Final Results Part 3

Konami Co Ltd 16 May 2000 PART 3 6. Market Value of Securities (millions of yen) March 31, 2000 Balance sheet Market Unrealized Amount value gain/loss (1) Current assets Stocks 0 0 0 Subtotal 0 0 0 (2) Fixed assets Stocks 10 3 -7 Subtotal 10 3 -7 Total 11 3 -7 Note: 1. Market value (1) Listed securities ...Principally closing prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. (2) Over-the counter securities ... Trading prices announced by the Japan Securities Dealers Association. 2. Figures in parentheses denote the amount of subsidiaries. 3. Non-marketable securities not listed above. Included in 'Fixed assets' March 31, 2000 Funds and investments in trusts within closed period Y 200 million Unlisted Stocks excluding over-the-counter securities Y 539 million (shares of subsidiaries) (Y 165 million) 7. Contract value, Market value and Unrealized gain(loss) of Derivative Transaction (Millions of yen) March 31, 2000 Unrealized Contract amount Market gain (term over 1 year) value (loss) Unlisted transactions Interest swaps Receive floating/ 1,000 - - pay fixed (-) Total 1,000 - - (-) Note: Above swap transaction was arranged to hedge against interest rate fluctuations on a (floating-rate) long-term loan. The unrealized gain/loss related was immaterial, and had no effect on the Company's Statements of Income. 8. Summary of non-consolidated financial results - FISCAL YEAR 2000 (Year ended March 31, 2000) May 16,2000 KONAMI CO, LIMITED 3-1, Toranomon 4-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan Stock Code Number: 9766 Shares Listed: Tokyo Stock Exchange. Ltd.(First Section) Osaka Securities Exchange, Ltd. (First Section) London Stock Exchange, Ltd. Singapore Exchange, Ltd. (Main Board) Interim dividend payment: Paid For further information, please contact: Noriaki Yamaguchi, Managing Director Phone:03(3578)0573 http://www.konami.com 1. Date of Board Meeting on financial results: May 16,2000 2. Date of Annual Stockholders Meeting: June 23, 2000 3. Fiscal Year 2000 non-consolidated financial results (for the year ended March 31, 2000) (1) Performance (Figures truncated) Net (Year-on- Operating (Year-on Operating (Year-on sales year income year income year change) change) change) (Y millions) % (Y millions) % (Y millions) % Fiscal 2000 130,124 (29.1) 25,613 (80.2) 25,374 (96.4) Fiscal 1999 100,779 (40.0) 14,215 (149.0) 12,918 (133.7) Net (Year-on- Net Net Income- Ordinary Ordinary Income year Income Income equity income to income to Change) per per ratio assets sales Share share ratio ratio (fully diluted) (Y millions) (%) (Y) (Y) (%) (%) (%) Fiscal 2000 16,236 (224.3) 290.26 288.63 26.4 22.6 19.5 Fiscal 1999 5,006 (0.1) 141.15 132.99 10.3 13.7 12.8 Notes: 1. Average number of shares outstanding Fiscal Year 2000 55,937,977 shares Fiscal Year 1999 35,466,584 shares 2. Changes in accounting policy Refer to Summary of Significant Policies (2) Dividends Cash dividends per share Total Payout Ratio of Total Interim Fiscal year-end Dividend ratio cash Payout dividends to share- holders equity (Y) (Y) (Y) (Y millions) % % Fiscal 2000 97.00 45.00 52.00 5,510 33.9 7.7 Fiscal 1999 43.00 15.00 28.00 1,536 30.7 3.0 Note: There was no commemorative or special dividend included in Fiscal 2000. (3) Financial position Total assets Total share- Equity-assets Total share- holders' ratio holders' equity equity per share (Y millions) (Y millions) % (Y) Fiscal 2000 120,859 71,154 58.9 1,251.21 Fiscal 1999 103,527 51,705 49.9 1,433.51 Note: 1. Number of shares outstanding Fiscal Year 2000 56,868,783 shares Fiscal Year 1999 36,069,374 shares (Par-value stock: 100-share units) (4) Fiscal Year 2001 forecast (Year ending March 31, 2001) Cash dividends per share Net sales Ordinary Net income Interim Year-end income (Ymillions) (Ymillions) (Ymillions) (Y) (Y) Fiscal 2001 (Six months ending September 30, 2000) 60,000 8,000 4,500 15.00 - - Fiscal 2001 (Year ending March 31,2001 124,000 17,000 9,500 - 20.00 35.00 Notes: 1. Full-year net income per share forecast for fiscal Year 2001 is Y83.53. 