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This excerpt taken from the SYT 6-K filed Jul 24, 2009. EBITDA increased by one
percent (CER) to $1.7 billion with a margin (CER) of 36.6 percent
(2008: 36.3 percent).
Seeds
Seeds growth was
driven by price increases of 11 percent, which reflected ongoing increases in
the value of the portfolio and more than offset the impact of higher grower
costs.
Performance was led
by This excerpt taken from the SYT 6-K filed Feb 6, 2009. EBITDA increased by 28 percent
(CER) to $2.5 billion with a record margin of 26.6 percent (2007: 25.0
percent). Substantial volume growth and price increases more than
offset a $68 million impact from higher raw material costs, while allowing
significant investment in growth opportunities.
Seeds:
broad-based growth
In 2008
our diversified Seeds portfolio was well placed to respond to the global shifts
in crop acreages. We also benefited from the scale of our presence in
emerging markets, where the trend in favor of high value seeds is a key
milestone in the modernization of farming practice.
This excerpt taken from the SYT 6-K filed Jul 24, 2008. EBITDA increased to $272
million (2007: $202 million) with an EBITDA margin of
15.6 percent. Seeds remains on track to achieve an EBITDA margin
of five percent for the full year, after taking account of the ongoing
investments in Corn and Soybean designed to ensure that our pipeline will
capture a wide range of future biotech opportunities. The development
of a fully traited offer in Corn, together with growth in high margin businesses
such as Vegetables, will drive significant margin expansion from 2009 towards
the target of 15 percent in 2011, with further progress thereafter.
Syngenta – July 24, 2008 / Page 3
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This excerpt taken from the SYT 6-K filed Feb 8, 2007. EBITDA improved by one percent (CER) to $1.54 billion. Growth in high margin businesses and operational efficiency savings more than offset the impact of higher oil
price-related costs and enabled additional expenditure in marketing and development. The EBITDA margin was unchanged at 19.1 percent.
This excerpt taken from the SYT 6-K filed Feb 14, 2006. EBITDA improved by seven percent (CER) to $1.55 billion benefiting from the growth in sales and savings from the operational efficiency program. These savings more than offset the
impact of higher oil price related costs and funded increased marketing and development expenditure in both Crop Protection and Seeds.
This excerpt taken from the SYT 6-K filed Jul 28, 2005. EBITDA improved by 13 percent (CER) to $1.6 billion benefiting from the growth in sales and the growing contribution from Seeds, as well as operational efficiency savings
which largely offset an impact from higher raw material costs and expenditure increases in future growth.
This excerpt taken from the SYT 6-K filed Feb 15, 2005. EBITDA improved by 18 percent (CER) to $1.4 billion benefiting from the growth in sales and continued cost efficiency.
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