-----BEGIN PRIVACY-ENHANCED MESSAGE----- Proc-Type: 2001,MIC-CLEAR Originator-Name: webmaster@www.sec.gov Originator-Key-Asymmetric: MFgwCgYEVQgBAQICAf8DSgAwRwJAW2sNKK9AVtBzYZmr6aGjlWyK3XmZv3dTINen TWSM7vrzLADbmYQaionwg5sDW3P6oaM5D3tdezXMm7z1T+B+twIDAQAB MIC-Info: RSA-MD5,RSA, HLHSKv6XDx4eSv9Flt/RXln0LG1SpYcJsa/PYXSeR1Hd7efNVAE6J/WrI3LFYkEv ewuw82teA0fHQciqxG9Hcg== 0001193125-06-156557.txt : 20060731 0001193125-06-156557.hdr.sgml : 20060731 20060731084628 ACCESSION NUMBER: 0001193125-06-156557 CONFORMED SUBMISSION TYPE: 6-K PUBLIC DOCUMENT COUNT: 4 CONFORMED PERIOD OF REPORT: 20060731 FILED AS OF DATE: 20060731 DATE AS OF CHANGE: 20060731 FILER: COMPANY DATA: COMPANY CONFORMED NAME: Daiichi Sankyo Company, LTD CENTRAL INDEX KEY: 0001340156 STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION: PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS [2834] IRS NUMBER: 000000000 STATE OF INCORPORATION: M0 FISCAL YEAR END: 0331 FILING VALUES: FORM TYPE: 6-K SEC ACT: 1934 Act SEC FILE NUMBER: 333-128825 FILM NUMBER: 06989567 BUSINESS ADDRESS: STREET 1: 5-1, NIHONBASHI 3-CHOME STREET 2: CHUO-KU, CITY: TOKYO STATE: M0 ZIP: 103-8426 BUSINESS PHONE: (011) 81-3-5255-7041 MAIL ADDRESS: STREET 1: 5-1, NIHONBASHI 3-CHOME STREET 2: CHUO-KU, CITY: TOKYO STATE: M0 ZIP: 103-8426 6-K 1 d6k.htm FORM 6-K Form 6-K

FORM 6-K

 


SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

450, 5th Street

Washington, D.C. 20549

 


REPORT OF FOREIGN PRIVATE ISSUER

Pursuant to Rule 13a-16 or 15d-16 of

the Securities Exchange Act of 1934

For the month of July, 2006

 


Daiichi Sankyo Company, Limited

(Translation of registrant’s name into English)

 


5-1, Nihonbashi 3-chome

Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-8426

Japan

(Address of principal executive offices)

 


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SIGNATURES

Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned, thereunto duly authorized.

 

     DAIICHI SANKYO COMPANY, LIMITED
DATE: July 31, 2006    By:  

/s/ Takashi Shoda

 


     Name:   Takashi Shoda
     Title:   President and Representative Director


EXHIBIT INDEX

 

Exhibit
Number            


       

Description of Exhibit                            


99.1       Consolidated Financial Results for the First Three Months of Fiscal 2006 (Three-Month Period Ended June 30, 2006)
99.2       Reference Data (1Q of FY2006) – July 31, 2006
EX-99.1 2 dex991.htm PRESS RELEASE Press Release

Exhibit 99.1


July 31, 2006

Consolidated Financial Results

for the First Three Months of Fiscal 2006

(Three-Month Period Ended June 30, 2006)

Listed company name: DAIICHI SANKYO COMPANY, LIMITED

Stock code number: 4568

Listed exchanges: Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya

Head office: Tokyo, Japan

URL: http://www.daiichisankyo.co.jp

Representative: Mr. Takashi Shoda, President and Representative Director

Contact: Mr. Toshio Takahashi, Corporate Officer, General Manager of Corporate Communications Department

Telephone: +81-3-6225-1126

1. Matters Relating to the Preparation of the Quarterly Consolidated Financial Statements

 

 

(1)    Adoption of simplified accounting methods:

   Yes

         “Income taxes” were calculated using a simplified method.

  

(2)    Accounting methods differing from those adopted for the latest fiscal year:

   None

(3)    Changes in the scope of consolidation and application of the equity method:

   Yes

Consolidated subsidiaries:

Increase: 3

Decrease: 6

Companies accounted for by the equity method:

Increase: 0

Decrease: 0

2. Consolidated Financial Results for the First Three Months of Fiscal 2006

    (from April 1, 2006 to June 30, 2006)

(1) Consolidated Financial Results

(Figures less than ¥1 million, except per share amounts, have been omitted.)

 

     Net sales    Operating income    Ordinary income
     Millions of yen    Percent change    Millions of yen    Percent change    Millions of yen    Percent change

First three months of fiscal 2006

   270,549    —      60,792    —      67,842    —  

First three months of fiscal 2005

   —      —      —      —      —      —  
                             

Fiscal 2005

   925,918    —      154,728    —      159,714    —  
                             
     Net income    Basic net income per share    Diluted net income per share
     Millions of yen    Percent change    Yen    Yen

First three months of fiscal 2006

   48,001    —      65.84    —  

First three months of fiscal 2005

   —      —      —      —  
                   

Fiscal 2005

   87,692    —      119.49    119.47
                   

 

Note:

Percentages for net sales, operating income, ordinary income, and net income represent a change from the corresponding results for the first three months of the previous fiscal year.

