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Semestrale IT RELAZIONE FINANZIARIA SEMESTRALE AL 30 GIUGNO 2017 Relazione finanziaria semestrale al 30 giugno 2017 __________________________________________________________________________ INDICE ORGANI SOCIALI E COMITATI ................................................................................................. 4 RELAZIONE SULL’ANDAMENTO DELLA GESTIONE AL 30 GIUGNO 2017 ................... 5 • Risultati del Gruppo e situazione finanziaria .......................................................................................... 5 • Outlook .................................................................................................................................................. 14 • Operazioni industriali e finanziarie ....................................................................................................... 14 • Operazioni con parti correlate ............................................................................................................... 17 • Indicatori di performance “non-GAAP” .............................................................................................. 18 BILANCIO CONSOLIDATO SEMESTRALE ABBREVIATO AL 30 GIUGNO 2017.......... 21 • Conto economico abbreviato separato consolidato ............................................................................... 22 • Conto economico abbreviato complessivo consolidato......................................................................... 23 • Situazione patrimoniale finanziaria abbreviata consolidata .................................................................. 24 • Rendiconto finanziario abbreviato consolidato ..................................................................................... 25 • Prospetto abbreviato delle variazioni del patrimonio netto consolidato ................................................ 26 • Note esplicative ..................................................................................................................................... 27 1. INFORMAZIONI GENERALI ....................................................................................................... 27 2. FORMA , CONTENUTI E PRINCIPI CONTABILI APPLICATI ............................................................. 27 3. STAGIONALITÀ DEL BUSINESS DI RIFERIMENTO ........................................................................ 28 4. EFFETTI DI MODIFICHE NEI PRINCIPI CONTABILI ADOTTATI ...................................................... 28 5. EVENTI DI RILIEVO INTERVENUTI DOPO LA CHIUSURA DEL PERIODO ......................................... 29 6. INFORMATIVA DI SETTORE ....................................................................................................... 29 7. ATTIVITÀ IMMATERIALI ........................................................................................................... 31 8. ATTIVITÀ MATERIALI ............................................................................................................... 32 9. ALTRE ATTIVITÀ NON CORRENTI .............................................................................................. 32 10. AGGREGAZIONI DI IMPRESE .................................................................................................... 33 11. CREDITI COMMERCIALI (INCLUSI LAVORI IN CORSO ) ................................................................ 34 2 Relazione finanziaria semestrale al 30 giugno 2017 __________________________________________________________________________ 12. ALTRE ATTIVITÀ CORRENTI ...................................................................................................... 34 13. PATRIMONIO NETTO ............................................................................................................... 35 14. DEBITI FINANZIARI ................................................................................................................. 36 15. FONDI PER RISCHI E PASSIVITÀ POTENZIALI ............................................................................. 37 16. BENEFICI AI DIPENDENTI ........................................................................................................ 39 17. ALTRE PASSIVITÀ CORRENTI E NON CORRENTI .......................................................................... 40 18. DEBITI COMMERCIALI (INCLUSI ACCONTI DA COMMITTENTI ) .................................................... 40 19. RICAVI ................................................................................................................................... 40 20. ALTRI RICAVI E COSTI OPERATIVI ............................................................................................. 41 21. COSTI PER ACQUISTI E PERSONALE .......................................................................................... 