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Economic and Statistics Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce


THIRD QUARTER 2003 ADVANCE DATA FROM THE QUARTERLY FINANCIAL REPORT
U.S. MANUFACTURING, MINING, AND TRADE CORPORATIONS

--Released 10 a.m. (EST), Friday, December 12, 2003 (CB03-192)
Contact: Yolando St.George (301) 763-6600 or Frank Hartman (301) 763-3386.

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CHART 1:
[CHART 1: Manufacturing After-Tax Profits]
CHART 2:Manufacturing Profits Per Dollar of Sales

Seasonally Adjusted After-Tax Profits and Sales

Manufacturing Corporations
Seasonally adjusted after-tax profits of U.S. manufacturing corporations totaled $55.1 billion in the third quarter 2003, compared to the $50.2 billion recorded in the second quarter, the Department of Commerce`s U.S. Census Bureau reported. Profits have been trending up since a reported loss of $1.6 billion in the first quarter 2001. Third quarter profits were up $14.0 (+/-1.4) billion from the $41.1 billion recorded in the same quarter a year ago.

Seasonally adjusted sales for these manufacturers totaled $1,108.8 billion for the quarter, up $32.3 (+/-7.3) billion from the $1,076.6 billion recorded in the second quarter 2003, and up $40.2 (+/-7.2) billion from the $1,068.7 billion recorded the year before.

After-tax profits per dollar of sales averaged 5.0 cents this quarter, 4.7 cents last quarter, and 3.8 cents in the third quarter 2002.

Nondurable Goods Manufacturers
Nondurable goods manufacturers` seasonally adjusted after- tax profits were $30.2 billion, down $3.0 (+/-0.6) billion from the $33.2 billion recorded in the previous quarter, and down $0.8 (+/-0.6) billion from the $31.0 billion in the third quarter 2002.

Seasonally adjusted sales for the quarter, at $531.8 billion were up $14.7 (+/-6.1) billion from the $517.1 billion recorded in the prior quarter, and up $32.7 (+/-5.1) billion from the $499.2 billion in the third quarter 2002.

After-tax profits per dollar of sales averaged 5.7 cents this quarter, 6.4 cents last quarter, and 6.2 cents in the third quarter 2002.

Durable Goods Manufacturers
Third quarter 2003 seasonally adjusted after-tax profits for durable goods manufacturers were $24.9 billion, up $7.9 (+/-0.9) billion from the $16.9 billion recorded in the previous quarter, and up $11.5 (+/-1.2) billion from the $13.4 billion in the third quarter 2002 .

Seasonally adjusted sales for the quarter were $577.0 billion, up $17.6 (+/-5.6) billion from the $559.5 billion recorded in the previous quarter, and up $7.5 (+/-5.6) billion from the $569.5 billion recorded in the third quarter last year.

After-tax profits per dollar of sales averaged 4.3 cents this quarter, 3.0 cents last quarter, and 2.3 cents in the third quarter 2002.

Unadjusted After-Tax Profits and Sales

Manufacturing Corporations
Third quarter 2003 unadjusted after-tax profits for U.S. manufacturing corporations were $54.4 billion, up $14.4 (+/-1.4) billion over the $40.1 billion recorded in the third quarter a year ago.

Unadjusted sales for the third quarter, at $1,107.3 billion, were up $38.6 (+/-7.2) billion from the $1,068.7 billion recorded in the same quarter a year ago.

Profits per dollar of sales averaged 4.9 cents this quarter, up 1.2 (+/-0.1) cents from the 3.7 cents in the third quarter 2002.

Nondurable Goods Manufacturers
Third quarter 2003 nondurable goods manufacturers` unadjusted after-tax profits, at $30.8 billion, were down $0.8 (+/-0.6) billion from the $31.6 billion recorded in the third quarter 2002. Beverage and tobacco profits showed a decline of $5.7 (+/-0.2) billion, mainly due to nonrecurring charges in the current quarter. The gains of $4.6 (+/-0.1) billion reported by the petroleum and coal products resulted from improved operating positions in the domestic and foreign sectors. Chemical products posted a modest improvement of $1.1 (+/-0.3) billion, from improved domestic operations.