 

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(2) Consolidated Financial Position

 

     Total assets    Net assets    Equity ratio   

Net assets

per share

     Millions of yen    Millions of yen    %    Yen

First three months of fiscal 2006

   1,602,426    1,260,783    78.5    1,724.53

First three months of fiscal 2005

   —      —      —      —  
                   

Fiscal 2005

   1,596,126    1,237,529    77.5    1,696.97
                   

Note: Net assets for fiscal 2005 do not include minority interests.

3. Forecast of Consolidated Results for Fiscal Year 2006 (from April 1, 2006 to March 31, 2007)

 

     Net sales    Ordinary income    Net income
     Millions of yen    Millions of yen    Millions of yen

Interim six-month period

   480,000    72,000    46,000
              

Full year

   875,000    127,000    55,000
              

Reference: Forecasted annual net income per share (basic): ¥75.44

*Note:

The forecast figures shown above are based on information that was available at the time of preparation and are subject to certain risks and uncertainties. Actual performance and other factors may differ from these forecasts due to changes in circumstances and other developments. For more information related to above forecasts, please refer to page 4.

 

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Overview of Results of Operations

The Company is a joint holding company established on September 28, 2005 through the joint stock transfer implemented by Sankyo Company, Limited and Daiichi Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. Accordingly, as the Company did not prepare consolidated financial statements for the first quarter of fiscal 2005, year-on-year performance comparisons are not presented.

In the current fiscal year, U.S. subsidiaries, DAIICHI SANKYO INC. and Luitpold Pharmaceuticals, Inc., changed the end of their accounting term from December to March. Accordingly, consolidated financial statements for the three-month period under review include the two companies’ profits and losses for the six-month period ended June 30, 2006. This change increased net sales by ¥31.5 billion, operating income by ¥9.0 billion, ordinary income by ¥10.5 billion and net income by ¥5.8 billion.

Consolidated net sales for the three-month period under review totaled ¥270.5 billion, of which the pharmaceutical business accounted for ¥247.5 billion. Market environment for the prescription drug business in Japan (which generated sales of ¥117.1 billion) was harsh with a downward revision in the National Health Insurance (NHI) drug reimbursement tariff implemented in April 2006 by an average of 6.7%. Reflecting such a harsh business environment, sales decreased for the mainstay product Mevalotin®, an antihyperlipidemic agent, and Cravit®, a broad-spectrum oral antibacterial agent, but sales of the antihypertensive agent Olmetec® increased. Sales revenue was also increased by a receipt of the milestone payments relating to sales of the antiplatelet agent Plavix®, whose marketing rights were transferred to Sanofi-Aventis S.A. Urief®, an agent for treating dysuria, and Loxonin® Pap, a percutaneous absorption-type analgesic and anti-inflammatory preparation, both launched in May 2006, also contributed to boosting sales. In November 2005 Sankyo and Daiichi Pharmaceutical launched a joint promotional activities for Olmetec® and began such activities in April 2006 with respect to Cravit® as well. Through these efforts, we are striving to realize synergy from the integration of two companies quickly. In the overseas prescription drug business (which had sales of ¥110.3 billion), sales of the antihyperlipidemic agent bulk pravastatin declined in the U.S. affected by the expiration of the patent. Meanwhile, sales of the antibacterial agent bulk levofloxacin were robust, and sales of the antihypertensive agents olmesartan, which is sold under the brand name of Olmetec® in Europe and as Benicar® in North America, rose sharply. With respect to the healthcare business (with sales of ¥11.2 billion), DAIICHI SANKYO HEALTHCARE CO., LTD., which was established by combining the healthcare business of Sankyo and Daiichi Pharmaceutical, began operations in April 2006, and we turned Zepharma Inc. into a consolidated subsidiary in April 2006 by acquiring 100% of its stocks. With these moves, we took a new step toward further expanding this business.

Other businesses posted sales of ¥22.9 billion. To concentrate its management resources on the pharmaceutical business, the Company is promoting measures to make the non-pharmaceutical businesses separate from the Group. As part of such efforts, we excluded two food-manufacturing companies Wakodo Co., Ltd and Fuji Flour Milling Co., Ltd. from our group through such method as sale of stocks in April 2006.

Cost of sales amounted to ¥73.5 billion (27.2% of net sales), and selling, general and administrative expenses totaled ¥136.1 billion (including ¥37.9 billion in R&D expenses). Operating income was ¥60.7 billion and ordinary income came to ¥67.8 billion.

As a result of booking gains on sales of a subsidiary, etc. as extraordinary gains, net income was ¥48.0 billion.

 

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Overview of Financial Position

At the end of the period under review, total assets stood at ¥1,602.4 billion (up ¥6.3 billion from the previous year-end), net assets registered ¥1,260.7 billion (up ¥11.6 billion) and equity ratio was 78.5% (up 1.0 percentage point).

