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NESTLE SA


INDUSTRY: Food and Kindred Products
COUNTRY: Swiss Confederation (Switzerland)

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THREE YEAR  FINANCIAL SUMMARY 2004 CHF in thousands   2005 CHF in thousands   2006 CHF in thousands    Net Sales   86,769,000    91,075,000    98,458,000    EBITDA   12,876,000    14,426,000    16,363,000    EBIT   8,672,000    11,408,000    12,786,000    Net Profit   6,717,000    7,622,000    9,197,000    Ordinary Dividend   -3,187,303    -3,494,000    -3,991,000    Intangibles   25,882,000    29,842,000    32,286,000    Long Term Invest.   6,501,000    9,586,000    11,208,000    Fixed Assets   17,052,000    18,834,000    20,230,000    Current Liabilities   29,117,000    35,818,000    32,479,000    Long Term Debt   10,428,000    7,801,000    6,468,000    Provisions   6,196,000    7,141,000    8,454,000    Minorities   1,057,000    1,588,000    1,857,000    Total Shareholder Eq   39,219,000    49,847,000    50,991,000    Stocks/Inv.   7,025,000    8,162,000    8,103,000    Cash   4,902,000    4,658,000    5,278,000    KEY RATIOS 2004   2005   2006    Net Profit Margin   7.74  %  8.37  %  9.34  %  Cur. Ratio   1.2100    1.1700    1.0900    Debt/Capital   0.2900    0.2600    0.2200   WorldVest Base Inc., Copyright © 2009 Under no circumstances this document is to be used or considered as an offer to sell, or a solicitation of any offer to buy, any security. While information contained herein has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable, WVB does not represent that it is accurate or complete and it should not be relied upon as such.

Mar-14-04    MJL: 2 chocolates and 1/8 candy bar! Mar-13-04    Marcoll: Quote please. Feb-29-04    ToTo: "In every computer company in the world either manufacturer or delear..is there any change in the aspect of our market wherein everybody will benefit.." What??? Feb-27-04    archdenz: In every computer company in the world either manufacturer or delear..is there any change in the aspect of our market wherein everybody will benefit.. Feb-27-04    ToTo: Hmmmm, Chocolate!!! Feb-25-04    Wolf: Show me one food company in the States that measures to Nestle! Feb-25-04    martin707: Good brand!! Valuations catching up with America brethren. Oct-26-03    Wolf: Nestle is such a European blue chip, you can't go wrong. They are growing in revs and profits. Oct-24-03    valueseeker: "The hot weather across Europe during the summer helped Nestle report a sales rise of 5.4% in organic sales in the first nine months of the year, as consumers clamoured for the company's bottled water and ice cream products." http://www.just-drinks.com/news_det... Aug-21-03    martin707: not so good numbers, first half profit is much ower. Jun-26-03    martin707: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Antitrust regulators Wednesday approved Nestle's takeover of Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream Inc. on the condition that the companies divest some ice cream brands and distribution assets, the Federal Trade Commission said. http://money.cnn.com/2003/06/25/new... Jun-25-03    Wolf: Good numbers too NESTLE SA/AG Jun-25-03    Wolf: They are buying Dreyer. This will put them in the big leagues in the US. Who hasn't visited the frozen food section of the A&P in search of some Vanilla Delight?

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