Unadjusted sales for the third quarter 2003 of $536.0 billion were up $32.2 (+/-5.1) billion from the $503.8 billion posted last year.

After-tax profits for this quarter averaged 5.7 cents per dollar of sales compared to 6.3 cents in the third quarter 2002.

Durable Goods Manufacturers
Third quarter 2003 durable goods manufacturers posted unadjusted after-tax profits of $23.6 billion, up $15.2 (+/-1.2) billion from the $8.5 billion recorded a year earlier. Computer and electronics rebounded from their losses a year earlier with an increase of $12.0 (+/-0.4) billion. Nonmetallic mineral products also rebounded with an improvement of $3.1 (+/-0.1) billion. Both industries benefited by lower nonrecurring charges and improved equity earnings.

Unadjusted sales for the quarter at $571.3 billion were up $6.4 (+/-5.6) billion or 1.1 (+/-1.0%) percent from the $564.8 billion recorded a year earlier.

After-tax profits for this quarter averaged 4.1 cents per dollar of sales compared to 1.5 cents in the third quarter 2002.

Mining Corporations

Third quarter 2003 unadjusted after-tax profits for mining corporations with assets of $50 million and over were reported at $3.3 billion, up $1.5 (+/-0.1) billion from the $1.7 billion in the same quarter a year earlier.

Unadjusted sales for the quarter were $23.5 billion, up $3.4 (+/-0.2) billion from the $20.1 billion in the same quarter a year ago.

After-tax profits this quarter averaged 13.9 cents per dollar of sales compared to 8.7 cents in the third quarter 2002.

Wholesale Trade Corporations

Third quarter 2003 unadjusted after-tax profits for wholesale trade corporations with assets of $50 million and over were $6.3 billion, up $1.6 (+/-0.3) billion from the $4.7 billion in the third quarter 2002.

Unadjusted sales this quarter were $338.0 billion, up $26.9 (+/-4.3) billion from the $311.1 billion in the same quarter a year ago.

After-tax profits for this quarter averaged 1.9 cents per dollar of sales compared to 1.5 cents in the third quarter 2002.

NOTE
These advance data, based on quarterly financial reports from approximately 8,000 corporations, were released today from the Quarterly Financial Report for Manufacturing, Mining, and Trade Corporations - Third Quarter 2003 (QFR-03-3).

SAMPLING
The data presented in this report are estimated from a sample survey and therefore are subject to sampling variability as well as non-sampling variability such as response error, non-reporting, and coverage errors. Estimates of sampling variability are presented in the publication. A statement such as "up 2.5 (+/-0.1) cents," appearing in the text, indicates the range (+2.4 to +2.6 cents) in which the actual change is likely to have occurred. The range given for the change is a 90 percent confidence interval that accounts only for sampling variability. If the range had contained zero (0), it would have been uncertain whether there was an increase or decrease; that is, the change would not have been statistically significant. For any comparison cited without a confidence interval, the change is statistically significant. The quarterly publication includes more detailed explanations of confidence intervals and sampling variability, along with additional measures of sampling variability.

DATA AVAILABILITY
This press release can be viewed today in page image format (.pdf) at our internet website (http://www.census.gov/csd/qfr/). In addition, more detailed information on U.S. Manufacturing, Mining, and Wholesale and Retail Trade Corporations is available for downloading at our website under "QFR Products: Publication". The publication includes income and retained earnings, balance sheets, and related financial and operating ratios. Data presented are classified by industry and asset size. The publication becomes available for sale approximately two weeks from the date of this release from the Superintendent of Documents, P.O. Box 371954, Pittsburgh, PA 15250-7954 (202-512-1800). Fax orders to (202) 512-2250 or phone orders to (202) 512-1800 (8am-4:30pm EST). The cost for an annual subscription is $39 domestic and $48.75 foreign. Data are also available on 3.5 inch diskettes from the U.S. Department of Commerce, Census Bureau (MS0801), P.O. Box 277943, Atlanta, GA 30384-7943 (301-763-INFO/301-763-4636). The cost for an annual subscription is $80 domestic and $105 foreign. The cost for a single diskette is $50. All remittances from foreign countries must be by international money order or by draft on a U.S. bank.