41 22. AMMORTAMENTI E SVALUTAZIONI ........................................................................................... 42 23. PROVENTI E ONERI FINANZIARI ................................................................................................ 42 24. EFFETTO DELLA VALUTAZIONE DELLE PARTECIPAZIONI CON IL METODO DEL PATRIMONIO NETTO 43 25. UTILE PER AZIONE .................................................................................................................. 43 26. FLUSSO DI CASSA DA ATTIVITÀ OPERATIVE ............................................................................... 44 27. OPERAZIONI CON PARTI CORRELATE ....................................................................................... 44 • Allegato: area di consolidamento .......................................................................................................... 49 • Attestazione sul bilancio semestrale abbreviato consolidato al 30 giugno 2017 ai sensi dell’art. 154 bis , comma 5 del D.Lgs. n. 58/98 e successive modifiche e integrazioni ............................................. 53 • Relazione della Società di revisione sulla revisione contabile limitata del bilancio consolidato semestrale abbreviato al 30 giugno 2017 .............................................................................................. 54 3 Relazione finanziaria semestrale al 30 giugno 2017 __________________________________________________________________________ Organi sociali e comitati CONSIGLIO DI AMMINISTRAZIONE COLLEGIO SINDACALE (per il triennio 2016 - 2019) (per il triennio 2015 - 2017) GIOVANNI DE GENNARO Presidente Sindaci effettivi ALESSANDRO PROFUMO RICCARDO RAUL BAUER Amministratore Delegato Presidente GUIDO ALPA NICCOLÒ ABRIANI Consigliere (a, c) LUIGI CORSI LUCA BADER Consigliere (a, d) FRANCESCO PERRINI MARINA ELVIRA CALDERONE DANIELA SAVI Consigliere (b, c) Sindaci supplenti PAOLO CANTARELLA Consigliere (a, c) STEFANO FIORINI MARTA DASSU’ MARIA TERESA CUOMO Consigliere (c, d) DARIO FRIGERIO Consigliere (b, c) FABRIZIO LANDI Consigliere (a, d) SILVIA MERLO Consigliere (a, d) MARINA RUBINI Consigliere (b, c) ANTONINO TURICCHI ________________________________________ Consigliere (b, c) SOCIETA’ DI REVISIONE LEGALE KPMG S.p.A. (per il periodo 2012 - 2020) *************************************** LUCIANO ACCIARI Segretario del Consiglio di Amministrazione ________________________________________ a. Componente del Comitato Controllo e Rischi b. Componente del Comitato per la Remunerazione c. Componente del Comitato per le Nomine, Governance e Sostenibilità d. Componente del Comitato Analisi Scenari Internazionali 4 Relazione finanziaria semestrale al 30 giugno 2017 __________________________________________________________________________ Relazione sull’andamento della gestione al 30 giugno 2017 Risultati del Gruppo e situazione finanziaria Key Performance Indicator (“KPI”) giugno 2017 giugno 2016 Variaz. 2016 Ordini 5.061 12.867 (60,7%) 19.951 Portafoglio ordini 33.923 34.996 (3,1%) 34.798 Ricavi 5.326 5.413 (1,6%) 12.002 EBITDA 759 786 (3,4%) 1.907 EBITA 482 472 2,1% 1.252 ROS 9,0% 8,7% 0,3 p.p. 10,4% EBIT 400 399 0,3% 982 EBIT Margin 7,5% 7,4% 0,1 p.p. 8,2% Risultato Netto Ordinario 194 200 (3,0%) 545 Risultato Netto 194 210 (7,6%) 507 Indebitamento Netto di Gruppo 3.577 4.233 (15,5%) 2.845 FOCF (531) (793) 33,0% 706 ROI 12,7% 11,8% 0,9 p.p. 16,9% ROE 8,8% 9,4% (0,6) p.p. 12,6% Spese di Ricerca e Sviluppo 663 621 6,8% 1.373 Organico 45.655 46.732 (2,3%) 45.631 Per la definizione degli indici si rimanda al paragrafo “Indicatori di performance non-GAAP”. Il primo semestre dell’esercizio 2017 conferma il trend positivo registrato da Leonardo negli ultimi esercizi, con risultati positivi e un andamento finanziario in deciso miglioramento. In particolare, nell’analisi dei primi 6 mesi dell’esercizio si segnalano i seguenti aspetti: • ordini superiori a 5 miliardi. Il dato del primo semestre 2016 includeva l’effetto eccezionale dell’acquisizione del contratto EFA Kuwait per un importo di €mld. 7,95, escludendo il quale l’ammontare degli ordini risulta nel 2017 in crescita del 3%; • un ulteriore incremento della redditività operativa, con un ROS in crescita dall’8,7% al 9,0% grazie in particolare all’ Elettronica, Difesa e Sistemi di Sicurezza e all’ Aeronautica ; • un utile netto ordinario sostanzialmente in linea con il primo semestre del 2016, nonostante l’assenza delle differenze cambio e dei proventi da fair value di cui avevano beneficiato gli oneri finanziari nel 2016; • il netto miglioramento del cash-flow del periodo che, seppur negativo in linea con l’usuale stagionalità, ha registrato un miglioramento superiore al 30% rispetto al primo semestre del 2016, anche per effetto dell’incasso del
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