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Annual Report 2002 (Daimlerchrysler) Key Figures Our Brands. Our Heritage. Our Future. Unsere Marken. Unsere Tradition. Unsere Zukunft. DaimlerChrysler Group 2002 2002 2001 2000 02/01 Amounts in millions US $ 1 3 3 3 Change in % DaimlerChrysler has a unique portfolio of strong and successful brands: Our Brands. Our Heritage. Our Future. Revenues 156,838 149,583 152,873 162,384 -2 brands, which delight our customers; European Union 48,803 46,546 45,640 50,348 +2 brands, which have decisively influenced the history of the automotive industry of which: Germany 24,242 23,121 24,340 25,988 -5 and the development of the automobile, and which continue to do so; North America 92,091 87,831 91,916 95,939 -4 of which: USA 81,454 77,686 81,132 84,503 -4 brands, which are crucial for the future success of our company; and Annual Report 2002 Other markets 15,944 15,206 15,317 16,097 -1 brands, which fascinate people around the world again and again – Employees (at year-end) 365,571 372,470 416,501 -2 today and in the future. Research and development costs 6,455 6,156 6,008 7,395 +2 Investments in property, plant and equipment 7,492 7,145 8,896 10,392 -20 Cash provided by operating activities 18,659 17,796 15,944 16,017 +12 Operating profit (loss) 7,186 6,854 (1,318) 9,752 . Operating profit adjusted 2 6,112 5,829 1,345 5,213 +333 Net income (loss) 4,947 4,718 (662) 7,894 . per share (in US $/1) 4.91 4.68 (0.66) 7.87 . Net income adjusted 2 3,490 3,329 730 3,481 +356 per share (in US $/1) 2 3.46 3.30 0.73 3.47 +352 Total dividend 1,593 1,519 1,003 2,358 +51 Dividend per share (in 1) 1.50 1.00 2.35 +50 1 Rate of exchange: 11 = US$1.0485 (based on the noon buying rate on Dec. 31, 2002). 2 To exclude one-time effects, see pages 68-73. DaimlerChrysler AG Stuttgart, Germany Auburn Hills, USA www.daimlerchrysler.com Annual Report 2002 Key Figures Our Brands. Our Heritage. Our Future. Unsere Marken. Unsere Tradition. Unsere Zukunft. DaimlerChrysler Group 2002 2002 2001 2000 02/01 Amounts in millions US $ 1 3 3 3 Change in % DaimlerChrysler has a unique portfolio of strong and successful brands: Our Brands. Our Heritage. Our Future. Revenues 156,838 149,583 152,873 162,384 -2 brands, which delight our customers; European Union 48,803 46,546 45,640 50,348 +2 brands, which have decisively influenced the history of the automotive industry of which: Germany 24,242 23,121 24,340 25,988 -5 and the development of the automobile, and which continue to do so; North America 92,091 87,831 91,916 95,939 -4 of which: USA 81,454 77,686 81,132 84,503 -4 brands, which are crucial for the future success of our company; and Annual Report 2002 Other markets 15,944 15,206 15,317 16,097 -1 brands, which fascinate people around the world again and again – Employees (at year-end) 365,571 372,470 416,501 -2 today and in the future. Research and development costs 6,455 6,156 6,008 7,395 +2 Investments in property, plant and equipment 7,492 7,145 8,896 10,392 -20 Cash provided by operating activities 18,659 17,796 15,944 16,017 +12 Operating profit (loss) 7,186 6,854 (1,318) 9,752 . Operating profit adjusted 2 6,112 5,829 1,345 5,213 +333 Net income (loss) 4,947 4,718 (662) 7,894 . per share (in US $/1) 4.91 4.68 (0.66) 7.87 . Net income adjusted 2 3,490 3,329 730 3,481 +356 per share (in US $/1) 2 3.46 3.30 0.73 3.47 +352 Total dividend 1,593 1,519 1,003 2,358 +51 Dividend per share (in 1) 1.50 1.00 2.35 +50 1 Rate of exchange: 11 = US$1.0485 (based on the noon buying rate on Dec. 31, 2002). 2 To exclude one-time effects, see pages 68-73. DaimlerChrysler AG Stuttgart, Germany Auburn Hills, USA www.daimlerchrysler.com Annual Report 2002 Key Figures Our Brands. Our Heritage. Our Future. Unsere Marken. Unsere Tradition. Unsere Zukunft. DaimlerChrysler Group 2002 2002 2001 2000 02/01 Amounts in millions US $ 1 3 3 3 Change in % DaimlerChrysler has a unique portfolio of strong and successful brands: Our Brands. Our Heritage. Our Future. Revenues 156,838 149,583 152,873 162,384 -2 brands, which delight our customers; European Union 48,803 46,546 45,640 50,348 +2 brands, which have decisively influenced the history of the automotive industry of which: Germany 24,242 23,121 24,340 25,988 -5 and the development of the automobile, and which continue to do so; North America 92,091 87,831 91,916 95,939 -4 of which: USA 81,454 77,686 81,132 84,503 -4 brands, which are crucial for