Final Results - Part 2
DIAGEO PLC
16 September 1999
PART 2
DIAGEO CONSOLIDATED PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT
Year ended 30 June 1999
Before
goodwill Goodwill and
and ex- exceptional
ceptional items
items Total
£ £ £
million million million
Turnover 11,795 - 11,795
Operating costs (9,892) (386) (10,278)
______ ___ ______
Operating profit 1,903 (386) 1,517
Share of associate 188 (8) 180
profits
_____ ___ _____
Trading profit 2,091 (394) 1,697
Disposal of fixed assets - (10) (10)
Sale of businesses - 104 104
Merger expenses - - -
Interest payable (net) (324) - (324)
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Profit before taxation 1,767 (300) 1,467
Taxation (463) 23 (440)
Profit after taxation 1,304 (277) 1,027
Minority interests
Equity (49) - (49)
Non-equity (36) - (36)
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Profit for the period 1,219 (277) 942
Dividends (674) - (674)
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Transferred to reserves 545 (277) 268
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Earnings per share
Basic 34.5p (7.8)p 26.7p
Diluted 34.3p (7.8)p 26.5p
Number of shares 3,533m
(basic)
DIAGEO CONSOLIDATED PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT
18
months
ended
Year ended 30 June 1998 30 June
unaudited) 1998
Before
excep- Excep-
tional tional
items items Total Total
£ £ £ £
million million million million
Turnover 12,029 - 12,029 17,698
Operating costs (10,087) (572) (10,659) (15,530)
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Operating profit 1,942 (572) 1,370 2,168
Share of 210 (15) 195 272
associate profits
_____ ___ _____ _____
Trading profit 2,152 (587) 1,565 2,440
Disposal of - 5 5 (2)
fixed assets
Sale of - 558 558 501
businesses
Merger expenses - (85) (85) (85)
Interest (302) (58) (360) (486)
payable(net)
_____ ___ _____ _____
Profit before 1,850 (167) 1,683 2,368
taxation
Taxation (504) (217) (721) (909)
_____ ___ ___ _____
Profit after 1,346 (384) 962 1,459
taxation
Minority
interests
Equity (47) - (47) (67)
Non-equity (36) - (36) (54)
_____ ___ ___ _____
Profit for the 1,263 (384) 879 1,338
period
Dividends (835) - (835) (1,060)
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Transferred to 428 (384) 44 278
reserves
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Earnings per
share
Basic 33.0p (10.0)p 23.0p 34.5p
Diluted 32.7p (9.9)p 22.8p 34.2p
Number of shares 3,823m 3,880m
(basic)
DIAGEO CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF
TOTAL RECOGNISED GAINS AND LOSSES
Year ended
Year 30 June 18 months
ended 30 1998 ended 30
June 1999 (audited) June 1998
£ £ £
million million million
Profit for the period 837 775 1,174
- group
- associates 105 104 164
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942 879 1,338
Exchange adjustments 78 (150) (161)
Tax relief on exchange 15 10 10
in reserves
_____ ___ _____
Total recognised 1,035 739 1,187
gains and losses
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DIAGEO CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET
30 June 1999 30 June 1999
£ £ £ £
million million million million
Fixed assets
Intangible assets 5,188 4,727
Tangible assets 3,178 3,006
Investments 1,354 1,244
_____ _____
9,720 8,977
Current assets
Stocks 2,202 2,236
Debtors 3,259 3,054
Investments - 484
Cash at bank and 1,097 2,503
in hand
_____ _____
6,558 8,277
_____ _____
Creditors - due
within one year
Borrowings (3,905) (4,724)
Other creditors (3,532) (3,524)
_____ _____
(7,437) (8,248)
Net current (879) 29
(liabilities)
/assets
_____ _____
Total assets 8,841 9,006
less current
liabilities
Creditors - due
after one year
Borrowings (3,395) (2,894)
Other creditors (100) (243)
_____ _____
(3,495) (3,137)
Provisions for (753) (705)
liabilities and
charges
_____ _____
4,593 5,164
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Shareholders funds
Equity share 992 1,034
capital
Non-equity share - 105
capital
___ _____
Called up share 992 1,139
capital
Reserves 3,034 3,490
attributable
to equity
shareholders
_____ _____
4,026 4,629
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Minority interests
Equity 179 169
Non-equity 388 366
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567 535
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4,593 5,164
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DIAGEO CONSOLIDATED CASH FLOW STATEMENT
Year ended
30 June 18 months
Year ended 1998 ended
30 June (unaudited) 30 June
1999 1998
£ £ £
million million million
Net cash inflow from 1,966 1,866 3,069
operating activities
Dividends received from 58 120 162
associates
Interest paid (net) (432) (258) (435)
Dividends paid to equity (34) (24) (41)
minority interests
Taxation (566) (603) (834)
Purchase of tangible (534) (473) (634)
