Economic Situation in Q2 2009/10

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Interim Report 2nd quarter 2009/10 (Download)
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  • Recovery trend in tourism continues
  • Improved operating earnings in TUI Travel and Cruises
  • Turnaround: positive quarterly result from Container Shipping's operations

 
 

TUI Group in Figures

€ million   Q2 2009/10 Q2 2008/09 Var. % H1 2009/10 H1 2008/09 Var. %
Continuing Operations              
Turnover   2,878.8 3,078.9 - 6.5 5,826.9 6,549.5 - 11.0
EBITDAR   58.1 - 50.7 n/a 129.3 133.9 - 3.4
EBITDA   - 161.8 - 254.2 + 36.3 - 241.5 - 218.9 - 10.3
   TUI Travel   - 199.9 - 290.7 + 31.2 - 292.0 - 258.7 - 12.9
   TUI Hotels & Resorts   42.3 42.0 + 0.7 64.7 79.6 - 18.7
   Cruises   4.1 2.2 + 86.4 - 0.1 0.3 n/a
Underlying EBITDA   - 157.3 - 195.4 + 19.5 - 216.9 - 166.8 - 30.0
   TUI Travel   - 195.4 - 231.9 + 15.7 - 267.4 - 208.6 - 28.2
   TUI Hotels & Resorts   42.3 42.0 + 0.7 64.7 83.4 - 22.4
   Cruises   4.1 2.2 + 86.4 - 0.1 0.3 n/a
EBITA   - 252.3 - 348.9 + 27.7 - 426.1 - 452.0 + 5.7
   TUI Travel   - 268.8 - 364.3 + 26.2 - 432.4 - 433.3 + 0.2
   TUI Hotels & Resorts   25.7 25.6 + 0.4 30.7 48.9 - 37.2
   Cruises   2.2 - 0.1 n/a - 4.1 - 4.5 + 8.9
Underlying EBITA   - 228.6 - 273.8 + 16.5 - 336.3 - 372.2 + 1.6
   TUI Travel   - 245.1 - 289.2 + 15.2 - 372.6 - 355.5 - 4.8
   TUI Hotels & Resorts   25.7 25.6 + 0.4 30.7 52.7 - 41.7
   Cruises   2.2 - 0.1 n/a - 4.1 - 4.5 + 8.9
               
Discontinued Operations              
Earnings Discontinued Operations   - 23.8 928.9 n/a - 34.4 921.1 n/a
EBITA   - 22.7 889.4 n/a - 33.6 851.7 n/a
Underlying EBITA   - 12.9 - 234.6 + 94.5 - 23.8 - 256.0 + 90.7
               
Group              
EBITA   - 275.0 540.5 n/a - 459.7 399.7 n/a
Underlying EBITA   - 241.5 - 508.4 + 52.5 - 390.1 - 628.2 + 37.9
Group profit/loss   - 264.8 605.5 n/a - 429.9 418.7 n/a
Basic earnings per share in € - 0.72 + 2.93 n/a - 1.16 + 2.30 n/a
Capital expenditure   61.7 139.0 - 55.6 155.8 281.3 - 44.6
Equity ratio (31 March) in %
16.4 18.0 - 1.6*)
Employees (31 March)     60,949 70,989 - 14.1

*) percentage points

 

TUI Group in Figures

€ million   Q2 2009/10 Q2 2008/09 Var. % H1 2009/10 H1 2008/09 Var. %
Continuing Operations              
Turnover   2,878.8 3,078.9 - 6.5 5,826.9 6,549.5 - 11.0
EBITDAR   58.1 - 50.7 n/a 129.3 133.9 - 3.4
EBITDA   - 161.8 - 254.2 + 36.3 - 241.5 - 218.9 - 10.3
   TUI Travel   - 199.9 - 290.7 + 31.2 - 292.0 - 258.7 - 12.9
   TUI Hotels & Resorts   42.3 42.0 + 0.7 64.7 79.6 - 18.7
   Cruises   4.1 2.2 + 86.4 - 0.1 0.3 n/a
Underlying EBITDA   - 157.3 - 195.4 + 19.5 - 216.9 - 166.8 - 30.0
   TUI Travel   - 195.4 - 231.9 + 15.7 - 267.4 - 208.6 - 28.2
   TUI Hotels & Resorts   42.3 42.0 + 0.7 64.7 83.4 - 22.4
   Cruises   4.1 2.2 + 86.4 - 0.1 0.3 n/a
EBITA   - 252.3 - 348.9 + 27.7 - 426.1 - 452.0 + 5.7
   TUI Travel   - 268.8 - 364.3 + 26.2 - 432.4 - 433.3 + 0.2
   TUI Hotels & Resorts   25.7 25.6 + 0.4 30.7 48.9 - 37.2
   Cruises   2.2 - 0.1 n/a - 4.1 - 4.5 + 8.9
Underlying EBITA   - 228.6 - 273.8 + 16.5 - 336.3 - 372.2 + 1.6
   TUI Travel   - 245.1 - 289.2 + 15.2 - 372.6 - 355.5 - 4.8
   TUI Hotels & Resorts   25.7 25.6 + 0.4 30.7 52.7 - 41.7
   Cruises   2.2 - 0.1 n/a - 4.1 - 4.5 + 8.9
               
Discontinued Operations              
Earnings Discontinued Operations   - 23.8 928.9 n/a - 34.4 921.1 n/a
EBITA   - 22.7 889.4 n/a - 33.6 851.7 n/a
Underlying EBITA   - 12.9 - 234.6 + 94.5 - 23.8 - 256.0 + 90.7
               
Group              
EBITA   - 275.0 540.5 n/a - 459.7 399.7 n/a
Underlying EBITA   - 241.5 - 508.4 + 52.5 - 390.1 - 628.2 + 37.9
Group profit/loss   - 264.8 605.5 n/a - 429.9 418.7 n/a
Basic earnings per share in € - 0.72 + 2.93 n/a - 1.16 + 2.30 n/a
Capital expenditure   61.7 139.0 - 55.6 155.8 281.3 - 44.6
Equity ratio (31 March) in %
16.4 18.0 - 1.6*)
Employees (31 March)     60,949 70,989 - 14.1

*) percentage points

General Economic Situation

The world economy, which started to pick up again in mid-2009, continued to recover in the period under review. While the pace of expansion continued to accelerate in the emerging markets and developing countries, the upward trend was less pronounced in the industrialised countries. In the first few calendar months of 2010, economic activity in some member states of the Eurozone was curbed by the discontinuation of state-backed economic stimulus measures as well as substantial increases in public debt. The United States recorded stronger growth than the Eurozone. However, as in other industrialised countries, private and public demand in the Eurozone was impacted by restrained lending and the difficult situation in the labour market. World trade continued to normalise at a high pace. This recovery was driven by the emerging markets, characterised by far stronger economic momentum.

More Information 

Interim Report 2nd quarter 2009/10 (Download)
Press Release
Presentation
Orders of previous years