2. Fluctuations may occur in dividends per share, because the Company's objective for cash dividends per share is set at 30% of consolidated net income. 3. A 2-for-1 stock split, resolved by the Board of Directors on February 8, 2000, will be implemented on May 19, 2000, on the total number of shares issued as of March 31, 2000. Thus, the number of shares outstanding for the fiscal 2001 forecast is 113,737,566 shares. 3. These estimates are forward-looking statements based on a number of assumptions and beliefs in light of the information currently available to management and subject to significant risks and uncertainties. Actual financial results may differ materially depending on a number of factors including, without limitation: general economic conditions in world markets; exchange rates between the yen and other currencies in which Konami makes significant sales or in which Konami's assets and liabilities are denominated, and Konami's ability to continue to win acceptance of its products, which are offered in highly competitive markets characterized by continual new product introductions. 9. Non-consolidated Financial Statements (1) Non-consolidated Balance Sheets (Millions of yen) March 31,2000 March 31,1999 Year-on-year Share of Share of Change total total assets assets ASSETS: (%) (%) Current assets Y 94,522 78.2 Y 70,661 68.3 Y 23,861 Cash and cash equivalents 48,578 19,530 29,048 Trade notes receivable 3 786 -783 Trade accounts receivable 25,723 28,465 -2,741 Marketable securities 0 1,463 -1,462 Treasury Stock 1 6 -5 Finished products 2,187 2,048 138 Raw materials and supplies 789 686 103 Work in process 1,808 3,265 -1,456 Advances 1,850 l,324 525 Prepaid expenses 1,007 575 432 Short-term loans 10,796 12,242 -1,446 Current portion of long-term loans 106 120 -14 Deferred taxes 1,438 - 1,438 Other 416 420 -3 Allowance for doubtful receivables -186 -274 -87 Fixed Assets 26,337 21.8 32,866 31.7 -6,529 Tangible fixed assets 10,216 8.5 19,142 18.5 -8,925 Buildings 5,427 9,481 -4,054 Structures 154 370 -215 Machinery 9 4 4 Transportation equipment 31 21 10 Tools and fixtures 1,105 1,227 -122 Land 3,488 7,959 -4,470 Construction in progress - 76 -76 Intangible fixed assets 1,199 1.0 36 0.0 1,163 In-house software 1,170 - 1,170 Telephone line rights 20 20 0 Other 8 16 -7 Investments and other assets 14,920 12.3 13,687 13.2 1,233 Investment securities 240 - 240 Shares of subsidiaries 11,846 9,963 1,883 Treasury stock 30 338 -307 Long-term loans 55 166 -111 Long-term prepaid expenses 4 979 -974 Lease deposits 1,998 1,991 7 Deferred taxes 499 - 499 Other 245 249 -4 Allowance for doubtful receivables -0 -1 1 Total assets Y 120,859 100.0 Y 103,527 100.0 Y 17,332 (Millions of yen) March 31,2000 March 31,1999 Year-on-year Share of Share of Change total total liabilities liabilities and share- and share- holders' holders' equity equity LIABILITIES: (%) (%) Current liabilities Y 36,740 30.4 Y 33,326 32.2 Y 3,414 Trade notes payable 11,403 8,296 3,106 Trade accounts payable 6,881 6,350 531 Short-term debt 796 542 253 Current portion of straight corporate bonds - 400 -400 Current portion of convertible bonds - 5,367 -5,367 Current portion of long- term debt 1,000 - 1,000 Accounts payable - other 3,722 3,789 -67 Income taxes payable 9,751 6,775 2,976 Accrued expenses 2,430 1,110 