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Notes To Consolidated Financial Statements
notes฀with฀a฀face฀amount฀of฀$234.0฀million฀were฀tendered฀
for฀$239.0฀millioncash.฀FCX฀recorded฀a฀charge฀of฀$6.6฀million฀
($4.8millionto฀net฀income)฀to฀losses฀on฀early฀extinguish-
ments฀of฀debt.฀In฀July฀2003,฀FCX฀purchased฀an฀additional
$76.0฀million฀faceamountof฀its฀7.20%฀Senior฀Notes฀for฀$77.2฀
million,฀and฀recorded฀a฀charge฀to฀losses฀on฀early฀extinguish-
ment฀of฀debt฀of฀$1.3million($0.9฀million฀to฀net฀income).฀In฀
October฀2003,฀holders฀of฀$68.9฀millionof฀7.20%฀Senior฀Notes฀
elected฀earlyrepayment฀as฀permitted฀under฀their฀terms.At฀
December฀31,฀2004,฀FCX฀hadoutstanding฀$66.5millionof฀its฀
7.50%฀SeniorNotes฀and฀$4.5millionof฀its฀7.20%฀Senior฀Notes.
During฀the฀first฀quarter฀of฀2004,FCX฀completed฀a฀tender
offer฀and฀privately฀negotiated฀transactions฀for฀a฀portion฀of฀its฀
remaining฀8฀1
/4%฀Convertible฀Senior฀Notes฀due฀2006฀resulting
in฀the฀early฀conversion฀of฀$226.1฀millionof฀notes฀into฀15.8฀
millionshares฀of฀FCX฀common฀stock.฀FCX฀recorded฀a฀$10.9
millionchargeto฀losses฀on฀early฀extinguishment฀andconver-
sion฀of฀debt฀in฀the฀first฀quarter฀of฀2004฀in฀connection฀with฀
these฀conversions.The฀$10.9millioncharge฀included฀$6.4฀
millionof฀previously฀accrued฀interest฀costs฀that฀were฀reversed,฀
resulting฀in฀an฀equivalent฀reduction฀to฀interest฀expense.฀In
June฀2004,฀the฀remaining฀$66.5฀million฀of฀notes฀were฀called฀
for฀redemption฀on฀July฀31,฀2004.During฀July,฀all฀of฀these฀
notes฀were฀converted฀into฀4.7฀million฀shares฀of฀FCXs฀common
stock.฀As฀of฀July฀31,฀2004,฀all฀of฀the฀8฀1
/4%฀Convertible฀Notes,
which฀totaled฀$603.8฀million฀at฀issuance฀in฀2001,had฀been฀
converted฀into฀42.2millionshares฀of฀FCX฀commonstock.
Redeemable Preferred Stock.฀Asdiscussedin฀Note1,฀
upon฀adoption฀of฀SFAS฀No.฀150฀on฀July฀1,฀2003,฀manda-
torily฀redeemable฀preferred฀stock฀totaling฀$450.0฀million฀
was฀reclassified฀as฀debt.฀On฀August฀1,฀2003,฀FCX฀redeemed฀
the฀6.0฀million฀depositary฀shares฀representing฀its฀Gold-
Denominated฀PreferredStock฀for$210.5฀million.฀The
mandatory฀redemption฀ofthe฀Gold-DenominatedPreferred฀
Stock฀shares฀reduced฀total฀consolidated฀debt฀by฀$232.6฀
million฀and฀resulted฀in฀a฀hedging฀gain฀to฀revenues฀of฀$22.1฀
million฀in฀2003.
FCX฀has฀outstanding฀4.3฀million฀depositary฀shares฀repre-
senting฀215,279฀shares฀of฀its฀Gold-Denominated฀Preferred฀
Stock,฀Series฀II฀totaling฀$167.4฀million.฀Each฀depositary฀share฀
has฀a฀cumulative฀quarterly฀cash฀dividend฀equal฀to฀the฀value฀
of0.0008125ounceof฀gold฀and฀ismandatorilyredeem-
able฀in฀February฀2006฀for฀the฀cash฀valueof฀0.1฀ounce฀of฀
gold.฀These฀depositary฀shares฀trade฀on฀the฀New฀York฀Stock฀
Exchange฀(NYSE)฀under฀the฀symbol฀“FCX฀PrC.”
