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Rosenbauer International AG / 2012 revenues at record level / Dividend proposal: 1.2 EUR (2011: 1.2 EUR) per share / Rosenbauer production in Saudi Arabia / Revenue 2013 target in excess of 700 Mio EUR

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Financial Figures/Balance Sheet/annual report
18.04.2013

KEY COPORATE FIGURES 2012 2011 Change %
Revenues Mio EUR 645.1 541.6 19%
EBIT Mio EUR 3.6 41.6 (7%)
EBT Mio EUR 38.8 40.3 (4%)
Net profit for the period Mio EUR 32.0 32.1 0%
Cash flow from operating activities Mio EUR (3.7) (12.8) -
Total assets Mio EUR 431.4 357.1 21%
Equity in % of total assets 39.9% 40.6% -
Investments Mio EUR 14.7 11.5 28%
Earnings per share EUR 4.5 4.1 10%
Dividend per share EUR 1.2 1) 1.2 0%
Employees as at Dec 31 2,432 2,123 15%
Order intake Mio EUR 533.2 826.8 (36%)
Order backlog as at Dec 31 Mio EUR 580.5 682.3 (15%)
1) Proposal to Annual General Meeting

Despite the (in some cases severe) downturns affecting fire equipment markets in
developed countries, last year the Rosenbauer Group still managed to keep up the
growth of recent years. Group revenues surged to 645.1 Mio EUR in 2012 (2011:
541.6 Mio EUR), the highest figure in the company's history. This year-on-year
rise of 19% was achieved in the face of stagnation in the Group's two main
markets, Western Europe and the USA, which were still enduring the consequences
of the financial and economic crisis. The growth in revenues is mainly
attributable to international export business, led by increased shipments to the
Middle East.

EBIT in the reporting period came to 38.6 Mio EUR (2011: 41.6 Mio EUR), equating
to an EBIT margin of 6.0% (2011: 7.7%). The thinner EBIT margin is largely due
to higher start-up costs for the new US chassis Commander, and to ever fiercer
price competition on the market - especially in Germany and the USA.

This effect was compounded by the 3.1 Mio EUR of expense incurred by the
termination of the contract with the Brazilian airport operator Infraero
Aeroportos. As well as direct costs of 1.6 Mio EUR, this figure also includes