fixed assets
Purchase/sale of own (175) 4 -
shares
Sale of fixed assets 90 103 128
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Free cash flow 373 735 1,415
Purchase of subsidiaries (380) (58) (66)
Sale of subsidiaries and 331 1,186 1,231
businesses
Sale of associates 170 240 240
Equity dividends paid (668) (671) (1,088)
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Cash flow before liquid (174) 1,432 1,732
resources and financing
Management of liquid 2,195 (600) (709)
resources
Issue of share capital 50 109 155
Repurchase of shares (1,211) (2,775) (2,970)
(Decrease)/increase (716) 2,097 2,094
in loans
Other financing inflow - - 75
Increase in cash 144 263 377
in the period
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MOVEMENTS IN NET BORROWINGS
Year ended 18 months
Year ended 30 June ended
30 June 1998 30 June
1999 (unaudited) 1998
£ million £ million £ million
Increase in cash in 144 263 377
the period
Cash flow from change 716 (2,097) (2,094)
in loans
Change in liquid (2,195) 600 709
resources
_____ _____ _____
Change in net (1,335) (1,234) (1,008)
borrowings from cash flows
Exchange adjustments (208) 106 166
Non-cash items (5) 390 383
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Increase in net borrowings (1,548) (738) (459)
Net borrowings at (4,508) (3,770) (4,049)
beginning of the period
_____ _____ _____
Net borrowings at end of the (6,056) (4,508) (4,508)
period
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NOTES
1 Segmental analysis
Year ended
Year ended 30 June 1998
30 June 1999 (unaudited)
Operating Operating
Turnover profit Turnover profit
£ £ £ £
million million million million
Class of business:
Spirits and Wine 4,929 967 5,327 1,070
Packaged Food 3,757 478 3,654 447
Beer 2,234 273 2,176 247
Quick Service 875 185 869 179
Restaurants
Discontinued - - 3 (1)
operations
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11,795 1,903 12,029 1,942
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Geographical area
by destination:
Europe 4,230 594 4,265 533
North America 5,656 936 5,619 938
Asia Pacific 777 131 915 174
Latin America 593 140 696 190
Rest of World 539 102 534 107
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11,795 1,903 12,029 1,942
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30 June 30 June
1999 1999
£ million £ million
Net assets:
Spirits and Wine 4,432 4,560
Packaged Food 3,391 2,927
Beer 882 935
Quick Service 1,226 1,120
Restaurants
_____ _____
9,931 9,542
Investments in 1,113 1,092
associates
Tax, dividends and other (395) (962)
corporate items
Net borrowings (6,056) (4,508)
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4,593 5,164
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Europe 4,003 3,943
North America 5,266 4,887
Asia Pacific 248 243
Latin America 189 204
Rest of World 225 265
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9,931 9,542
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The above analyses of operating profit are before goodwill amortisation and
exceptional items. The geographical analysis is based on the location of the
third party customers.
The weighted average exchange rate used in translation of US dollar profit and
loss accounts was £1 = $1.64 (1998 - £1 = $1.64). The exchange rate used to
translate US dollar assets and liabilities at the balance sheet date was £1 =
$1.58 (1998 - £1 = $1.67).
2..Goodwill and exceptional items
18 months
ended
Year ended 30 June
30 June 1999 1998
£ £ £ £
million million million million
Charged to:
Operating Goodwill (4) -
costs amortisation
Merger (262) (302)
integration
Haagen-Dazs (40) -
plant closure
Foodservice (37) -
integration
Sharesave (43) -
scheme
Agreement with - (250)
LVMH
Employee - (20)
incentive
scheme
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(386) (572)
Associates Share of (8) (15)
reorganisation
costs
Disposal Loss on sales (10) (2)
of fixed
assets
Sale of Interests in 113 (54)
businesses associates
Dewar's and - 668
Bombay brands
Other Spirits 29 (23)
and Wine
brands
Packaged (38) (39)
Food
brands
Other - (51)
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104 501
Merger Transaction - (85)
expenses costs
Charged to Interest - (58)
interest rate
policy change
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(300) (231)
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3 Taxation
The total taxation charge for the year ended 30 June 1999 of £440 million
comprises UK taxation of £14 million, overseas taxation of £354 million and
tax on associates of £72 million.
4 Note of consolidated historical cost profits and losses
There is no material difference between the reported profit shown in the
consolidated profit and loss account and the profit restated on an historical
cost basis.
