDecember2004,theFASBissuedSFASNo.123(revised
2004),“Share-BasedPayment.”SFASNo.123(revised2004)
requiresallshare-basedpaymentstoemployees,including
grantsofemployeestockoptions,toberecognizedinthe
incomestatementbasedontheirfairvalues.
ThroughDecember31,2004,FCXaccountedforgrants
ofemployeestockoptionsundertherecognitionprin-
ciplesofAPBOpinionNo.25,“AccountingforStockIssued
toEmployees,”andrelatedinterpretations,whichrequire
compensationcostsforstock-basedemployeecompensa-
tionplanstoberecognizedbasedonthedifferenceonthe
dateofgrant,ifany,betweenthequotedmarketpriceof
thestockandtheamountanemployeemustpaytoacquire
thestock.IfFCXhadappliedthefairvaluerecognition
provisionsofSFASNo.123,“AccountingforStock-Based
Compensation,”whichrequirescompensationcostforall
stock-basedemployeecompensationplanstoberecognized
basedontheuseofafairvaluemethod,FCX’snetincome
wouldhavebeenreducedby$5.2million,$0.05perdiluted
share,for2004,$4.7million,$0.05perdilutedshare,for
2003and$6.5million,$0.07perdilutedshare,for2002(see
”Stock-BasedCompensation”).FCXmustadoptSFASNo.123
(revised2004)nolaterthanJuly1,2005;however,FCXcan
electtoadoptSFASNo.123(revised2004)asearlyasJanuary
1,2005.FCXisstillreviewingtheprovisionsofSFASNo.123
(revised2004)andhasnotyetdeterminedifitwilladopt
SFASNo.123(revised2004)beforeJuly1,2005.Also,stock
optionsweregrantedtoemployeesinFebruary2005,including
multi-yeargrantstoseniorexecutiveofficers.Asaresult,the
annualchargesforshare-basedpaymentswillbehigherthan
theproformaannualamountspresentedunder“Stock-Based
Compensation.”Basedoncurrentlyoutstandingemployee
stockoptions,includingthosegrantedinFebruary2005,if
FCXadoptsSFASNo.123(revised2004)onJuly1,2005,FCX
estimatesthechargetoearningsbeforetaxesandminority
interestsharinginthesecondhalfof2005wouldtotalapproxi-
mately$11million,andthereductioninnetincomewould
beapproximately$6.5million,$0.04perbasicshareusing
commonsharesoutstandingatDecember31,2004.
Note 2. Ownership in Subsidiaries and Joint
Ventures With Rio Tinto
Ownership in Subsidiaries.FCX’sdirectownershipin
PTFreeportIndonesiatotaled81.3percentatDecember31,
2004and2003.PTIndocopperInvestama,anIndonesian
company,owns9.4percentofPTFreeportIndonesiaandFCX
owns100percentofPTIndocopperInvestama.InJuly2004,
FCXreceivedarequestfromtheIndonesianDepartment
ofEnergyandMineralResourcesthatitoffertosellto
IndonesiannationalssharesinPTIndocopperInvestamaat
fairmarketvalue.Inresponsetothisrequestandinview
ofthepotentialbenefitsofhavingadditionalIndonesian
ownershipintheproject,FCXhasagreedtoconsidera
potentialsaleofaninterestinPTIndocopperInvestama
atfairmarketvalue.NeitheritsContractofWorkwiththe
IndonesiangovernmentnorIndonesianlawrequiresFCXto
divestanyportionofitsownershipinPTFreeportIndonesia
orPTIndocopperInvestama.AtDecember31,2004,PT
FreeportIndonesia’snetassetstotaled$2.3billionandits
retainedearningstotaled$2.1billion.AsofDecember31,2004,
FCXhastwooutstandingloanstoPTFreeportIndonesia
totaling$192.4million.
SubstantiallyallofPTFreeportIndonesia’sassetsare
locatedinIndonesia.EventsinIndonesiaduring2004mainly
centeredonthenationalelections.Thepresidentialelection
wasconductedpeacefullyandafterarunoff,SusiloBambang
YudhoyonowasdeclaredthenewpresidentinOctober.
Indonesiacontinuestofacepolitical,economicandsocial
uncertainties,includingseparatistmovementsandciviland
religiousstrifeinanumberofprovinces.
FCXowns100percentoftheoutstandingAtlanticCopper
commonstock.AtDecember31,2004,FCX’snetinvestmentin
AtlanticCoppertotaled$97.4million,FCXhad$189.5million
ofloansoutstandingtoAtlanticCopperandAtlanticCopper’s
debtunderfinancingarrangementsthatarenonrecourseto
FCXtotaled$12.3million.AtlanticCopperisnotexpected
topaydividendsinthenearfuture.Underthetermsofits
concentratesalesagreementswithAtlanticCopper,PTFreeport
IndonesiahadoutstandingtradereceivablesfromAtlantic
Coppertotaling$146.0millionatDecember31,2004.FCX
madecashcontributionstoAtlanticCoppertotaling$202.0
millionin2004,$10.0millionin2003and$25.0millionin
2002.ThesetransactionshadnoimpactonFCX’sconsoli-
datedfinancialstatements.
FCXowns100percentofFMServicesCompany.FMServices
Companyprovidescertainadministrative,financialandother
servicesonacost-reimbursementbasistoFCXandprovides
similarservicestotwootherpubliccompaniesundermanage-
mentservicesagreementswithfixedfeetermsplusreim-
bursementsforspecialprojectsandout-of-pocketexpenses.
ThecostsbilledtoFCXandPTFreeportIndonesia,which
includerelatedoverhead,totaled$34.6millionin2004,$33.4
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