Forecast of Consolidated Results for Fiscal 2006

Business performance remained steady in the three-month period under review. For the first six months ending September 30, 2006, we expected net sales to reach ¥480.0 billion, a ¥10.0 billion increase from our previous forecast. The upward revision is attributable to the ongoing strong sales of the antihypertensive agent Olmetec® in Japan and better-than-expected sales of Venofer®, an agent for treating anemia, at overseas subsidiary Luitpold Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Gross profit for the half year will likely increase with a rise in net sales, and selling, general and administration expenses are projected to decrease owing to more efficient use of costs. Accordingly, we expect ordinary income to be ¥72.0 billion, up ¥12.0 billion from the previous forecast, and net income to be ¥46.0 billion, up ¥8.0 billion.

For the full fiscal year ending March 31, 2007, we expect net sales, ordinary income and net income will each increase by the amounts newly forecast for the half year, given that the business environment is likely to remain harsh in the latter half.

 

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4. Consolidated Financial Statements

(1) Consolidated Balance Sheets

(Millions of yen)

 

    

Fiscal 2005

(as of March 31, 2006)

  

First three months of

fiscal 2006

(as of June 30, 2006)

   Change  
         Amount             %            Amount             %            Amount      

ASSETS

            

I Current assets:

            

1. Cash and time deposits

   223,979        210,488       

2. Trade notes and accounts receivable

   240,173        244,732       

3. Marketable securities

   274,510        284,163       

4. Mortgage-backed securities

   16,500        15,000       

5. Inventories

   121,694        118,144       

6. Deferred tax assets

   40,911        48,288       

7. Other current assets

   41,313        38,834       

Allowance for doubtful accounts

   (599 )      (580 )     
                    

Total current assets

   958,483     60.1    959,070     59.9    587  

II Non-current assets:

            

1. Property, plant and equipment:

            

(1) Buildings and structures

   164,047        157,243       

(2) Machinery, equipment and vehicles

   47,888        45,586       

(3) Land

   48,892        46,812       

(4) Construction in progress

   10,010        10,502       

(5) Other

   18,874        18,925       
                    

Total property, plant and equipment, net

   289,712     18.1    279,069     17.4    (10,643 )

2. Intangible assets:

            

(1) Goodwill, net

   9,788        23,453       

(2) Other intangible assets, net

   26,378        35,481       
                    

Total intangible assets

   36,166     2.3    58,935     3.7    22,769  

3. Investments and other assets:

            

(1) Investment securities

   256,338        253,781       

(2) Long-term loans

   6,154        5,670       

(3) Prepaid pension costs

   17,307        17,086       

(4) Deferred tax assets

   7,403        7,292       

(5) Other assets

   25,090        22,014       

Allowance for doubtful accounts

   (529 )      (494 )     
                    

Total investments and other assets

   311,763     19.5    305,350     19.0    (6,413 )
                    

Total non-current assets

   637,643     39.9    643,356     40.1    5,712  
                    

Total assets

   1,596,126     100.0    1,602,426     100.0    6,300  
                    

 

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(Millions of yen)

 

    

Fiscal 2005

(as of March 31, 2006)

   

First three months of

fiscal 2006

(as of June 30, 2006)

   Change  
         Amount             %             Amount            %            Amount      

LIABILITIES

            

I Current liabilities:

            

1. Trade notes and accounts payable

   65,596       57,615      

2. Short-term bank loans

   13,547       7,262      

3. Income taxes payable

   26,169       32,388      

4. Deferred tax liabilities

   31       373      

5. Allowance for sales returns

   657       1,016      

6. Allowance for sales rebates

   2,204       2,650      

7. Allowance for contingent losses

   3,379       3,332      

8. Other current liabilities

   125,246       130,749      
                  

Total current liabilities

   236,833     14.9     235,389    14.7    (1,443 )

II Non-current liabilities:

            

1. Long-term debt

   3,374       1,824      

2. Deferred tax liabilities

   23,926       25,897      

3. Accrued retirement and severance benefits

   68,321       65,946      

4. Accrued directors’ retirement and severance benefits

   3,140       2,680      

5. Accrued soil remediation costs

   2,850       2,850      

6. Other non-current liabilities

   8,540       7,054      
                  

Total non-current liabilities

   110,154     6.9     106,254    6.6    (3,900 )
                  

Total liabilities

   346,987     21.8     341,643    21.3    (5,344 )

MINORITY INTERESTS

            

Minority interests

   11,609     0.7     —        

SHAREHOLDERS’ EQUITY

            

I        Common stock

   50,000     3.1     —        

II      Additional paid-in-capital

   179,858     11.3     —        

III     Retained earnings

   936,513     58.7     —        

IV    Net unrealized gain on investment securities

   80,254     5.0     —        

V      Foreign currency translation adjustments

   735     0.0     —        

VI    Treasury stock at cost

   (9,832 )   (0.6 )   —        
                

         Total shareholders’ equity

   1,237,529     77.5     —        
                

     Total liabilities, minority interests and shareholders’ equity

   1,596,126     100.0     —        
                

 

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(Millions of yen)

 

     Fiscal 2005
(as of March 31, 2006)
  

First three months of
fiscal 2006

(as of June 30, 2006)

   Change
         Amount            %            Amount             %            Amount    

NET ASSETS

             

I        Shareholders’ equity

             

1. Common stock

   —         50,000       

2. Additional paid-in-capital

   —         179,858       

3. Retained earnings

   —         962,938       

4. Treasury stock

   —         (9,858 )     
                 

Total shareholders’ equity

   —         1,182,938     73.8   

II      Valuation and translation adjustments, etc.