1,320 Allowance for bonuses 519 512 7 Plant and equipment notes payable 88 50 38 Stock purchase warrants - 13 -13 Other 148 119 29 Long-term liabilities 12,964 10.7 18,494 17.9 -5,530 Straight corporate bonds 10,000 15,000 -5,000 Long-term debt - 1,000 -1,000 Liability for directors' retirement benefits 1,486 1,020 465 Allowance for loss incurred by a subsidiary 1,430 1,430 - Long-term deposits 47 44 3 Total liabilities 49,704 41.1 51,821 50.1 -2,116 SHAREHOLDERS' EQUITY: Common stock 15,793 13.1 13,014 12.6 2,778 Legal reserve 16,678 13.8 13,515 13.0 3,163 Additional paid-in capital 15,516 12,726 2,790 Legal reserve 1,162 788 373 Retained earnings 38,682 32.0 25,175 24.3 13,506 General reserve 22,803 18.9 19,878 19.2 2,925 Reserve for fixed asset reduction 225 400 -174 Other general reserve 22,578 19,478 3,100 Unappropriated profits 15,878 13.1 5,297 5.1 10,581 (Net income) (16,236) (5,006) 11,230 Total shareholders' equity 71,154 58.9 51,705 49.9 19,449 Total liabilities and shareholders' equity Y120,859 100.0 Y103,527 100.0 Y17,332 (2)Non-consolidated Statements of Income (Millions of yen) Year ended Year ended Year-on-year 31 March,2000 31 March,1999 Change Share of Share of Net sales Net sales (%) (%) 1 Net sales Y 130,124 100.0 Y 100,779 100.0 Y 29,344 Cost of sales 87,719 67.4 71,234 70.7 16,485 II Gross profit 42,404 32.6 29,544 29.3 12,859 Selling, general and administrative expenses 16,790 12.9 15,329 15.2 1,461 III Operating income 25,613 19.7 14,215 14.1 11,398 IV Non-operating income 1,372 1.1 469 0.5 903 Interest income 175 95 79 Dividend income 87 163 -75 Gain on sale of marketable securities 634 - 634 Gain on sale of Treasury Stocks 213 - 213 Rents income 114 134 -19 Other 146 76 70 V Non-operating expenses 1,610 1.2 1,765 1.8 -154 Interest expense 100 89 11 Bond interest expense 384 327 56 Devaluation of marketable securities - 218 -218 Bond issuance expense - 91 -91 Foreign exchange losses - net 615 927 -311 Loss on retirement of Corporate Bond 100 - 100 Other 408 110 298 Ordinary income 25,374 19.5 12,918 12.8 12,456 VI Extraordinary income 8,769 6.7 500 0.5 8,268 Gain on sale of fixed assets 56 2 53 Gain on transfer of intellectual property rights 831 498 333 Gain on sale of part of subsidiaries' shares 7,793 - 7,793 Gain on return of allowance for doubtful receivables 88 - 88 VII Extraordinary losses 4,861 3.7 1,410 1.4 3,451 Loss on sale or disposal of fixed assets 4,759 633 4,125 Loss on disposal of inventory - 776 -776 Loss on sale of part of subsidiaries' shares 101 - 101 Income before income taxes 29,282 22.5 12,009 11.9 17,273 Income, local and enterprise taxes 13,609 10.4 7,003 6.9 6,606 Income tax adjustments -564 -0.4 - - -564 Net income 16,236 12.5 5,006 5.0 11,230 Unappropriated profit at beginning of year 914 873 41 Differed tax adjustments 1,373 - 1,373 Reversal of reserve for fixed asset reduction following adoption of deferred taxation 163 - 163 Interim cash dividends 2,553 529 2,024 Transfer to legal reserve interim cash dividends 255 52 202 Unappropriated profit at end of year Y 15,878 Y 5,297 Y 10,581 (3) Appropriation of Retained Earnings (Millions of yen) Year ended Year ended March 31, 2000 March 31, 1999 Unappropriated profit at end of year Y 15,878 Y 5,297 Reversal of reserve for fixed asset reduction 6 11 Total 15,885 5,308 To be appropriated as follows. Transfer to legal reserve 312 117 Cash dividends 2,956 1,006 (52.0 yen per share) (28.0 yen per share) Directors bonuses 170 170 General reserve 10,446 3,100 Unappropriated profit for next year Y 2,000 Y 914 Note: 1. On December 10, 1998, interim cash dividends amounting to Y529 million (Y15.0 per share) were paid. Y52 million were transferred to legal reserve. 