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Heineken N.V.

Heineken N.V.

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Publicatie datum 22 aug 2012 - 07:14
Statutaire naam Heineken N.V.
Titel Heineken N.V. delivers solid revenue growth in the first half of 2012
Bericht Amsterdam, 22 August 2012 - Heineken N.V. ("HEINEKEN") today announced: * Revenue rose 4.5% organically, driven by higher total consolidated volumes of 1.6% and revenue per hectolitre growth of 2.9%. Group beer volume rose 3.3% with increases in four out of five regions; * Heineken® volume grew by 6%, once again outperforming the international premium segment and the overall beer market; * EBIT (beia) increased 0.5% reflecting a positive contribution from acquisitions and a favourable currency impact. On an organic basis, EBIT (beia) decreased 5.5%, primarily due to planned capability building investments and higher input costs; * Net profit (beia) increased 1.6% and declined 4% on an organic basis. Reported net profit increased 30% to €783 million, including a post-tax book gain of €131 million for the sale of a minority stake in a brewery in the Dominican Republic; * Diluted EPS (beia) grew 4.3% reflecting higher net profit (beia) and a lower weighted average diluted number of shares following completion of the ASDI share repurchase programme in October 2011; * Total Cost Management (TCM2) programme delivered pre-tax savings of €85 million in the first half of 2012; * Targeted FEMSA cost synergies of €150 million achieved earlier than planned; * Free operating cash flow of €345 million was below the prior year period, primarily reflecting higher planned capital investments and investment in working capital due to business growth; * Interim dividend of €0.33 per share, an increase of 10% versus last year; and * On 17 August 2012, HEINEKEN announced that it agreed a final offer and signed definitive agreements with Fraser & Neave (F&N) to acquire its entire effective interest in Asia Pacific Breweries Limited (APB) and the non-APB assets held by Asia Pacific Investment Pte Ltd (APIPL) for a total consideration of S$5.6 billion.