FCX฀has฀outstanding฀4.8million฀depositary฀sharesrepre-
senting฀29,750฀shares฀of฀its฀Silver-Denominated฀Preferred฀
Stock฀totaling฀$25.0฀million฀at฀December฀31,฀2004,฀and฀had฀
44,625฀shares฀totaling฀$37.5฀million฀at฀December฀31,฀2003.฀
As฀of฀December฀31,฀2004,฀each฀depositary฀share฀has฀a฀cumu-
lative฀quarterly฀cash฀dividend฀equal฀to฀the฀value฀of฀0.01031฀
ounce฀of฀silver,฀which฀will฀decline฀by฀50฀percent฀after฀the฀
nextscheduled฀redemptionpayment.FCXmade฀sixannual
mandatory฀partial฀redemption฀payments฀on฀the฀underlying฀
Silver-Denominated฀Preferred฀Stock฀through฀August฀2004.฀For฀
each฀of฀the฀partial฀redemptions,฀the฀difference฀between฀FCX’s฀
carrying฀amount฀of฀$12.5฀million฀and฀the฀actual฀redemption฀
payments฀was฀recorded฀in฀revenues฀as฀a฀hedging฀gain฀or฀loss.฀
On฀August฀1,฀2004,฀FCX฀made฀the฀sixth฀of฀eight฀scheduled฀
annual฀redemption฀payments฀on฀its฀Silver-Denominated฀
PreferredStock฀for฀$13.9฀million.฀The฀mandatory฀redemptions฀
resulted฀in฀hedging฀gains฀(losses)฀to฀revenues฀of฀$(1.4)฀
million฀in฀2004,฀$1.7฀million฀in฀2003and฀$0.8฀million฀in฀
2002.฀Two฀annualredemption฀paymentsremain฀andwill
varywith฀the฀price฀of฀silver.฀These฀depositary฀shares฀trade฀
on฀the฀NYSE฀under฀the฀symbol฀“FCX฀PrD.
Maturities and Capitalized Interest.฀Maturities฀
of฀debt฀instruments฀based฀on฀the฀amounts฀and฀terms฀
outstanding฀at฀December฀31,฀2004,฀totaled฀$78.2฀million฀in฀
2005,฀$296.9฀million฀in฀2006,฀$45.9฀million฀in฀2007,฀$49.6฀
million฀in฀2008,฀$47.7฀million฀in฀2009฀and฀$1,433.6฀million฀
thereafter.฀Capitalized฀interest฀totaled฀$2.9฀million฀in฀2004,฀
$3.0฀million฀in฀2003฀and฀$12.2฀million฀in฀2002.
Note 6. Accrued Postretirement Benefits
and Other Liabilites
The฀following฀is฀adetail฀of฀FCX’s฀accrued฀postretirement฀
benefits฀and฀otherliabilities฀(in฀thousands):
2004฀ 2003
Atlantic฀Copper฀contractual฀obligationto฀insurance฀company(Note฀9)฀ $฀ 69,767 $฀ 68,013
Pension฀and฀long-term฀incentive฀compensation฀(Note9)฀ 76,009 ฀ 53,641
Asset฀retirement฀obligations(Note฀10)฀ 22,848 ฀ 26,486
Reserve฀for฀non-income฀taxes฀(Note฀10)฀ 18,910 ฀ 19,000
Other฀long-term฀liabilitiesand฀reserves฀ ฀ 12,694 ฀ 12,697
Total฀accrued฀postretirement฀benefits฀and฀other฀liabilities $฀200,228฀ $฀179,837
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