2. On December 11, 1999, interim cash dividends amounting to Y2,553 million (Y45.0 per share) were paid. Y255 million were transferred to legal reserve. 3. Reversal of reserve for fixed asset reduction is subject to a special tax clause. 1. Methods and standards for evaluation of securities Securities listed on stock exchanges ... Lower of cost or market, based on moving average method. (The method of adding back the credited reserve amount in full to the income in the period.) 2. Evaluation of inventories (1) Finished products, raw materials and work in process ... At cost, based on the moving average method. (2) Work in process of goods under production ... At cost,based on the specific identification method. 3. Depreciation of fixed assets (1) Tangible fixed assets ... Declining balance method, based on Corporation Tax Law (2) Intangible assets ... Straight-line method, based on Corporation Tax Law Straight-line method, based on durable periods (5 years) for In-house software (3) Long-term prepaid expenses ... Straight-line method 4. Deferred assets (1) Research and development expenses ... Charged to total income as incurred (2) Stock issue expenses ... Charged to total income as incurred 5. Reserves (1) Reserve for bad debt ... As contingency for possible losses due to default on payment of receivables, a certain amount for estimated bad debt is set aside according to the Corporation Tax Law (legal transfer ratio) or by independent judgement. (2) Reserve for bonuses ... To provide for bonuses paid to employees, a certain amount is set aside as part of estimated bonus payments for the following term. (3) Reserve for directors' retirement benefits ... The liability for retirement benefits represents accrued benefits for directors and corporate auditors of the Company and is provided for at such amounts as would be required if all such individuals retired at each balance sheet date. (4) Allowance for loss incurred by a subsidiary ... The Company provides a provision for loss incurred by a subsidiary at amounts determined after consideration of the financial position of the subsidiary. 6. Lease transactions Finance lease transactions other than those in which official ownership of leased equipment is transferred to the lessee are based on accounting methods for operating lease transactions. 7. Consumption tax In principle, consumption tax withheld by the Company on the sale of goods and services is excluded from the 'net sale' amount in the accompanying statements. In addition, consumption taxes borne by the Company on expenses and the purchase of goods and services are excluded from these figures. Additional information 1. Effected April 1, 1999, the new accounting standards, 'Accounting for In-house software' was introduced. Under the new standards, In-house software, which was previously included in 'Long-term prepaid expenses', is reclassified in 'In-house software' under Intangible fixed assets from the year under review. Such In-house software' is depreciated under straight-line method over 5 years. 2. Effected by the change of Accounting Policies and Regulations, Konami has adopted the Tax allocation from the year under review. In line with this change, 'Deferred taxes assets' were Y1,937 million (Y1,438 million under Current assets and Y499 million under Investments and other assets), and 'Net income' and 'Unappropriated profits' were Y564 million and Y2,101 million higher, respectively, than would have been the case under accounting methods used previously. Notes to balance sheets (1) Accumulated depreciation of tangible assets (Millions of yen) March 31,2000 March 31,1999 5,760 7,442 (2) Major