             

1. Net unrealized gain on investment securities

   —         75,209       

2. Foreign currency translation adjustments

   —         (890 )     
                 

Total valuation and translation adjustments, etc.

   —         74,319     4.7   

III     Minority interests

   —         3,525     0.2   
                 

Total net assets

   —         1,260,783     78.7   
                 

Total liabilities and net assets

   —         1,602,426     100.0   
                   

 

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(2) Consolidated Statement of Income

(Millions of yen)

 

     First three months of fiscal 2006
(from April 1, 2006 to
June 30, 2006)
   

Fiscal 2005

(from April 1, 2005 to
March 31, 2006)

     Amount     %     Amount    %

I        Net sales

   270,549     100.0     925,918    100.0

II      Cost of sales

   73,589     27.2     290,735    31.4
               

         Gross profit

   196,960     72.8     635,182    68.6

III     Selling, general and administrative expenses

   136,167     50.3     480,454    51.9
               

Operating income

   60,792     22.5     154,728    16.7

IV    Non-operating income

   8,326     3.1     10,951    1.2

V      Non-operating expenses

   1,275     0.5     5,964    0.7
               

Ordinary income

   67,842     25.1     159,714    17.2

VI    Extraordinary gains

   21,394     7.9     6,890    0.8

VII   Extraordinary losses

   5,482     2.0     29,712    3.2
               

Net income before income taxes

   83,755     31.0     136,892    14.8

Income tax expenses

   35,833     13.3     49,196    5.3

Minority interests in net losses of subsidiaries

   (79 )   (0.0 )   3    0.0
               

Net income

   48,001     17.7     87,692    9.5
               

 

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(3) Segment Information

[Operating Segments]

(Millions of yen)

 

First three months of fiscal 2006

(from April 1, 2006 to June 30, 2006)

   Pharmaceuticals    Other    Total   

Eliminations

& corporate

    Consolidated

Net sales

             

(1) External sales

   247,567    22,982    270,549    —       270,549

(2) Inter-segment sales and transfers

   120    1,020    1,141    (1,141 )   —  
                         

Total

   247,687    24,003    271,690    (1,141 )   270,549
                         

Operating expenses

   188,277    22,735    211,012    (1,255 )   209,757
                         

Operating income

   59,410    1,267    60,677    114     60,792
                         

Notes:

1. Method of classifying operating segments
  Classification into ‘Pharmaceuticals’ and ‘Other’ is based on consideration of product type, market characteristics, and other factors.
2. Principal products in each operating segment

Pharmaceuticals: Prescription drugs and healthcare products

Other: Agrochemicals, chemicals, and other

(Millions of yen)

 

Fiscal 2005

(from April 1, 2005 to March 31, 2006)

   Pharmaceuticals    Other    Total   

Eliminations

& corporate

    Consolidated

Net sales

             

(1) External sales

   784,666    141,251    925,918    —       925,918

(2) Inter-segment sales and transfers

   790    4,024    4,814    (4,814 )   —  
                         

Total

   785,457    145,275    930,733    (4,814 )   925,918
                         

Operating expenses

   637,342    139,129    776,472    (5,282 )   771,190
                         

Operating income

   148,114    6,146    154,260    467     154,728
                         

Notes:

1. Method of classifying operating segments
  Classification into ‘Pharmaceuticals’ and ‘Other’ is based on consideration of product type, market characteristics, and other factors.
2. Principal products in each operating segment

Pharmaceuticals: Prescription drugs and healthcare products

Other: Food Products, agrochemicals, chemicals, and other

[Geographic Segments]

(Millions of yen)

 

First three months of fiscal 2006

(from April 1, 2006 to June 30, 2006)

   Japan    North
America
   Other    Total   

Eliminations

& corporate

    Consolidated

Net sales

                

(1) External sales

   179,214    71,068    20,266    270,549    —       270,549

(2) Inter-segment sales and transfers

   24,082    6,157    2,021    32,261    (32,261 )   —  
                              

Total

   203,297    77,225    22,288    302,811    (32,261 )   270,549
                              

Operating expenses

   152,240    53,743    17,338    223,322    (13,565 )   209,757
                              

Operating income

   51,057    23,481    4,949    79,488    (18,696 )   60,792
                              

Notes:

1. Method of classifying geographic segments

Geographic segments are classified on the basis of geographic proximity.

2. Countries and regions included in segments other than Japan

North America: the United States

Other: Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Spain, Italy, Taiwan, and others

 

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(Millions of yen)

 

Fiscal 2005

(from April 1, 2005 to March 31, 2006)

   Japan    North
America
   Other    Total   

Eliminations

& corporate

    Consolidated

Net sales

                

(1) External sales

   752,793    116,061    57,063    925,918    —       925,918

(2) Inter-segment sales and transfers

   21,553    18,212    5,805    45,572    (45,572 )   —  
                              

Total

   774,347    134,274    62,869    971,490    (45,572 )   925,918
                              

Operating expenses

   644,098    108,816    62,690    815,605    (44,414 )   771,190
                              

Operating income

   130,249    25,457    178    155,885    (1,157 )   154,728
                              

 

Notes:
1. Method of classifying geographic segments

Geographic segments are classified on the basis of geographic proximity.