the future success of our company; and Annual Report 2002 Other markets 15,944 15,206 15,317 16,097 -1 brands, which fascinate people around the world again and again – Employees (at year-end) 365,571 372,470 416,501 -2 today and in the future. Research and development costs 6,455 6,156 6,008 7,395 +2 Investments in property, plant and equipment 7,492 7,145 8,896 10,392 -20 Cash provided by operating activities 18,659 17,796 15,944 16,017 +12 Operating profit (loss) 7,186 6,854 (1,318) 9,752 . Operating profit adjusted 2 6,112 5,829 1,345 5,213 +333 Net income (loss) 4,947 4,718 (662) 7,894 . per share (in US $/1) 4.91 4.68 (0.66) 7.87 . Net income adjusted 2 3,490 3,329 730 3,481 +356 per share (in US $/1) 2 3.46 3.30 0.73 3.47 +352 Total dividend 1,593 1,519 1,003 2,358 +51 Dividend per share (in 1) 1.50 1.00 2.35 +50 1 Rate of exchange: 11 = US$1.0485 (based on the noon buying rate on Dec. 31, 2002). 2 To exclude one-time effects, see pages 68-73. DaimlerChrysler AG Stuttgart, Germany Auburn Hills, USA www.daimlerchrysler.com Annual Report 2002 Financial Diary 2003 | 161 Divisions Mercedes Car Group Percentage of Sales Services 2 | Chairman’s Letter Investor Relations Internet Services Financial Diary 2003 2002 2002 2001 2002 2002 2001 3 3 6 | Board of Management Amounts in millions US $ 9% S-Class/SL Amounts in millions US $ 3 3 The interactive Annual Report 2002 is the electronic Annual Results Press Conference 19% E-Class Operating profit 3,166 3,020 2,951 Operating profit 3,208 3,060 612 8 | Business Review counterpart of the printed version. It can be used on Annual Report Presentation 1 Operating profit adjusted 3,166 3,020 2,961 Operating profit adjusted1 1,011 964 578 the Internet, has a user-friendly navigation system and February 20, 2003, 10:00 a.m. 39% C-Class/CLK/SLK/ 12 | Outlook Revenues 52,603 50,170 47,705 Sport Coupe Revenues 16,460 15,699 16,851 offers convenient additional functions. Interesting Mercedes-Benz Event Center (MEC) Investments in property, Investments in property, 16 | DaimlerChrysler Worldwide background information is available via numerous links Sindelfingen plant and equipment 2,616 2,495 2,061 plant and equipment 100 95 112 18 Mercedes Car Group to other pages or videos. Research and Employees (Dec. 31) 10,521 9,712 | development expenditure 2,930 2,794 2,402 14% A-Class Analysts’ and Investors’ Conference Call 26 | Chrysler Group Unit sales 1.232,334 1,229,688 9% M-Class/G-Class An extensive “Investor Relations” section is a part of February 20, 2003, 3:00 p.m. Employees (Dec. 31) 101,778 102,223 10% smart 34 | Commercial Vehicles the Group’s Internet site at www.daimlerchrysler.com. It offers practically everything that interested persons, Annual Meeting 42 | Executive Automotive Committee investors and analysts would like to know about April 9, 2003, 10:00 a.m. 44 | Services the company’s business and shares. It includes, for Messe Berlin Chrysler Group Percentage of Sales Other Activities example, the Group’s consolidated annual and interim 2002 2002 2001 2002 2002 2001 48 | Other Activities Amounts in millions US $ 3 3 24% Passenger Cars Amounts in millions US $ 3 3 reports, the individual financial statements of Daimler- Interim Report Q1 2003 52 | Research and Technology Operating profit (loss) 639 609 (5,281) Operating profit 947 903 1,181 Chrysler AG, and reports to the US Stock Exchange April 24, 2003 Operating profit (loss) Operating profit adjusted1 783 747 205 54 | Alternative Drive Systems Commission (SEC). In addition, you will find current 24% Light Trucks adjusted1 1,381 1,317 (2,183) share-price movements, reports, presentations, an over- Interim Report Q2 2003 Revenues 2,855 2,723 4,507 56 | DaimlerChrysler and the Environment Revenues 63,100 60,181 63,483 Investments in property, view of various performance measures and a mailing July 24, 2003 Investments in property, 20% Minivans plant and equipment 144 137 168 58 | Global Procurement and Supply service. Before the Annual Meeting we offer an extensive plant and equipment 3,308 3,155 5,083 Research and service for our shareholders, with, among other things, Interim Report Q3 2003 Research and development expenditure 358 341 390 60 | DaimlerChrysler’s Social Responsibility 32% SUVs development expenditure 2,162 2,062 2,201 the possibility to order entrance tickets online or to October 21, 2003 Employees (Dec.
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