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millionin2003and$31.1millionin2002.Managementbelieves
thesecostsdonotdiffermateriallyfromthecoststhatwould
havebeenincurredhadtherelevantpersonnelprovidingthese
servicesbeenemployeddirectlybyFCX.TheamountsFMServices
Companybilledtothetwootherpubliccompaniestotaled$4.3
millionduring2004,$3.6millionduring2003and$2.6million
during2002.Long-termreceivablesfromoneofthosecompanies
totaled$3.2millionatDecember31,2004,andrelatetocertain
FMServicesCompanylong-termemployeebenefitobligations.
InJuly2003,FCXacquiredthe85.7percentownership
interestinPuncakjayaPowerownedbyaffiliatesofDuke
EnergyCorporationfor$78millioncash.PuncakjayaPower
istheownerofassetssupplyingpowertoPTFreeport
Indonesia’soperations,includingthe3x65megawattcoal-fired
powerfacilities.PTFreeportIndonesiapurchasespowerfrom
PuncakjayaPowerunderinfrastructureassetfinancingarrange-
ments.AtDecember31,2004,PTFreeportIndonesiahad
infrastructureassetfinancingobligationstoPuncakjayaPower
totaling$258.7millionandPuncakjayaPowerhadareceiv-
ablefromPTFreeportIndonesiafor$340.1million,including
RioTinto’sshare.Asaresultofthistransaction,FCXisnow
consolidatingPuncakjayaPowerandFCX’sconsolidatedbalance
sheetnolongerreflectsPTFreeportIndonesia’sobligationto
PuncakjayaPowerorPuncakjayaPower’sreceivablefromPT
FreeportIndonesia,butinsteadreflectsthe$187.0million
ofoutstandingPuncakjayaPowerbankdebtatDecember31,
2004,anda$73.5millionreceivable($11.5millioninother
accountsreceivableand$62.0millioninlong-termassets)for
RioTinto’sshareofPuncakjayaPower’sreceivableasprovided
forinFCX’sjointventureagreementwithRioTinto.
Joint Ventures With Rio Tinto.InMarch2004,FCX
purchasedRioTinto’s23.9millionsharesofFCXcommon
stockfor$881.9million(approximately$36.85pershare)
withaportionoftheproceedsfromthesaleofthe51/2%
ConvertiblePerpetualPreferredStock(seeNote7).RioTinto
acquiredthesesharesfromFCX’sformerparentcompanyin
1995inconnectionwiththespinoffofFCXasanindepen-
dentcompany.FCXandRioTintohaveestablishedcertain
unincorporatedjointventureswhicharenotimpactedby
FCX’spurchaseofitssharesfromRioTintodiscussedabove.
Underthejointventurearrangements,RioTintohasa40
percentinterestinPTFreeportIndonesia’sContractofWork
andEasternMinerals’ContractofWork,andtheoptionto
participatein40percentofanyotherfutureexploration
projectsinPapua.Underthearrangements,RioTintofunded
$100millionin1996forapprovedexplorationcostsinthe
areascoveredbythePTFreeportIndonesiaandEastern
MineralsContractsofWork.Agreed-uponexplorationcosts
inthejointventureareasaregenerallyshared60percentby
FCXand40percentbyRioTinto.
Pursuanttothejointventureagreement,RioTintohasa40
percentinterestincertainassetsandfutureproductionexceeding
specifiedannualamountsofcopper,goldandsilverthrough
2021inBlockAofPTFreeportIndonesia’sContractofWork,and,
after2021,a40percentinterestinallproductionfromBlock
A.Operating,nonexpansioncapitalandadministrativecostsare
sharedproportionatelybetweenPTFreeportIndonesiaandRio
Tintobasedontheratioof(a)theincrementalrevenuesfrom
productionfromPTFreeportIndonesia’smostrecentexpansion
completedin1998to(b)totalrevenuesfromproductionfrom
BlockA,includingproductionfromPTFreeportIndonesia’sprevi-
ouslyexistingreserves.PTFreeportIndonesiawillcontinueto
receive100percentofthecashflowfromspecifiedannual
amountsofcopper,goldandsilverthrough2021calculatedby
referencetoitsprovenandprobablereservesasofDecember31,
1994,and60percentofallremainingcashflow.Theagreement
providesforadjustmentstothespecifiedannualamountsof
copper,goldandsilverattributable100percenttoPTFreeport
Indonesiaupontheoccurrenceofcertaineventswhichcausean
extendedinterruptioninproductiontooccur,includingevents
suchasthefourth-quarter2003Grasbergopen-pitslippageand
debrisflow.AsaresultoftheGrasbergslippageanddebrisflow
events,the2004specifiedamountsattributable100percentto
PTFreeportIndonesiawerereducedby178millionpoundsfor
copperand280,000ouncesforgold.Thesereductionswereoffset
byincreasesinthespecifiedamountsattributabletoPTFreeport
Indonesiatotaling111millionpoundsforcopperand175,000
ouncesforgoldin2005,and67millionpoundsforcopperand
105,000ouncesforgoldin2021.
Note 3. Inventories
Thecomponentsofinventoriesfollow(inthousands):
Theaveragecostmethodwasusedtodeterminethecostof
essentiallyallmaterialsandsuppliesinventory.Materialsand
suppliesinventoryisnetofobsolescencereservestotaling
$17.1millionatDecember31,2004,and$17.6millionat
December31,2003.
December31, 2004 2003
PTFreeportIndonesia:Concentrates–Averagecost $ 11,830 $ 2,643
AtlanticCopper: Concentrates–FIFO 148,246 81,668
Workinprocess–FIFO 86,710 76,689
Finishedgoods–FIFO 6,479 9,925
Totalproductinventories 253,265 170,925
Totalmaterialsandsupplies,net 213,447 226,102
Totalinventories $466,712 $397,027
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