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2012 Registration Document CONTENTS
2012 REGISTRATION DOCUMENT CONTENTS INTERVIEW WITH JEAN-DOMINIQUE SENARD 2 6 MiCHELIN PERFORMANCE AND RESPONSIBILITY 121 1 MiCHELIN At a GLANCE 5 6.1. 2012 Employee, Societal and Environmental Information Published in Compliance with Article 225 1.1. Company Profile 6 of France’s Grenelle II Act 122 1.2. Summary Organization Chart 7 6.2. Employee Information 122 1.3. History and Development of the Company 8 6.3. Societal Information 141 1.4. Facilities 9 6.4. Environmental Information 148 6.5. Attestation and Assurance Report of one of 2 REPORT OF THE MANAGING the Statutory Auditors on Social, Environmental and Societal Information 160 PARTNERS 12 2.1. Challenges and Strategic Vision 14 7 2.2. Tire Markets 18 CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL 2.3. Net Sales 25 STATEMENTS 163 2.4. Consolidated Income Statement Review 28 7.1. Consolidated Financial Statements December 31, 2012 164 2.5. Consolidated Balance Sheet Review 36 7.2. Statutory Auditors’ Report on the Consolidated 2.6. Consolidated Cash Flow Statement Review 40 Financial Statements 223 2.7. Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) 42 2.8. Outlook 42 2.9. Operating Highlights 43 8 COMPANY 2.10. Risk Factors 47 2.11. Material Contracts 58 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 225 2.12. Change of Control 58 8.1. Review of the Financial Statements of Compagnie 2.13. Information Concerning Supplier Payments 59 Générale des Établissements Michelin 226 2.14. Material Changes in the Company’s 8.2. Financial Statements of Compagnie Générale Business or Financial Position 59 des Établissements Michelin (Parent Company) 227 2.15. Ownership Structure and Voting Rights 59 8.3. -
Michelin, a Better Way Forward Michelin 2015 a Better Way Forward 01
2015 MICHELIN, A BETTER WAY FORWARD MICHELIN 2015 A BETTER WAY FORWARD 01 AN EXTENSIVE BRAND PORTFOLIO FOR ALL MARKET SEGMENTS HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MICHELIN GROUP Michelin offers each customer the right performance at the right price to meet every need with: A WORLD MAJOR A SALES NETWORK a global premium brand: MICHELIN. tire industry player: covering: a primary brand dedicated to sports cars and SUVs: BFGOODRICH. strong regional brands: 13.7 % 170 market share countries UNIROYAL. in North America KLEBER in Europe and WARRIOR in China. Tire Business September 2014. Data 2013 market-leading national brands: KORMORAN, RIKEN, SIAMTYRE, TAURUS, TIGAR... PRODUCTION SITES WITHIN THE MARKETS 13 MICHELIN, 178 million maps 68 17 million tires A KEY MOBILITY ENABLER plants countries and guides 2014 production HIGHLY-QUALIFIED STAFF PASSENGER CAR TRUCK TWO-WHEEL EARTHMOVER & LIGHT TRUCK 112,300 6,000 employees of all backgrounds persons in the global network and cultures. of R&D sites. AGRICULTURAL AIRCRAFT MICHELIN TRAVEL MICHELIN LIFESTYLE PARTNER 02 MICHELIN 2015 A BETTER WAY FORWARD 03 WORLD MARKET BY MANUFACTURER KEY FIGURES In value (US dollars) 14.6% 35% Bridgestone Net sales Michelin In EUR million 13.7% Goodyear Mid-sized tiremakers* Other tiremakers** 21,474 20,247 19,553 * Tiremakers with a 2-6% market share 19, 553 9.4% ** Tiremakers with a less than 2% market share 27.3% 2012 2013 2014 Source : Tire Business, septembre 2014. Ventes 2013. Net income Group share Operating income(1) Cash flow from 2014 net sales 2014 operating income(1) In -
2016 Registration Document CONTENTS
2016 registration document CONTENTS INTERVIEW WITH JEAN-DOMINIQUE SENARD 2 1 MICHELIN AT A GLANCE RFA 5 5 INVESTOR RELATIONS 141 1.1 Ambitions for 2020 6 5.1 Information about the Company 142 1.2 Company Profile 16 5.2 Share information 143 1.3 Financial Highlights 17 5.3 Investor relations 145 1.4 Summary Organization Chart 21 5.4 Documents on display 146 1.5 History and Development of the Company 22 5.5 Share information 146 1.6 Facilities 23 1.7 Risk Factors 26 1.8 Governance 27 6 2016 EMPLOYEE, SOCIETAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION RFA 159 6.1 Employee information 160 2 REPORT OF THE MANAGING 6.2 Societal information 179 PARTNERS RFA 28 6.3 Environmental information 186 2.1 Tire markets 30 6.4 Report by one of the statutory auditors, appointed 2.2 Net sales 37 as an Independent Third Party, on the consolidated 2.3 Consolidated Income Statement Review 41 employee, societal and environmental information 2.4 Consolidated Balance Sheet review 49 included in the management report 203 2.5 Consolidated cash flow statement review 54 2.6 Return on capital employed (ROCE) 56 CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL 2.7 Trend Information 57 7 2.8 Operating highlights 58 STATEMENTS RFA 205 2.9 Risk factors 61 7.1 Consolidated Financial Statements 2.10 Material contracts 71 as at December 31, 2016 206 2.11 Change of control 71 7.2 Statutory Auditors’ report 2.12 Information Concerning Supplier Payments 71 on the consolidated financial statements 274 2.13 Material changes in the Company’s business or financial position 71 2.14 Ownership structure and voting rights -
Press Kit Press Michelin
L’Aventure Continues Everyday Press kit Press Michelin Media Contact: +33 (0)1 45 66 22 22 p. 5 1 The adventure continues p. 7 2 From Michelin’s roots to the mobility challenges of the future p. 9 3 A rich and lively self-guided tour p. 17 4 An increasingly interactive adventure Contents p. 19 5 Four labels from Tourisme et Handicap Go to the L’Aventure Michelin interactive press kit and download the royalty free photographs: http://mediaevent.michelin.com/PRESS/06_AUTRES-ACTIVITES_OTHER-ACTIVITIES/L_AVENTURE_MICHELIN_2014/ and p. 19 6 L’Aventure Michelin in numbers http://urls.fr/LAVENTUREMICHELIN2014 p. 21 7 L’Aventure Michelin: practical information p. 23-24 8 The Michelin Group: milestones p. 23-24 9 The Michelin Group in numbers 3. PRESS KIT L’AVENTURE MICHELIN PRESS KIT L’AVENTURE MICHELIN 4. The adventure continues Michelin’s unique history is both a well-known chapter of France’s past and a worldwide success story. It is an industrial saga filled with a multitude of exhilarating episodes that covers more than 125 years, while at the same time setting the stage for the future. All of this must have shaped Edouard Michelin’s decision in 2004 to replace the existing corporate museum that was chiefly visited by Michelin employees and customers with L’Aventure Michelin. His idea was to create a unique venue open to everyone that would reflect the Group’s commitment to preserving an 1 exceptional industrial heritage—among the largest in France. > The goal was to share Michelin’s rich past and cutting-edge future with the general public.