2. Countries and regions included in segments other than Japan

North America: the United States

Other: Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Spain, Italy, Taiwan, and others

[Overseas Net Sales]

(Millions of yen)

 

First three months of fiscal 2006

(from April 1, 2006 to June 30, 2006)

   North America    Europe    Other areas    Total

I   Overseas net sales

   80,155    27,554    7,369    115,079

II  Consolidated net sales

            270,549

III Percentage of overseas net sales to consolidated net sales (%)

   29.6    10.2    2.7    42.5

 

Notes:
1. Method of classifying countries and regions

Countries and regions are classified on the basis of geographic proximity.

2. Countries and regions included in each area

North America: the United States and Canada

Europe: Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Spain, Italy, Ireland, Switzerland, and others

Other areas: Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, and others

3. Overseas net sales are sales of the Company and its consolidated subsidiaries which are transacted in countries or regions outside of Japan.

(Millions of yen)

 

Fiscal 2005

(from April 1, 2005 to March 31, 2006)

   North America    Europe    Other areas    Total

I   Overseas net sales

   182,614    98,440    26,210    307,265

II  Consolidated net sales

            925,918

III Percentage of overseas net sales to consolidated net sales (%)

   19.7    10.6    2.9    33.2

 

Notes:
1. Method of classifying countries and regions

Countries and regions are classified on the basis of geographic proximity.

2. Countries and regions included in each area

North America: the United States and Canada

Europe: Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Spain, Italy, Ireland, Switzerland, and others

Other areas: Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, and others

3. Overseas net sales are sales of the Company and its consolidated subsidiaries which are transacted in countries or regions outside of Japan.

 

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Reference Data

(1Q of FY2006) - July 31, 2006

 

1

   Summary of Financial Statement    1

2

   Status in R&D Pipeline    1

3

   Main Prescription drug sales    2

4

   Consolidated sales of Global Products    3

5

   OTC drug sales    3

6

   Consolidated Segment information-Business    4

7

   Consolidated Segment information-Area    4
   Segment Information (Reference)    5

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1. Summary of Financial Statement

million yen

 

     FY2005     FY2006  
     1Q*     progress
(%)
    1st half     Full year     1Q     progress
(%)
   

1st half

Estimate
issued in May

    1st half
Estimate
   

Difference
from
Estimate

in May

   

Full year

Estimate
issued in May

    Full year
Estimate
 
Change                <0.6>     <1.0>     <17.0>           <4.0>     <6.2>           <-6.6>     <-5.5>  

Net sales

   231,148     51.2 %   451,808     925,918     270,549     57.6 %   470,000     480,000     10,000     865,000     875,000  

Cost of sales

   72,511     51.3 %   141,296     290,735     73,589     55.2 %   133,400     136,800     3,400     234,200     237,600  

Cost of sales ratio

   31.4 %     31.3 %   31.4 %   27.2 %     28.4 %   28.5 %   —       27.1 %   27.2 %

Selling, general and administrative expenses

   110,986     48.2 %   230,166     480,454     136,167     48.4 %   281,600     278,200     (3,400 )   522,800     519,400  

SG&A ratio

   48.0 %     50.9 %   51.9 %   50.3 %     59.9 %   58.0 %   —       60.4 %   59.4 %

Research and development expenses

   35,333     48.7 %   72,528     158,716     37,933     43.6 %   87,000     87,000     0     167,000     167,000  

R&D ratio

   15.3 %     16.1 %   17.1 %   14.0 %     18.5 %   18.1 %   —       19.3 %   19.1 %
Change                <8.3>     <9.7>     <27.6>           <-31.5>     <-19.1>           <-30.2>     <-23.7>  

Operating income

   47,650     59.3 %   80,345     154,728     60,792     110.5 %   55,000     65,000     10,000     108,000     118,000  

/ Net sales

   20.6 %     17.8 %   16.7 %   22.5 %     11.7 %   13.5 %   —       12.5 %   13.5 %
Change                <8.4>     <14.2>     <35.8>           <-27.4>     <-12.9>           <-28.0>     <-20.5>  

Ordinary income

   49,952     60.4 %   82,642     159,714     67,842     113.1 %   60,000     72,000     12,000     115,000     127,000  

/ Net sales

   21.6 %     18.3 %   17.2 %   25.1 %     12.8 %   15.0 %   —       13.3 %   14.5 %
Change                <1.5>     <2.6>     <51.7>           <-23.2>     <-7.0>           <-46.4>     <-37.3>  

Net income

   31,642     64.0 %   49,450     87,692     48,001     126.3 %   38,000     46,000     8,000     47,000     55,000  

/ Net sales

   13.7 %     10.9 %   9.5 %   17.7 %     8.1 %   9.6 %     5.4 %   6.3 %

* The amounts for the first quarter of fiscal 2005 are simple totals of the figures of the Sankyo Group and the Daiichi Pharmaceutical Group.

