UNE MONDIALISATION AU GALOP Thierry JACQUILLAT
Total Page:16
File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb
Load more
Recommended publications
-
Annual Report 2003
A shared culture with global ambitions Pernod Ricard is a developer of both global and local brands. This reflects a strategic outlook that has proven its effectiveness: local brands strengthen the distribution networks in their various markets, thereby supporting the development of the Group’s global brands. The decentralised structure of Pernod Ricard clearly differentiates it from the rest of its sector. This structure creates a strong culture within the Group, uniting its workforce. At its core, this culture motivates individuals, ensuring that the entrepreneurial spirit is shared and encouraged. This combination of ambition and culture has built the success of the Group in 2003. It is how Pernod Ricard intends to pursue its development in the future. Contents Pernod Ricard 2/3 > Key figures 4/5 > Message from the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer 6/7 > Interview with the Directors General The year 2003 in review 10/11 > Relaunch of Chivas Regal, Martell and The Glenlivet 12/13 > Dynamic performance by growth drivers: Jameson, Havana Club, Ramazzotti 14/15 > Profitable growth for Jacob’s Creek 16/17 > Expansion in Asia 18/19 > Performance in the United States 20/21 > Steady growth in Europe 22/23 > Maintained market share in France 24/25 > Signs of recovery in Central and South America and dynamism of Travel Retail sector A committed Group 28/31 > Corporate governance 32/33 > Transparency with shareholders 34/37 > Men & women sharing the same passion 38/41 > Ethical and social commitment to responsible drinking 42/44 > Caring for -
Rapport Annuel Déposé À L'amf Comme
F 2003 e Pernod Ricard 2003 3 mondial des vins & spiritueux L’année 2003 ACTIVITÉS CONSOLIDÉES 3 534 m€ Chiffre d’affaires + 6,8 % Résultat courant : 638 m€ + 12,3 % Résultat net part du Groupe : 464 m€ VINS & SPIRITUEUX 0,77 + 8,1 % Endettement net/Fonds propres Croissance du chiffre d’affaires à périmètre (OCEANE incluse) et taux de change constants 737 m€ Résultat opérationnel + 15,5 % Croissance du résultat opérationnel à taux de change constant 21,5 % Marge opérationnelle F 2003 e Pernod Ricard 2003 3 mondial des vins & spiritueux L’année 2003 ACTIVITÉS CONSOLIDÉES 3 534 m€ Chiffre d’affaires + 6,8 % Résultat courant : 638 m€ + 12,3 % Résultat net part du Groupe : 464 m€ VINS & SPIRITUEUX 0,77 + 8,1 % Endettement net/Fonds propres Croissance du chiffre d’affaires à périmètre (OCEANE incluse) et taux de change constants 737 m€ Résultat opérationnel + 15,5 % Croissance du résultat opérationnel à taux de change constant 21,5 % Marge opérationnelle Les marques du Groupe CHIVAS REGAL • RICARD • MARTELL • JACOB’S CREEK • SEAGRAM’S GIN Une organisation • JAMESON • PASTIS 51 • HAVANA CLUB • unique CLAN CAMPBELL • RAMAZZOTTI • THE GLENLIVET • WILD TURKEY • ROYAL SALUTE • BUSHMILLS • OLMECA • WYBOROWA • SANDEMAN* La décentralisation des décisions au plus Une culture près du terrain constitue le principe clé en partage • FOUR ROSES* • 100 PIPERS • LARIOS • ARARAT • de l’organisation de Pernod Ricard. Peinte sur papier de riz, l'œuvre de Gong Yan allie SUZE • ROYAL STAG • DITA • MONTILLA • BECHEROVKA Toutes nos filiales bénéficient d’une large une technique traditionnelle autonomie. à une expression résolument moderne. L'artiste présente • BLENDERS PRIDE • SOMETHING SPECIAL avec une grande sensibilité * marques de distribution La Holding définit la stratégie et l'ouverture sur le monde et les politiques principales du Groupe. -