Assets and liabilities to subsidiaries (Millions of yen) March 31,2000 March 31,1999 Accounts receivable 9,444 10,232 Advances 1,119 1,040 Accounts payable 831 1,917 Accrued expenses 566 1,430 (Millions of yen) March 31,2000 March 31,1999 7,519 9,212 (4) Major Assets and liabilities in foreign currencies (Thousands of foreign currency; figures in parentheses denote Millions of yen) March 31,2000 March 31,1999 Accounts receivable Australia dollar 6,792 11,145 (441) (843) Euro 4,289 17,827 (438) (2,304) U.S. Dollar 2,915 21,008 (309) (2,532) Short-term loans U.S. Dollar 7,500 4,500 (796) (542) Current portion of Long-term U.S. Dollar 1,000 1,000 Loans (106) (120) Shares of subsidiaries U.S. Dollar 42,700 18,700 (4,640) (2,055) Dutch Guilder 1,000 1,000 (1,250) (1,250) Singapore Dollar 1,500 1,500 (121) (121) Accounts payable U.S. Dollar 1,546 4,544 (171) (547) U.K. Pound - 739 (-) (143) Short-term debt U.S. Dollar 7,500 4,500 (796) (542) Accounts payable-other U.S. Dollar 1,150 - (167) (-) Accrued expenses U.S. Dollar - 1,214 (-) (146) March 31,2000 March 31, 1999 (5) Authorized shares 129,700,000 shares 129,700,000 shares Numbers of shares issued 56,868,783 shares 36,069,374 shares Treasure stock Listed under current assets 162 shares 1,314 shares Y 1 million Y 6 million Listed under fixed assets 15,000 shares 110,000 shares Y30 million Y338 million Stocks issued during fiscal 2000 are classified as follows: Number of Item Type shares issued Issued as result of stock split Common stock 18,034,687 shares implemented on May 20,1999 Issued as result of Common stock 2,671,059 shares conversion of convertible bonds into common stock Issued due to exercise Common stock 93,663 shares of new-share warrants Notes to statements of income (1) Major transactions to subsidiaries March 31, 2000 March 31, 1999 Net sales 31,636 22,624 Interest income 156 51 Dividend income 75 142 Accounting for leases Finance leases transactions other than those in which official ownership of leased equipment is transferred to the lessee. (1) Acquisition cost equivalent, accumulated depreciation equivalent, and year-end balance equivalent (Millions of yen) March 31,2000 March 31,1999 Acqui- Accumu- Balance Acqui Accumu- Balance sition lated equiva- sition lated equiva- Cost deprec- lent cost deprec- lent Equiva- iation equiva- iation lent equivalent lent equivalent Tools and fixtures 518 184 334 216 80 136 Total 518 184 334 216 80 136 (2) Obligation under finance lease at year-end, disbursement lease amount, and depreciation equivalent (Millions of yen) March 31,2000 March 31,1999 Obligation under finance leases at year-end Due within 1 year 157 61 Due after 1 year 176 74 Total 334 136 Disbursement lease amount 118 91 Depreciation equivalent 118 91 Notes: 1. Since the total value of unexpired leases at year-end occupies only a small share of the year-end value of tangible fixed assets, acquisition cost and total value of unexpired leases at year-end are calculated inclusive of interest 2. Method of calculating depreciation expenses: Calculated according to the straight-line method, whereby the lease period is computed as useful life and the remaining payment amount is computed as zero. Tax allocation The significant components of the deferred tax assets and liabilities at March 31, 2000 were as follows: (millions of yen) Fiscal 2000 Deferred tax assets Accrued enterprises taxes 901 Allowance for losses incurred by subsidiaries 625 Allowance for directors' retirement benefits 624 Accrued expenses 465 Allowance for bonuses 90 Other 35 Total 2,740 Loss - Valuation allowance (625) Total deferred tax assets 2,115 Deferred tax liabilities Reversal of reserve for fixed asset