 

  The accounting period of DAIICHI SANKYO INC. (DSI) and Luitpold Pharmaceuticals Inc. (LPI), both of which are overseas subsidiaries of the DAIICHI SANKYO Group, is 15 months from January 2006 to March 2007. This is due to an adjustment made to the accounting period. Therefore, for these two companies, the accounting period for the first quarter is from January to June 2006.

 

  For the first half of fiscal 2006, an earnings forecast was made equaling half of the annual sales/profit for non-pharmaceutical operations operating as independent businesses outside of the DAIICHI SANKYO Group.

 

  In fiscal 2006, Zepharma Inc., Taiwan Sankyo Ltd. And Shanghai Sankyo Pharmaceuticals Ltd., were made consolidated subsidiaries of DAIICHI SANKYO CO., LTD. In the case of the share acquisition of Zepharma Inc., intangible assets and goodwill be amortized over a period of 10 years.

2. Status in R&D Pipeline (Change from the announcement of May 2006)

Development Stage

 

Development Code Number

  

Before Change

  

After Change

  

Remarks

DZ-697b

  

Japan:P-1 preparation

  

Japan:P-1

  

anti-platelet agent

CS-866AZ

  

Japan:P-2

  

Japan:P-3

   antihypertensive drug (olmesartan/azelnidipine combination)

CS-3030

  

US/EU:P-1 preparation

  

US/EU:P-1

  

oral factor Xa inhibitor

CS-1008

  

US/EU:P-1 preparation

  

US/EU:P-1

  

anti-cancer drug(anti-DR5 antibody)

 

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3. Main Prescription drug sales

million yen

 

     FY2006  
     1Q     Change     Progress    

1st half
Estimate

issued in May

    Change     1st half
Estimate
    Change    

Full year
Estimate

issued in May

    Change    

Full year

Estimate

 

Japan

                    

Cardiovascular

                    

Mevalotin

   17,800     -10.5 %   51.7 %   34,500     -10.4 %   33,500     (1,000 )   68,200     -9.3 %   67,200  

Panaldine

   7,200     -11.2 %   67.9 %   10,600     -27.9 %   10,600     ±0.0     19,700     -30.4 %   19,700  

Artist

   5,200     5.0 %   56.5 %   9,200     1.1 %   9,200     ±0.0     18,800     3.3 %   18,800  

Sunrythm

   3,200     -3.5 %   57.1 %   5,600     -6.7 %   5,600     ±0.0     11,300     -5.0 %   11,300  

Acecol

   2,200     -12.4 %   61.1 %   3,600     -25.0 %   3,600     ±0.0     7,300     -19.8 %   7,300  

Olmetec

   9,800     102.4 %   58.6 %   16,800     68.0 %   19,300     2,500     35,400     38.3 %   37,900  

Coversyl

   1,900     -22.3 %   52.8 %   3,600     -20.0 %   3,600     ±0.0     7,100     -15.5 %   7,100  

Hanp

   2,400     10.9 %   60.0 %   4,000     2.6 %   4,000     ±0.0     9,200     7.0 %   9,200  

Calblock

   2,100     55.0 %   48.8 %   4,300     43.3 %   4,300     ±0.0     9,200     43.8 %   9,200  

Livalo

   1,200     20.7 %   48.0 %   2,500     25.0 %   2,500     ±0.0     5,600     36.6 %   5,600  

Glucose metabolic

                    

Fastic

   1,400     -0.1 %   50.0 %   2,800     3.7 %   2,800     ±0.0     5,700     7.5 %   5,700  

Infection

                    

Cravit

   11,600     -13.2 %   53.0 %   21,900     -7.2 %   21,900     ±0.0     47,600     -5.2 %   47,600  

Carbenin

   1,500     -22.3 %   45.5 %   3,300     -2.9 %   3,300     ±0.0     6,400     1.6 %   6,400  

Banan

   1,100     1.6 %   52.4 %   2,100     5.0 %   2,100     ±0.0     4,200     -4.5 %   4,200  

Cancer

                    

Topotecin

   1,300     3.2 %   49.1 %   2,650     6.0 %   2,650     ±0.0     5,550     15.6 %   5,550  

Immunological allergic

                    

Zyrtec

   2,900     -16.7 %   56.3 %   5,150     -8.0 %   5,150     ±0.0     11,250     -10.7 %   11,250  

Bone/Joint

                    

Loxonin

   8,000     6.9 %   56.7 %   14,100     -1.4 %   14,100     ±0.0     28,500     -1.7 %   28,500  

Mobic

   2,900     -0.9 %   52.7 %   5,500     1.9 %   5,500     ±0.0     11,100     4.7 %   11,100  

Miltax

   1,400     -9.2 %   48.3 %   2,900     -6.5 %   2,900     ±0.0     5,500     -8.3 %   5,500  

Others

                    

Omnipaque

   8,400     -12.2 %   54.2 %   15,500     -13.9 %   15,500     ±0.0     29,600     -14.7 %   29,600  

Kremezin

   3,100     -7.3 %   50.8 %   6,100     -7.6 %   6,100     ±0.0     12,400     -4.6 %   12,400  

Zantac

   1,700     -15.4 %   50.0 %   3,400     -12.8 %   3,400     ±0.0     6,600     -10.8 %   6,600  

Omniscan

   1,400     -4.7 %   53.8 %   2,600     -7.1 %   2,600     ±0.0     5,100     -5.6 %   5,100  