Consolidated Financial Statements
GB 2003 rd Pernod Ricard 2003 The world’s 3 largest wine & spirits group The year 2003 CONSOLIDATED RESULTS 3,534 m€ Net Sales +6.8% Profit before tax: 638 m€ +12.3% Group net profit: 464 m€ WINE & SPIRITS 0.77 +8.1% Net financial debt/Shareholders’ equity Sales organic growth at constant exchange (OCEANE included) rates basis and consolidation scope basis 737 m€ Operating profit +15.5% Operating profit organic growth at constant exchange rates basis 21.5 % Operating profit margin GB 2003 rd Pernod Ricard 2003 The world’s 3 largest wine & spirits group The year 2003 CONSOLIDATED RESULTS 3,534 m€ Net Sales +6.8% Profit before tax: 638 m€ +12.3% Group net profit: 464 m€ WINE & SPIRITS 0.77 +8.1% Net financial debt/Shareholders’ equity Sales organic growth at constant exchange (OCEANE included) rates basis and consolidation scope basis 737 m€ Operating profit +15.5% Operating profit organic growth at constant exchange rates basis 21.5 % Operating profit margin The brands of the Group CHIVAS REGAL • RICARD • MARTELL • JACOB’S CREEK • SEAGRAM’S GIN The Pernod Ricard • JAMESON • PASTIS 51 • HAVANA CLUB • business model CLAN CAMPBELL • RAMAZZOTTI • THE GLENLIVET • WILD TURKEY • ROYAL SALUTE • BUSHMILLS • OLMECA • WYBOROWA • SANDEMAN* Pernod Ricard is comprised of brand A shared owners, many with production facilities, culture • FOUR ROSES* • 100 PIPERS • LARIOS • ARARAT • and distribution subsidiaries, of all which Painted on paper made of rice, the work of Gong Yan SUZE • ROYAL STAG • DITA • MONTILLA • BECHEROVKA operate with a large degree of autonomy. combines a traditional The decentralisation of decision-making at technique with a modern form of expression. -
Rapport Annuel Déposé À La COB Comme
Pernod Ricard 2002 F 2002 Gouvernement d’entreprise Conseil d’Administration [8 réunions en 2002] Collection Pernod Ricard Chaque année depuis son origine, Pernod Ricard com- mande une œuvre destinée à illustrer l’événement majeur de l’année pour notre Groupe. Cette démarche démontre notre engagement passionné pour le développement de la création artistique dans tous PRÉSIDENT-DIRECTEUR GÉNÉRAL : M. Patrick Ricard les pays où nous établissons VICE-PRÉSIDENT : M. Thierry Jacquillat nos racines. Au fil des ans, le ADMINISTRATEURS : Mme Françoise Hémard, Mme Danièle Ricard, M. Jean-Claude Beton, M. Jean-Dominique Comolli, M. François Gérard, M. Rafaël Gonzalez Gallarza, M. Jean-Jacques Laffont, Groupe s’est constitué une M. Gérard Théry, Société Paul Ricard, représentant permanent : Mme Béatrice Baudinet, collection riche et contrastée, Lord Douro, Arthur Charles Valerian Wellesley, coopté lors du Conseil d’Administration du 18 mars 2003 de grands noms côtoyant les jeunes espoirs que nous avons Comité d’Audit tenu à encourager. Comité Stratégique Comité [5 réunions en 2002] Patrick Ricard [8 réunions en 2002] des Rémunérations [2 réunions en 2002] PRÉSIDENT PRÉSIDENT M. Thierry Jacquillat M. Patrick Ricard PRÉSIDENT MEMBRES MEMBRES M. Jean-Dominique Comolli M. Jean-Dominique Comolli Mme Danièle Ricard MEMBRES M. Gérard Théry M. François Gérard Mme Danièle Ricard M. Rafaël Gonzalez Gallarza M. Jean-Claude Beton M. Thierry Jacquillat Société Holding Iris Levasseur, née en 1972, vit et travaille à Paris. DIRECTION GÉNÉRALE Ses œuvres, résolument con- M. Patrick Ricard / Président-Directeur Général temporaines et dynamiques, M. Pierre Pringuet / Directeur Général Délégué sont composées de différents M. Richard Burrows / Directeur Général Délégué tableaux juxtaposés les uns COMITÉ DE DIRECTION aux autres pour créer une M. -
