Examples of using Restructuring costs in English and their translations into German
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Marginally positive operating result before impairment and restructuring costs.
Restructuring costs in 2009 will amount to approximately CHF 200 to 300 million.
Moreover, SNCM's own contribution to restructuring costs was highly inadequate.
No further restructuring costs are anticipated for the current financial year.
Further factors were increased write-downs and restructuring costs totalling just under€ 30 million.
The restructuring costs included the costs for the development of modernised products.
It means we are ready for the forthcoming charges arising from restructuring costs and regulatory obligations.
Restructuring costs money though, and any potential savings will not materialise for some time.
The previous year(negative CHF 10.6 million, negative 14.8%) was adversely affected by restructuring costs of around CHF 3 million.
Operating expenses include restructuring costs of EUR 32 million in the first half year of 2018.
The company's gross profit margin came to 26.7%, the EBIT margin adjusted for restructuring costs rose to 4.5.
Restructuring costs of EUR 11 million were related to the leaver programme and the network consolidation.
Operating profit declined by 4.0% to EUR 1.1 billion, due above all to restructuring costs at PeP.
In addition, it must increase its contribution to the restructuring costs to take into account the cumulative effect of earlier state aid.
EBIT improved by 17.7 million CHF to 135.1 million CHF which corresponds to an EBIT margin of 6.9% 2013: 3.9%; 5.7% before restructuring costs.
Operating expenses for the quarterincluded a total of CHF 238 million in restructuring costs associated with our cost reduction program.
Related restructuring costs in the range of CHF 100 million to CHF 150 million before taxes will be incurred; these costs will mainly be charged to the income statement in the fourth quarter of 2011.
Furthermore, the Commission suspected that Bull could have used the rescue aid to cover restructuring costs.
Specialties trading, such as in malting barley, developed very positively,while the one-off restructuring costs of the sites in Southern and Eastern Europe had a negative impact on EBIT.
Furthermore, the German government provided imprecise information with regard to previous aid measures whichimpairs the assessment of whether the aid is proportional to the restructuring costs and benefits.
With stable restructuring costs(€68 million), the Group is able to report an operating profit of €853 million, thereby bringing the operating profit rate to 8.1%, compared with 7.1% in 2013.
Current losses werecompounded by costs for the closure of the Munich branch and restructuring costs in Essen.
The loss of the final quarter in 2009 is wholly attributable to high restructuring costs, expenditures related to the Arcandor insolvency and costs related to onerous contracts.
This positive development is primarily driven by the sugar segment,since last year's restructuring costs did not recur.
After interest, restructuring costs and taxes, net earnings for the year decreased- compared to previous year's record level- to EUR 12(previous year: EUR 57) million, corresponding to earnings per share of EUR 0.14 previous year: EUR 0.67.
We examine business area and product portfolios in terms of the criteria profitability,mid and long-term development opportunities and necessary restructuring costs, with the proviso.
The Commission also found that the aid in question was not in proportion to the restructuring costs and benefits and that the restructuring plan did not foresee enough measures as to offset adverse effects on competition by the aid.
Results were adversely affected by the higher cost of energy and materials,unsatisfactory earnings in the manmade fiber sector at Textile Systems and restructuring costs of 11.5 million CHF 2.5 million CHF in 2005.
The segment result also includes restructuring costs amounting to CHF 40 million for the refocusing of business in the United Kingdom and amortisation expenditure of CHF 21 million for client relationship assets taken on in the acquisition.
These measures, which will cause one-off restructuring costs of about€ 25 million during the 2005_06 financial year, will create the basis for sustained and economical sugar production by the AGRANA Group and will ensure that AGRANA remains competitive even under the new market conditions.