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sentinganincreaseof$255million,or10%asreported,oranincreaseof
7%excludingthefavorableimpactofexchange.Theincreaseinsaleswas
comprisedof:(1)anincreasefromfavorableexchangeofapproximately
3.5percentagepoints,(2)theacquisitionofPracticeWorks,Inc.inOctober
2003,whichaccountedforapproximately5.4percentagepointsofthe
salesincreaseand(3)anincreaseinvolumeofapproximately4.1percent-
agepoints,drivenprimarilybyvolumeincreasesindigitalproducts.These
increaseswerepartiallyoffsetbydeclinesinprice/mixofapproximately
3.1percentagepoints,whichwererelatedtobothdigitalandtraditional
products.
NetsalesintheU.S.were$1,114millionforthecurrentyearas
comparedwith$1,061fortheprioryear,representinganincreaseof$53
million,or5%.NetsalesoutsidetheU.S.were$1,572millionfor2004as
comparedwith$1,370millionfor2003,representinganincreaseof$202
million,or15%asreported,oranincreaseof8%excludingthefavorable
impactofexchange.
DigitalStrategicProductGroups’RevenuesHealthsegmentdigital
sales,whichincludelaserprinters(DryViewimagersandwetlaserprint-
ers),digitalmedia(DryViewandwetlasermedia),digitalcaptureequip-
ment(computedradiographycaptureequipmentanddigitalradiography
equipment),services,dentalpracticemanagementsoftwareandPicture
ArchivingandCommunicationsSystems(PACS),were$1,719forthecur-
rentyearcomparedwith$1,438millionfor2003,representinganincrease
of$281million,or20%.Theincreaseindigitalproductsaleswasprimarily
attributabletothePracticeWorksacquisitionandhighervolumesofdigital
captureequipment,digitalmediaandservices.
TraditionalStrategicProductGroups’RevenuesHealthsegment
traditionalproductsales,includinganalogfilm,equipment,chemistryand
services,were$967millionforthecurrentyearascomparedwith$993
millionfor2003,representingadecreaseof$26millionor3%,withthe
decreasemainlyattributabletodecreasesinvolumeandnegativeprice/mix
fromanalogmedicalfilm,partiallyoffsetbyfavorableexchange.
GrossProfitGrossprofitfortheHealthsegmentwas$1,129millionfor
2004ascomparedwith$1,045millionfor2003,representinganincrease
of$84million,or8%.Thegrossprofitmarginwas42.0%in2004as
comparedwith43.0%in2003.Thedecreaseinthegrossprofitmargin
of1.0percentagepointswasprimarilyattributableto:(1)price/mixwhich
negativelyimpactedgrossprofitmarginsby2.0percentagepointsdueto
digitalmedia,digitalcaptureequipmentandanalogmedicalfilmand(2)
anincreaseinmanufacturingcost,whichdecreasedgrossprofitmargins
by0.9percentagepointsprimarilyduetoincreasesinsilverpricesand
petroleum-basedmaterialsduringthecurrentyear.Thesedecreaseswere
partiallyoffsetbyincreasesattributabletofavorableexchange,which
contributedapproximately0.8percentagepointstothegrossprofitmargin,
andtheacquisitionofPracticeWorksinthefourthquarterof2003,which
increasedgrossprofitmarginsbyapproximately1.1percentagepointsfor
thecurrentyear.
Selling,GeneralandAdministrativeExpensesSG&Aexpensesfor
theHealthsegmentincreased$95million,or24%,from$391million
for2003to$486millionfor2004.AlthoughthedollarincreaseinSG&A
expenseswassignificant,theincreaseasapercentofsaleswasonly2.0
percentagepointsfrom16%in2003to18%in2004.Theincreasein
SG&AexpensesisprimarilyduetotheacquisitionofPracticeWorks,which
accountedfor$65millionoftheincreaseinSG&Aexpensesin2004,
increasedspendingongrowthinitiativesandtheunfavorableimpactof
exchange,whichaccountedfor$12millionoftheincrease.
ResearchandDevelopmentCostsR&DcostsfortheHealthsegment
increased$30million,or17%,from$178millionin2003to$208million
in2004,andincreasedasapercentageofsalesfrom7%in2003to8%in
2004.Theincreaseisprimarilyattributabletoincreasedspendingtodrive
growthinselectedareasoftheproductportfolio.
Earnings(Losses)FromContinuingOperationsBeforeInterest,
OtherIncome(Charges),NetandIncomeTaxesEarningsfrom
continuingoperationsbeforeinterest,otherincome(charges),netand
incometaxesfortheHealthsegmentdecreased$41million,or9%,from
$476millionfor2003to$435millionfor2004dueprimarilytothereasons
describedabove.
CommercialImaging
OnFebruary9,2004KodakannounceditsintentiontoselltheRemote
SensingSystems(RSS)operationtoITTIndustriesfor$725millionincash.
Thistransactionclosedduringthethirdquarterof2004.TheRSSbusiness
waspartofKodak’scommercialandgovernmentsystemsoperation.The
CommercialImagingsegmentresultsfor2004and2003excludethe
financialperformanceofKodak’sRSSbusiness,whichisaccountedforin
discontinuedoperations.Certainoverheadcoststhatwerepreviouslyal-
locatedtotheRSSbusinessthatwerenoteliminatedasaresultofthesale
arestillbeingreportedwithintheCommercialImagingsegmentupthrough
thecompletionofthedivestiture,astheCommercialImagingsegment
managedtheRSSbusinessuntilthecompletionofthedivestiture.Subse-
quentoverheadcostshavebeenallocatedtoalloftheexistingsegments.
WorldwideRevenuesNetworldwidesalesfortheCommercialImag-
ingsegmentwere$803millionfor2004ascomparedwith$791million
for2003,representinganincreaseof$12million,or2%asreported,ora
decreaseof3%excludingthefavorableimpactofexchange.Theincrease
innetsaleswasprimarilycomprisedofanincreaseofapproximately4.7
percentagepointsduetofavorableexchange,whichwaspartiallyoffsetby
declinesduetovolumeofapproximately3.1percentagepoints,primarily
drivenbydeclinesinthemicrographicsequipmentandmediaSPG.
NetsalesintheU.S.were$318millionfor2004ascomparedwith
$334millionfor2003,representingadecreaseof$16million,or5%.Net
salesoutsidetheU.S.were$485millioninthecurrentyearascompared
with$457millionintheprioryear,representinganincreaseof$28million,
or6%,oradecreaseof2%excludingthefavorableimpactofexchange.
DigitalandTraditionalStrategicProductGroups’RevenuesCom-
mercialImagingsegmentdigitalproductsaleswere$384millionforthe
currentyearascomparedwith$367millionfor2003,representingan
increaseof$17million,or5%.Segmenttraditionalproductsaleswere
$419millionforthecurrentyearascomparedwith$424millionfor2003,
representingadecreaseof$5million,or1%.Theprimarydriverwasan