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1.2 OPERATING PROFIT FROM ORDINARY ACTIVITIES / OPERATING PROFIT<br />

Operating profi t from ordinary activities is the operating profi t before sharebased<br />

payment expenses (IFRS 2), goodwill impairment losses and any<br />

material non-recurring items.<br />

Operating profi t from ordinary activities was €1,568 million in <strong>2005</strong>, an<br />

increase of nearly 21% against 2004. The operating margin was 7.3% against<br />

6.7% in 2004. All business lines, but especially Construction, contributed<br />

to this new increase in operating profi tability.<br />

Concessions<br />

Operating profi t for the Concessions business line rose to €633 million<br />

from €580 million in 2004 and accounted for 40% of the Group’s total<br />

operating profi t. Cofi route’s operating profi t rose by 1.4% to €469 million.<br />

At <strong>VINCI</strong> Park, operating profi t increased by 8.3% to €127 million. The<br />

other infrastructure concessions contributed €55 million in <strong>2005</strong>, an<br />

increase of €25 million over the year. This fi gure includes the impact of a<br />

full year’s operation of the Charilaos Trikoupis Bridge (Rion-Antirion) which<br />

entered service in August 2004, for €17 million.<br />

The contribution from airport services improved this year by €9 million<br />

and is now positive, following 2004 which was marked by continuing<br />

restructuring measures in the USA.<br />

Energy<br />

<strong>VINCI</strong> Energies’ operating profi t from ordinary activities was €178 million,<br />

up 8.5% against the previous year. This is a 5.1% margin, compared with<br />

4.9% in 2004. The continuing high earnings <strong>report</strong>ed by the French<br />

subsidiaries should be underlined, as should the good performances by<br />

European operations especially those in Germany. TMS’s operating loss has<br />

been strongly reduced, to €10 million, as a result of the restructuring<br />

undertaken.<br />

(in € millions) <strong>2005</strong> % revenue 2004 % revenue Chang <strong>2005</strong>/2004<br />

Concessions and services 633 30.8% 580 29.8 29.8% +9.1%<br />

Energy 178 5.1% 164 4.9 4.9% +8.5%<br />

Roads 235 3.6% 218 3.8 3.8% +8.2%<br />

Construction 460 4.9% 323 3.9 3.9% +42.5%<br />

Property 33 8.2% 27 6.3 6.3% +23.6%<br />

Holding companies 29 (12)<br />

Operating profi t from ordinary activities 1,568 7.3% 1,300 6.7 % + 20.6%<br />

Share-based payment expenses (71) (36)<br />

Goodwill impairment expense (13) (46)<br />

Non-recurring items — (10)<br />

Operating profi t 1,484 6.9% 1,208 6.2 % + 22.9%<br />

178<br />

<strong>VINCI</strong> <strong>2005</strong> ANNUAL REPORT<br />

Roads<br />

Eurovia’s operating profi t from ordinary activities was €235 million, an<br />

8.2% increase, with an operating margin of 3.6% (against 3.8% in 2004).<br />

This margin was affected by the increase in energy costs. In France, the profi t<br />

trend is in line with the increase in activity levels, with operating margins<br />

remaining at a satisfactory level. Outside France, the situation is more varied.<br />

Business is good in the UK and the Czech Republic, conditions are improving<br />

in Germany, and recovery is under way in Spain and the USA.<br />

Construction<br />

<strong>VINCI</strong> Construction saw its operating profi t from ordinary activities increase<br />

strongly to €460 million, up 42.5%. The operating margin was 4.9%, against<br />

3.9% in 2004. These excellent results refl ect the further very marked<br />

improvement in the performance of the French subsidiaries Sogea Construction<br />

and GTM Construction and of most of the Division’s other units<br />

(subsidiaries in France’s overseas territories and foreign countries, major<br />

projects and Freyssinet’s specialised business lines).<br />

Property<br />

<strong>VINCI</strong> Immobilier made a contribution to operating profi t from ordinary<br />

activities of €33 million (compared with €27 million in 2004).<br />

Operating profi t from ordinary activities by business line / Operating profi t<br />

After taking account of the expenses related to share-based payments and<br />

goodwill impairment, for a total of €84 million, operating profi t was<br />

€1,484 million in <strong>2005</strong>, 6.9% of revenue and up 22.9% against 2004.

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