Institutions, Leadership and Long-Term Survival 1
Institutions, Leadership and Long-Term Survival Teresa da Silva Lopes Queen Mary, University of London 1. Multinationals and the wealth of nations There is a vast literature on the factors that contribute to the wealth of nations. Since Adam Smith until the present day, a large variety of such factors has been considered. They include the division of labour, technological progress, the development of free markets, the intervention of governments, the supply of national resources, the accumulation of physical and human capital, the contributions of foreign trade and foreign investment, the geographical position and the institutional framework. This study combines the views that relate the wealth of nations to trade and different kinds of institutions and organizations – the creators of the ‘rules of the game and the players'1 – to explain the development or lack of development of multinational firms, in marketing based industries such as the alcoholic beverages industry. Among the pioneers who studied the impact of international relations are Adam Smith in The Wealth of Nations and David Ricardo in The Principles of Political Economy and Taxation. Adam Smith argued that industry and the wealth of nations relied on free trade and international competition. Ricardo developed Adam Smith’s analysis of absolute advantage by exploring the concept of comparative advantage. According to him, even if one country is better at producing everything than another, there are still benefits from trade. Ricardo used Britain and Portugal to show that the overall wealth of the two nations increases if they specialize in those industries in which each has comparative advantage, such as textiles in the case of Britain and 2 wine in the case of Portugal. -
1998 Contents
1998 CONTENTS Chairman’s Message 2 1998 Major Brands 4 Groupe Presence Worldwide 6 Corporate Strategy 8 Interview with the President 10 Key Figures 12 Events of the Year 14 Regional Activities 20/34 France 20 Europe 23 Mixed Media on wood 1999 North & South America 26 Original work by Fabio Calvetti Born in 1956 and settled in Certaldo near Florence, Italy, Cuba 29 Fabio Calvetti draws his inspiration from the heart of the Tuscan countryside. His paintings display a fine balance Asia 32 between naked power and tenderness. Vermilion reds and golden yellows overlay more mellow backgrounds.The play Pacific 34 of shadow and light draws us into a world which is in sharp Stock Market 36 contrast with his vivacious brush strokes. With this painting, created for the Pernod Ricard collection, Human Resources 38 Fabio Calvetti celebrates Italcanditi’s entry into the Groupe.The company specialises in fruit preparations. Management Report, The work also gives a glimpse of Havana Club, the Cuban Consolidated Statements 41 rum which is enjoying the fastest rate of growth of any spirit in the world and which has now joined the ranks of Board of Directors and Management 65 million-case brands. 1998 Turnover(1) +8% Internal Growth +7.7% Operating profit +7.9% Pre-tax profit +5.4% Wines and Spirits +4.5% Fruit Preparations and Soft Drinks +6% Distribution +19.9% Wines and Spirits: No. 1 in the Euro Zone, No. 1 in France and Ireland, No. 2 in The Netherlands, No. 3 in Spain Wines: No. 1 Australian brand (1) 20,582 MF excluding duties and taxes CHAIRMAN’ S MESSAGE Patrick Ricard:“1998 was a successful year for groupe Pernod Ricard. -