5 Movements in consolidated shareholders' funds
18 months
Year ended ended
30 June 30 June
1999 1998
£ million £ million
Profit for the period 942 1,338
Dividends (674) (1,060)
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268 278
Exchange adjustments 78 (161)
Tax relief on exchange in 15 10
reserves
New share capital issued 52 608
Provision for share issues 8 -
Repurchase of shares (1,211) (2,970)
Adjustment in respect of - 12
share dividend
Goodwill written off on - (29)
acquisitions
Goodwill on disposals of 187 226
businesses
___ _____
Net movement in shareholders' (603) (2,026)
funds
Shareholders' funds 4,629 6,655
at beginning of the period
_____ _____
Shareholders' funds at end 4,026 4,629
of the period
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6 Net borrowings
30 June 30 June
1999 1998
£ £
million million
Debt due within one year (3,905) (4,724)
and overdrafts
Debt due after one year (3,395) (2,894)
Net obligations under finance (38) (41)
leases
_____ _____
(7,338) (7,659)
Less: Cash at bank and in hand 1,097 2,503
Current asset investments - 484
Interest rate 185 164
and foreign currency swaps
_____ _____
Net borrowings (6,056) (4,508)
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7 Net cash inflow from operating activities
Year Year ended 18 months
ended 30 June ended
30 June 1998 30 June
1999 (unaudited) 1998
£ million £ million £ million
Operating profit 1,517 1,370 2,168
Exceptional operating 382 572 572
costs
_____ _____ _____
Operating profit before 1,899 1,942 2,740
exceptional items
Integration and (301) (250) (307)
restructuring payments
Agreement with LVMH - (250) (250)
Merger transaction costs - (85) (85)
Depreciation and 339 323 484
amortisation charge
Decrease in working 47 187 501
capital
Other items (18) (1) (14)
_____ _____ _____
Net cash inflow from 1,966 1,866 3,069
operating activities
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8 Repurchase of shares
In July 1998, 3 million B shares were redeemed at a cost of £15 million.On
August 1998, the company converted the remaining B shares into 12 million
ordinary shares at a price of 725 pence per share. The company purchased, and
subsequently cancelled, 10.5 million ordinary shares in October 1998 at an
average price of 555 pence per share for an aggregate consideration of £59
million, and 161.5 million ordinary shares in March 1999 at an average price
of 699 pence per share for an aggregate consideration of £1,137 million.
9 Compliance with new accounting standards
The financial statements comply with the following Financial Reporting
Standards issued by the Accounting Standards Board.
FRS 10 - Goodwill and Intangible Assets and FRS 11 - Impairment of Fixed
Assets and Goodwill. FRS 10 requires that purchased goodwill and intangible
assets should be capitalised as assets on the balance sheet. Where goodwill
and intangible assets are regarded as having limited useful economic lives,
they should be amortised over those lives. In other cases, they should not be
amortised but an annual impairment test, under the rules set out in FRS 11, is
required to demonstrate that the current market value of the goodwill or
intangible is not below its carrying value. The standard does not require
reinstatement of goodwill previously eliminated against reserves and Diageo
has not reinstated such goodwill. Diageo's brands are regarded as having
indefinite useful economic lives and are being reviewed for impairment at the
end of each reporting period. Intangible assets capitalised in the year were
goodwill of £281 million and other intangibles of £28 million; amortisation
was £4 million for goodwill and £2 million for other intangibles.
FRS 12 - Provisions, Contingent Liabilities and Contingent Assets. This
standard requires that a provision should only be recognised when there is a
legal or constructive obligation arising from past events, that it is probable
that there will be an outflow of benefits and that the amount can be reliably
estimated. A constructive obligation arises where other parties have a valid
expectation that an action will be carried out because of past practice or
sufficiently detailed public statements. In addition, obligations should not
be recognised unless they exist independently of the entity's future actions.
FRS 12 also mandates that, where material, provisions should be discounted to
net present value and should not be net of any anticipated recoveries or
expected gains on asset sales.
FRS 13 - Derivatives and Other Financial Instruments: Disclosures. This
standard requires narrative and numerical disclosure of all financial
instruments held or issued, in order to provide information about their impact
on the entity's risk profile.
FRS 14 - Earnings per Share. This requires entities to present both basic and
diluted earnings per share with equal prominence on the face of the profit and
loss account and also introduces certain changes to the method by which
earnings per share is calculated.
Compliance with the above new standards has not given rise to any restatement
of figures reported for prior periods.
10 Statutory accounts the financial statements of Diageo plc for the year
ended 30 June 1999 and this preliminary statement were approved by a duly
appointed and authorised committee of the board of directors on 15 September
1999. This statement does not comprise the statutory accounts of the group
but is derived from those accounts.
The statutory accounts of Diageo plc for the 18 months ended 30 June 1998 have
been filed with the registrar of companies. KPMG Audit Plc and
PricewaterhouseCoopers, the previous joint auditors, have reported on those
accounts, and KPMG Audit Plc has reported on the statutory accounts for the
year ended 30 June 1999. Both the audit reports were unqualified and did not
contain any statement under section 237 of the Companies Act 1985.