Automobile Division
Automobile Division

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1.Finance : key figures
 Net financial debt of the automobile division...
 
2.Capital markets
 Capital marketsRenault SA refinances most of its automobile business on the capital markets, chiefly through long-term funding (bond issues, private placements). This provides the Automobile Division with a minimum level of liquid funds at all times.. Debt Profile.
 
3.Financial risk
 The Automobile Division is exposed to exchange rate risk as part of its manufacturing and commercial activities.... Renault S.A. finances its Automobile Division mainly by :...
 
4.2005 revenues
 The main modifications concern consolidation changes, which had a positive impact of Euro273 million and were concentrated in the Automobile Division (positive impact of Euro255 million, including Euro105 million from the entry of Renault South Africa Ltd)....
 
5.2004 revenues
 Consolidation changes in the Automobile Division :...
 
6.2003 revenues
 Table updated on 10/02/2004 (1) To permit comparisons, 2002 data have been restated to conform to the 2003 presentation. For the Automobile Division, the main changes are as follows : - consolidation changes : the deconsolidation of Renault Agriculture on April 30, 2003 following the sale of a 51 % stake to Claas (negative impact :...
 
7.2002 revenues
 Table updated on 11/02/2003 (1) For comparison purposes, data for 2001 has been restated on a consistent basis with the data of 2002. The principal changes are the following : in the Automobile Division, the CAT group was deconsolidated following its sale on July 1, 2001 (- E163 million) ; in the Sales Financing Division, the method of consolidating Renault Financial Services (RFS) has changed : as of December 31, 2001, RFS is consolidated via the proportionate method at 50 %, whereas previous to that time it was fully consolidated....
 

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