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Syngenta 2014 full year results

“In 2014 we achieved our integrated sales target of six percent at constant exchange rates despite lower crop prices, unfavorable weather conditions in North America and a deliberate reduction in low margin sales of glyphosate," says Mike Mack, Chief Executive Officer at Syngenta. "Emerging markets registered double digit growth for the fifth consecutive year despite the geopolitical uncertainty in the CIS. Encouragingly, growth in Western Europe was also robust, with a particularly strong performance from our broadened fungicide portfolio. In Latin America, our new fungicide ELATUSTM achieved sales of over $300 million following its introduction in Brazil. This is the largest product launch in Syngenta’s history, resulting in widespread grower recognition of the product’s superlative performance against soybean rust." 

2014 Full Year Results

  • Sales growth target achieved: ELATUSTM launch exceeds expectations
  • Integrated sales up 6 percent at constant exchange rates
  • up 7 percent excluding glyphosate
  • fourth quarter sales up 12 percent
  • Total sales up 5 percent at constant exchange rates to $15.1 billion
  • ELATUSTM sales in Brazil over $300 million
  • EBITDA $2.9 billion, up 1 percent; margin 19.3 percent
  • up 7 percent at constant exchange rates
  • Operational leverage measures: $265 million savings in 2015
  • Earnings per share1 $19.42, up 1 percent
  • Free cash flow before acquisitions $1.2 billion
  • Proposed dividend increased by 10 percent to CHF 11.00
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