reduction following adoption of deferred taxation -158 Other -20 Total deferred tax liabilities -178 Deferred tax assets - net 1,937 Market Value of Securities (millions of yen) March 31,2000 March 31,1999 Balance Market Unrealized Balance Market Unrealized Sheet value gain/loss sheet value gain/loss Amount amount (l) Current assets Stocks 1 1 0 1,469 1,625 155 Subtotal 1 1 0 1,469 1 625 155 (2) Fixed assets Stocks 361 42,447 42,085 338 481 143 (331)(42,237) (41,905) Subtotal 361 42,447 42,085 338 481 143 (331)(42,237) (41,905) Total 363 42,448 42,085 1,807 2,107 299 (331)(42,237) (41,905) Notes: 1. Market value (1) Listed securities ... Principally closing prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. (2) Over-the-counter securities ... Trading prices Announced by the Japan Securities Dealers Association 2. Figures for 'Stocks' listed under 'Current assets in the above table include Treasury stock, Related - Unrealized gain/loss March 31,2000 March 31,1999 Listed under current assets Y 0 million Y -0 million Listed under fixed assets Y 179 million Y 143 million 3. Figures in parentheses denote the amount of subsidiaires. 4. Securities not listed above March 31,2000 March 31,1999 Included in 'Fixed assets' Y 11,755 million Y 9,963 million (Unlisted Stocks excluding (Y 11,515 million) (Y 9,963 million) over-the-counter securities) Contract value, Market value and Unrealized gain(loss) of Derivative Transaction (millions of yen) March 31,2000 March 31,1999 Contract Market Unreal- Contract Market Unreal- Amount value ized Amount value ized (term gain (term gain over 1 (loss) over 1 (loss) year) year) Unlisted transactions Interest Swaps Receive floating/ 1,000 - - 1,000 - - pay fixed (-) (1,000) Total 1,000 - - 1,000 - - (-) (1,000) Note: Above swap transaction was arranged to hedge against interest rate fluctuations on a (floating-rate) long-term loan. The unrealized gain/loss related was immaterial, and had no effect on the Company's Statements of Income. 10. Changes in Board of Directors (As from June 23, 2000) 1. Changes in Representative Directors No changes. 2. Changes in other Directors (1) New Directors Director Hidetoshi Inatomi (Current title: Senior Corporate Officer) Director Takuya Iwasaki (Previous title: President, Nikko Securities Co.Ltd) (Current title: Advisor, Nikko Securities Co.Ltd) Director Satoshi Akagi (Previous title: Deputy Super Intendent of Education, Education Committee in Hyogo Prefecture (Current title: Director, Kozuki Foundation for Information Technology Education) Director Haruhiko Yoshida (Previous title: General Manager of Account Management Division 4, DENTSU INC.) (Current title: General Manager of Sales Division, Delphys Inc.) (2) Retiring Directors Director Yukio Goto Director Yoshinobu Tazaki Director Kiyoshi Miyauchi 3. Changes in Corporate Auditors (1) New Corporate Auditors Standing Corporate Auditor* Tetsuro Yamamoto (Current title: Director, The Bank of Tokyo- Mitsubishi Ltd) Corporate Auditor* Minoru Nagaoka (Previous title: Administrative Vice Minister, Ministry of Finance Chairman of the Board, Tokyo Stock Exchange, Ltd. Member of National Public Safety Commission) Corporate Auditor* Masataka Imaizumi (Previous title: Super Intendent-General of the Metropolitan Police) (Current title: Chairman of the Board, Japan Traffic Safety Association) (2) Retiring Corporate Auditors Corporate Auditor* Shosuke Kawasaki Corporate Auditor* Shiegeo Ishii Corporate Auditor* Mutsuko Yoshioka Note: The Corporate Auditors with an asterisk(*) mark are external auditors required by Japanese Commercial Code's Special Law Article 18 Section 1.
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