Evoxac

   300     2.2 %   42.9 %   700     ±0.0 %   700     ±0.0     1,450     11.5 %   1,450  

Exports

                    

Pravastatin

   6,900     -62.9 %   68.1 %   10,200     -73.6 %   12,000     1,800     19,200     -70.2 %   21,000  

Levofloxacin

   7,600     -6.3 %   49.7 %   15,300     2.7 %   15,300     ±0.0     30,300     2.7 %   30,300  

*Overseas

                    

DSI*

                    

Benicar/Benicar HCT**

   35,600     —       70.7 %   50,400     121.1 %   51,300     900     87,000     73.0 %   87,900  

(mil $)

   (307 )   —       70.3 %   (438 )   103.7 %   (446 )   (8 )   (757 )   66.0 %   (765 )

WelChol**

   8,700     —       71.0 %   12,300     66.2 %   12,300     ±0.0     20,700     39.9 %   20,700  

(mil $)

   (75 )   —       70.6 %   (107 )   55.1 %   (107 )   ±0.0     (180 )   34.3 %   (180 )

Floxin Otic

   1,700     39.3 %   43.0 %   4,000     25.4 %   4,000     ±0.0     7,800     26.5 %   7,800  

(mil $)

   (14 )   29.6 %   43.7 %   (34 )   17.2 %   (34 )   ±0.0     (67 )   24.1 %   (67 )

Evoxac

   400     15.7 %   34.1 %   1,300     34.0 %   1,300     ±0.0     2,700     12.3 %   2,700  

(mil $)

   (3 )   7.7 %   34.9 %   (11 )   25.0 %   (11 )   ±0.0     (23 )   9.5 %   (23 )

LPI*

                    

Venofer**

   13,700     —       72.4 %   19,000     84.5 %   20,800     1,800     27,200     20.4 %   29,000  

(mil $)

   (118 )   —       71.6 %   (166 )   71.1 %   (181 )   (15 )   (236 )   15.1 %   (251 )

DSE*

                    

Olmetec

   5,200     44.8 %   55.1 %   9,500     31.9 %   9,500     ±0.0     20,600     40.1 %   20,600  

(mil EURO)

   (37 )   40.9 %   53.1 %   (70 )   32.1 %   (70 )   ±0.0     (152 )   42.1 %   (152 )

Mevalotin

   1,500     100.1 %   63.8 %   2,500     4.2 %   2,500     ±0.0     5,200     -5.5 %   5,200  

(mil EURO)

   (11 )   94.7 %   63.0 %   (18 )   ±0.0 %   (18 )   ±0.0     (40 )   ±0.0 %   (40 )

* The accounting period of DAIICHI SANKYO INC. (DSI) and Luitpold Pharmaceuticals Inc. (LPI), both of which are overseas subsidiaries of the DAIICHI SANKYO Group, is 15 months from January 2006 to March 2007. This is due to an adjustment made to the accounting period. Therefore, for these two companies, the accounting period for the first quarter is from January to June 2006. The accounting period of DAIICHI SANKYO EUROPE GmbH (DSE) is from January to March 2006.
** Sales of Benicar, WelChol and Venofer for 1Q shows 6 months sales.

Reference(from January to March) : Benicar 15,600milion yen ($135mil), WelChol 3,900million yen($33mil), Venofer 6,800million yen($59mil)

*** Sales of Floxin Otic and Evoxac shows 3 months sales.

àExchange rate

 

1 $ =   115.7   115   115   115
1 EURO=   140.7   135   135   135

 

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4. Consolidated sales of Global Products

million yen

 

     FY2006  
     1Q     Change     Progress    

1st half
Estimate

issued in May

   Change    

1st half

Estimate

  

Full year
Estimate

issued in May

   Change     Full year Estimate  

Olmesartan

   51,200     —       65.8 %   77,900    89.5 %   81,300    145,300    57.3 %   148,700    60.9 %

Japan : Olmetec

   9,800     102.4 %   58.6 %   16,800    68.0 %   19,300    35,400    38.3 %   37,900    48.0 %

U.S.A: Benicar

   35,600 *   —       70.7 %   50,400    121.1 %   51,300    87,000    73.0 %   87,900    74.8 %

Europe: Olmetec

   5,200     44.8 %   55.1 %   9,500    31.9 %   9,500    20,600    40.1 %   20,600    40.1 %

Others

   600     152.1 %   43.9 %   1,200    9.1 %   1,200    2,300    27.8 %   2,300    27.8 %

Levofloxin

   23,500     -7.9 %   51.8 %   45,600    -2.1 %   45,800    95,900    -1.7 %   95,900    -1.7 %

Japan : Cravit

   11,600     -13.2 %   53.3 %   21,900    -7.2 %   21,900    47,600    -5.2 %   47,600    -5.2 %

Exports

   7,600     -6.3 %   50.0 %   15,300    2.7 %   15,300    30,300    2.7 %   30,300    2.7 %

Royalty

   4,300     6.8 %   51.1 %   8,400    3.7 %   8,400    18,000    0.6 %   18,000    0.6 %

Pravastatin

   25,800     -34.0 %   55.0 %   47,000    -40.7 %   47,900    92,000    -35.8 %   92,900    -35.1 %

Japan: Mevalotin

   17,800     -10.5 %   51.7 %   34,500    -10.4 %   33,500    68,200    -9.3 %   67,200    -10.6 %

Europe

   1,500     100.1 %   63.8 %   2,500    4.2 %   2,500    5,200    -5.5 %   5,200    -5.5 %

Exports

   6,500     -65.1 %   64.6 %   10,000    -73.9 %   11,900    18,600    -70.2 %   20,500    -67.2 %

* 6 months sales (from Jan. to Jun. 2006).