Rapport Annuel Déposé À L'amf Comme Document De Référence 2004-2005 Pernod Ricard
F 14 MARQUES CLÉS RICARD, BALLANTINE’S, CHIVAS REGAL, KAHLÙA, MALIBU, BEEFEATER, HAVANA CLUB, STOLICHNAYA (DROITS DE DISTRIBUTION), JAMESON, MARTELL, THE GLENLIVET, JACOB’S CREEK, MUMM, PERRIER-JOUËT. UNE PRÉSENCE MONDIALE ACCRUE, 27 MARQUES LOCALES 2004 / 2005 un portefeuille de marques étoffé LEADERS 100 PIPERS, SEAGRAM’S GIN, ROYAL STAG, PRESIDENTE, MONTILLA, N°1 PASTIS 51, CLAN CAMPBELL, en Europe continentale AMARO RAMAZZOTTI, DON PEDRO, HIRAM WALKER LIQUEURS, N°1 SANDEMAN (DROITS DE DISTRIBUTION), en Amérique du Sud WYBOROWA, BLENDERS PRIDE, WILD TURKEY, TIA MARIA, IMPERIAL, BECHEROVKA, SUZE, PASSPORT, ARARAT, SOMETHING SPECIAL, N°2 POWERS, SOHO/DITA, en Amérique du Nord FOUR ROSES (DROITS DE DISTRIBUTION), N°1 OLMECA, ABERLOUR, ROYAL SALUTE. en Asie-Pacifi que N°5 aux États-Unis 2004/2005 Pernod Ricard F 14 MARQUES CLÉS RICARD, BALLANTINE’S, CHIVAS REGAL, KAHLÙA, MALIBU, BEEFEATER, HAVANA CLUB, STOLICHNAYA (DROITS DE DISTRIBUTION), JAMESON, MARTELL, THE GLENLIVET, JACOB’S CREEK, MUMM, PERRIER-JOUËT. UNE PRÉSENCE MONDIALE ACCRUE, 27 MARQUES LOCALES 2004 / 2005 un portefeuille de marques étoffé LEADERS 100 PIPERS, SEAGRAM’S GIN, ROYAL STAG, PRESIDENTE, MONTILLA, N°1 PASTIS 51, CLAN CAMPBELL, en Europe continentale AMARO RAMAZZOTTI, DON PEDRO, HIRAM WALKER LIQUEURS, N°1 SANDEMAN (DROITS DE DISTRIBUTION), en Amérique du Sud WYBOROWA, BLENDERS PRIDE, WILD TURKEY, TIA MARIA, IMPERIAL, BECHEROVKA, SUZE, PASSPORT, ARARAT, SOMETHING SPECIAL, N°2 POWERS, SOHO/DITA, en Amérique du Nord FOUR ROSES (DROITS DE DISTRIBUTION), N°1 OLMECA, ABERLOUR, ROYAL SALUTE. en Asie-Pacifi que N°5 aux États-Unis 2004/2005 Pernod Ricard Une organisation unique La décentralisation des décisions au plus près du terrain constitue le principe clé de l’organisation du Groupe Pernod Ricard. -
Ex”. P.R. RA 97 Ñanglais
Contents 2-3 A message from 70% of activity realised outside of France the Chairman and 75% does not involve anis 4-9 Groupe presentation Our presence around the world Strategy, principles, organisation Our major brands 10-15 The Year in Review A winning strategy with Thierry Jacquillat Key figures Key events 16-27 News from the regions France: 31% of consolidated turnover 16 Europe: Pernod Ricard’s leading market region 19 The Americas: Solid assets throughout the continent 22 Cuba: the birthplace of cocktails 24 Australia: double digit growth in export 25 Asia: the Groupe consolidates its positions 27 28-29 The Stock Market The Pernod Ricard Share: + 23% 30-32 Human Resources A confirmed trend towards internationalisation 1 The Chairman’s message The Chairman’s message 70% of activity is realised outside of France and 75% does not involve anis We have just completed a record year, record in terms of turnover, profits and NONALCOHOLIC ACTIVITIES: THE BALANCE our level of diversification. All over the world, with the exception of France, The alcohol-free activities have always represented a key area of diversifica- our sales of spirits have increased, despite a rather slack world market, whilst tion for our Groupe. And this year again this strategy proved to be well-founded our “world wines” have been able to benefit from a positive environment. At since the performances recorded by this sector have made up for the downturn the same time, our nonalcoholic activities have contributed considerably to the in the French spirits market, a slump which followed the new increase in duties increase in sales and profits.