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5. segment information<br />

segment infoRmation By Business segments<br />

until the acquisition of advanced Bionics in the financial year 2009/10, the group was active in one operating segment.<br />

with the acquisition of advanced Bionics as of december 30, 2009, the group entered into a new business segment<br />

(hearing implants) which is reported separately to the group’s chief operating decision maker. the financial information<br />

that is provided to the group’s chief operating decision maker (ie. chief executive officer), which is used to allocate<br />

resources and to assess the performance, is primarily based on the sales analysis (by product groups and regions) as well<br />

as the consolidated income statements, balance sheets and cash flow statements for the individual segments.<br />

hearing instruments: this operating segment includes the companies that are active in the design, development, manufacture,<br />

distribution and service of hearing instruments and related products. Research and development is predominantly<br />

centralized in switzerland and canada. Production of hearing instruments is concentrated in three production centers in<br />

switzerland, china, and vietnam. technologically advanced production processes are performed in switzerland, whereas<br />

standard assembly of products is conducted in asia. most of the marketing activities are steered by the brand marketing<br />

departments in switzerland, canada, and the united states. the execution of marketing campaigns lies with the sales<br />

organizations in each market. the distribution of products is effected through sales organizations in the individual markets.<br />

the distribution channels of the group in the individual markets vary depending on the sales strategy and the characteristics<br />

of the countries.<br />

hearing implants: this operating segment includes the companies that are active in the design, development, manufacture,<br />

distribution and service of hearing implants and related products. Besides the acquired company advanced Bionics<br />

which provides cochlear implant systems, the segment also consists of Phonak acoustic implants. Phonak acoustic<br />

implants, located in switzerland, is developing a middle ear implant. Research and development, production as well<br />

as marketing activities of advanced Bionics are predominantely centralized in the united states. the distribution of<br />

products is effected through sales organizations in the individual markets.<br />

1,000 chf <strong>2010</strong>/<strong>11</strong> 2009/10 <strong>2010</strong>/<strong>11</strong> 2009/10 1) <strong>2010</strong>/<strong>11</strong> 2009/10 <strong>2010</strong>/<strong>11</strong> 2009/10 1)<br />

hearing<br />

instruments<br />

hearing<br />

implants<br />

eliminations total<br />

segment sales 1,545,890 1,475,058 70,915 25,248 1,616,805 1,500,306<br />

Intersegment sales (15) (90) (105)<br />

Sales<br />

Operating profit before acquisitionrelated<br />

amortization and impairment<br />

1,545,875 1,475,058 70,825 25,248 1,616,700 1,500,306<br />

(EBITA) 371,661 428,100 (45,039) (7,824) 326,622 420,276<br />

Segment assets 1,873,647 1,891,070 433,573 507,220 (404,274) (555,8<strong>11</strong>) 1,902,946 1,842,479<br />

Unallocated assets2) 268,698 481,547<br />

Total assets 2,171,644 2,324,026<br />

1) Restated based on finalization of the acquisition accounting of advanced Bionics (for details refer to note 3.7).<br />

2) unallocated assets include cash and cash equivalents, other current financial assets (excluding loans), investments in associates/joint ventures, employee<br />

benefit assets, and deferred tax assets.

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