5. OTC drug sales

million yen

 

     FY2006  
     1Q    Change     Progress    

1st half

issued in May

   Change    

Full year

issued in May

   Change  

Total

   11,200    —       +45.1 %   26,000    176.9 %   54,200    94.3 %

LuLu series

   1,300    19.9 %   25.7 %   5,100    8.5 %   10,200    8.5 %

Shin-sankyo Ichoyaku series

   700    3.2 %   48.7 %   1,500    -6.3 %   3,000    -9.1 %

Karoyan series

   600    14.4 %   51.2 %   1,200    9.1 %   2,400    14.3 %

Regain series

   500    -18.1 %   37.2 %   1,500    7.1 %   2,500    4.6 %

Patecs series

   600    21.3 %   59.5 %   1,000    -9.1 %   2,300    15.0 %

Lamisil AT

   800    -14.1 %   57.1 %   1,400    27.3 %   2,500    -3.8 %

Gaster 10

   1,000    4.7 %   48.4 %   2,000    —       4,200    —    

Precol

   300    -3.5 %   25.6 %   1,000    —       2,500    —    

Cakonal

   200    20.4 %   27.5 %   800    —       2,000    —    

Makiron

   600    -8.2 %   49.0 %   1,200    —       1,800    —    

 

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6. Consolidated Segment information - Business

million yen

 

     FY2005   

FY2006

     1Q    1st half    Full year    1Q

Domestic

   112,796    208,266    431,401    117,172

Overseas

   70,471    145,253    289,530    110,358

OTC drugs

   6,462    14,794    27,900    11,221

Pharmaceuticals

   198,498    385,415    784,666    247,567

Other

   32,649    66,393    141,251    22,982

Consolidated Sales

   231,148    451,808    925,918    270,549

Pharmaceuticals

   48,860    77,651    148,114    59,410

Other

   484    2,321    6,146    1,267

Consolidated Operating income

   47,650    80,345    154,728    60,792

7. Consolidated Segment information - Area

million yen

 

     FY2005     FY2006  
     1Q    %     1st half     Full year     1Q    %  

Japan

   192,637    83.3 %   371,239     752,793     179,214    66.2 %

North America

   25,093    10.9 %   53,741     116,061     71,068    26.3 %

Europe

   10,705    4.6 %   21,345     45,473     16,301    6.0 %

Other

   2,712    1.2 %   5,481     11,589     3,965    1.5 %

Consolidated Sales

   231,148    100.0 %   451,808     925,918     270,549    100.0 %

Japan

      42,008     69,124     130,249        51,057  

North America

      5,806     11,916     25,457        23,481  

Europe

      (55 )   (1,924 )   (685 )      4,773  

Other

      252     472     863        176  

Consolidated Operating income

      47,650     80,345     154,728        60,792  

 

  The accounting period of DAIICHI SANKYO INC. (DSI) and Luitpold Pharmaceuticals Inc. (LPI), both of which are overseas subsidiaries of the DAIICHI SANKYO Group, is 15 months from January 2006 to March 2007. This is due to an adjustment made to the accounting period. Therefore, for these two companies, the accounting period for the first quarter is from January to June 2006.

 

  In fiscal 2006, Zepharma Inc., Taiwan Sankyo Ltd. And Shanghai Sankyo Pharmaceuticals Ltd., were made consolidated subsidiaries of DAIICHI SANKYO CO., LTD.

 

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Segment Information (Reference)

million yen

 

     FY2006
     1Q    1st half Estimate
issued in May
   1st half
Estimate
   Full year Estimate
issued in May
   Full year
Estimate

Pharmaceuticals

              

Domestic (Sankyo, Daiichi Pharmaceuticals non-consolidated)

   117,172    202,400    203,900    414,500    416,000

US

              

Exports

   8,868    21,000    22,000    43,800    44,800

DSI*

   47,265    69,700    70,600    121,700    122,600

LPI**

   23,808    30,600    35,500    46,900    51,800

Europe

              

Exports

   9,589    12,900    14,000    22,900    24,000

DSE***

   15,878    25,800    25,800    49,600    49,600

DAIICHI SANKYO HEALTHCARE CO., LTD. ZEPHARMA

   11,221    26,000    26,000    54,200    54,200

Other Company(Total)

   13,766    25,600    26,200    53,400    54,000

Other

   22,982    56,000    56,000    58,000    58,000

Consolidated Sales

   270,549    470,000    480,000    865,000    875,000

* Sales of Sales&Marketing Division. Accounting period is 15-month fiscal year (Jan. 2006 to Mar.2007).
** Accounting period is 15-month fiscal year (Jan. 2006 to Mar.2007).
*** Sales of Sales & Marketing Division.

 

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