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exchangeincreased8%,wellabovetheCompany’starget.Organic
sales,whichexcludetheeffectsofacquisitions,divestituresandforeign
exchange,alsoincreased8%.
In 2 0 0 4 , unit vo lume incre a s e d 17% , wit h a l l GBUs and
geographic regions achieving unit volume growth. Excluding
theimpactofacquisitionsanddivestitures,primarilyWella,unitvolume
fortheCompanyincreased10%.Netsaleswere$51.41billionin2004,
an increase of19%comparedto 2003.Organic salesincreased
8%,wellabovetheCompany’starget.Netsalesincreasedbehind
volumegrowth,includingtheadditionofWella,andapositiveforeign
exchangeimpactof4%dueprimarilytothestrengtheningoftheEuro,
BritishpoundandCanadiandollar.Productmixreducedsalesgrowthby1%,
reflectinghighergrowthindevelopingmarkets,includingGreaterChina
andLatinAmerica,whichgenerallyhaveanaverageunitsalesprice
lowerthantheCompanyaverage.Pricingadjustmentsreducedsales
growthby1%aswesharpenedFamilyCareandCoffeecategorypricing
toremaincompetitiveonshelfandreducedpricestoimproveconsumer
valueandstimulategrowthinselectedproductcategories,including
FabricCareandFeminineCare.
OperatingCosts
Gross margin in 2005 was 51.0%, a decrease of 20 basis
points compared with theprior year. Higher commoditycosts
reduced grossmargin byover100basispoints.Wewere able
tooffsetapproximately halfof this impact throughthe scale
benefits of volume growth, with additional offset coming
fromsupplychainsavingsandpricing.Priceincreasestorecover
commoditycostsweretakeninFamilyCare,PetHealthandNutrition,
CoffeeandcertainFabricCaremarkets.Grossmarginalsocontracted
duetostronggrowthindevelopingmarkets.Grossmarginindeveloping
marketsisgenerallylowerthantheCompanyaverage.Additionally,the
saleoftheJuicebusinessinAugustof2004providedapositiveimpact
togrossmargin,astheJuicebusinesshadalowergrossmarginthan
theCompanyaverage.
In2004,grossmarginwas51.2%,anincreaseof220basispoints
versusthepreviousyear.Chargesfortherestructuringprogramthat
wassubstantiallycompletedin2003accountedfor80basispoints
oftheimprovement.Oftheremaininggrossmarginexpansion,
approximately90basispointsweredrivenbythescalebenefitofincreased
volumeand40basispointswereduetotheadditionofWella,which
hasahighergrossmarginthanthebalanceoftheCompany.Supply
chainsavingsandfavorableproductmixbenefitswereoffsetbythe
impactofhighercommoditycostsandpricingactions.
Geographic Sales Split
(FY 2005 Net Sales)
48%
5%
23%
24%
North America
Western Europe
Northeast Asia
Developing Geographies
YearsendedJune30
Basis Basis
pointpoint
change 2004 change 2003
Comparisonsasapercentageofnetsales
Grossmargin (20) 51.2% 220 49.0%
Selling,generalandadministrative (40) 32.1% 120 30.9%
Operatingmargin 20 19.1% 100 18.1%
Earningsbeforeincometaxes 20 18.2% 80 17.4%
Effectivetaxrate (20) 30.7% (40) 31.1%
Netearnings 20 12.6% 60 12.0%
Gross Margin Progress
(% of sales)
2003 2004 2005
51.2
49.0
48%
49%
50%
51%
52%
51.0
Net Sales
(in billions of dollars)
2003 2004 2005
51.4
43.4
56.7