Third quarter 2003 advance data for U.S. Retail Trade Corporations are scheduled for release on January 13, 2004.

Fourth quarter 2003 advance data for U.S Manufacturing, Mining, Wholesale and Retail Trade Corporations are scheduled for release on April 5, 2004.

TABLE 1. PART A
ALL MANUFACTURING CORPORATIONS

					        Seasonally Adjusted	


                                                 3Q        2Q        3Q    

                                               2003      2003(1)   2002(1)    

Rate of return (after taxes):

 Cents per dollar of sales ................     5.0       4.7       3.8

 Percent on equity (annual rate) ..........      NA        NA        NA    



                                                   (million dollars) 

Sales ....................................1,108,841 1,076,558 1,068,666

 Income after income taxes ................  55,055    50,161    41,072

 Dividends paid (cash) ....................      NA        NA        NA



1 Revised.
SOURCE: Quarterly Financial Report for Manufacturing, Mining, and Trade Corporations--QFR-03-3, December 2003.

TABLE 1. PART B
ALL MANUFACTURING CORPORATIONS



 						   Unadjusted	

                                                       

                                             	  3Q        2Q        3Q    

                                                2003      2003(1)    2002(1)    

Rate of return (after taxes):

 Cents per dollar of sales ................      4.9       5.2       3.7

 Percent on equity (annual rate) ..........     11.6      12.4       8.8   

                                                  

                                                   (million dollars) 

Sales .................................... 1,107,286 1,097,769 1,068,667

 Income after income taxes ................   54,434    57,345    40,074

 Dividends paid (cash) ....................   28,965    28,551    26,863



1 Revised.
SOURCE: Quarterly Financial Report for Manufacturing, Mining, and Trade Corporations--QFR-03-3, December 2003.

TABLE 2. PART A
MANUFACTURING CORPORATIONS SEASONALLY ADJUSTED SALES(1)



 

 

                                                  Sales(2)

         Industry Group and Year        Q1       Q2        Q3       Q4

                                              (million dollars)

All manufacturing:

    1994 ..........................  784,474   803,057   825,303   841,722

    1995 ..........................  871,276   872,794   883,517   899,818

    1996 ..........................  914,216   932,622   948,202   961,525

    1997 ..........................  965,770   972,231   986,501   995,660

    1998 ..........................  989,751   981,533   985,676   994,211

    1999 ..........................1,002,835 1,026,385 1,047,801 1,072,236

    2000 ..........................1,119,743 1,127,999 1,145,651 1,120,702

    2001 ..........................1,114,658 1,093,939 1,061,246 1,026,175

    2002 ..........................1,023,647 1,049,932 1,068,666 1,076,870

    2003 ..........................1,100,904 1,076,558 1,108,841 

All nondurable manufacturing:

    1994 ..........................  387,245   394,741   405,719   409,989

    1995 ..........................  425,603   427,672   430,820   435,998

    1996 ..........................  442,141   452,377   457,664   463,200

    1997 ..........................  463,126   456,442   461,167   463,912

    1998 ..........................  452,208   445,945   443,390   440,352

    1999 ..........................  445,463   452,703   460,947   475,869

    2000 ..........................  506,795   514,761   527,921   504,051

    2001 ..........................  507,507   506,476   489,778   470,340

    2002 ..........................  462,576   479,883   499,165   515,560

    2003 ..........................  537,588   517,097   531,830

All durable manufacturing:

    1994 ..........................  397,229   408,316   419,584   431,732

    1995 ..........................  445,673   445,122   452,697   463,820

    1996...........................  472,074   480,245   490,539   498,325

    1997 ..........................  502,644   515,788   525,334   531,748

    1998 ..........................  537,543   535,588   542,285   553,859

    1999 ..........................  557,372   573,681   586,854   596,367

    2000 ..........................  612,948   613,239   617,729   616,650

    2001 ..........................  607,151   587,462   571,468   555,835

    2002 ..........................  561,071   570,049   569,501   561,310

    2003 ..........................  563,316   559,461   577,012
(1)Data after fourth quarter 2000 are presented on the North American Industry Classification System basis. Data prior to fourth quarter 2000 are presented on the Standard Classification system basis. Comparisons of these data are useful only for trend analysis.
(2)Revised.

SOURCE: Quarterly Financial Report for Manufacturing, Mining, and Trade Corporations--QFR-03-3, December 2003.

TABLE 2. PART B
MANUFACTURING CORPORATIONS SEASONALLY ADJUSTED NET INCOME AFTER-TAX(1) 



 

                                            After-Tax Profits(2)

                                         Q1       Q2        Q3       Q4

                                               (million dollars)

All manufacturing:

    1994 ..........................   36,436    41,107    45,361    52,186

    1995 ..........................   52,763    51,909    49,303    44,364

    1996 ..........................   51,142    53,885    61,189    58,993

    1997 ..........................   60,482    61,841    61,790    60,798

    1998 ..........................   74,183    49,165    61,031    50,491

    1999 ..........................   59,014    63,659    66,733    68,842

    2000 ..........................   76,134    71,304    73,873    49,295

    2001 ..........................   (1,605)   16,665    10,847    10,515

    2002 ..........................   23,105    38,718    41,072    33,104

    2003 ..........................   52,344    50,161    55,055

All nondurable manufacturing:

    1994 ..........................   18,985    19,811    22,409    26,623

    1995 ..........................   25,865    28,169    27,553    22,331

    1996 ..........................   28,026    28,265    32,049    30,613

    1997 ..........................   33,368    30,610    30,401    28,957

    1998 ..........................   29,738    28,404    30,662    17,971

    1999 ..........................   26,490    28,687    31,133    31,284

    2000 ..........................   37,609    38,159    36,909    29,777

    2001 ..........................   31,823    33,496    26,940    20,002

    2002 ..........................   26,998    28,185    30,986    26,892

    2003 ..........................   40,443    33,224    30,200

All durable manufacturing:

    1994 ..........................   17,451    21,296    22,986    25,563

    1995 ..........................   26,898    23,740    21,758    22,033

    1996 ..........................   23,116    25,620    29,101    28,381

    1997 ..........................   27,114    31,231    31,358    31,841

    1998 ..........................   44,445    20,761    30,339    32,520

    1999 ..........................   32,523    34,971    35,676    37,559

    2000 ..........................   38,525    33,146    37,266    19,518

    2001 ..........................  (33,428)  (16,831)  (15,438)   (9,487)

    2002 ..........................   (3,893)   10,533    13,379     6,212

    2003 ..........................   11,900    16,937    24,855
(1)Data after fourth quarter 2000 are presented on the North American Industry Classification System basis. Data prior to fourth quarter 2000 are presented on the Standard Classification system basis. Comparisons of these data are useful only for trend analysis.
(2)Revised.

SOURCE: Quarterly Financial Report for Manufacturing, Mining, and Trade Corporations--QFR-03-3, December 2003.

TABLE 3. PART A
MANUFACTURING, MINING, AND TRADE CORPORATIONS UNADJUSTED SALES AND PROFIT 



                                                       Sales

                                                        

                                                3Q        2Q        3Q 

                Industry Group                 2003      2003(1)   2002(1)    

                                                   (million dollars)

All manufacturing corporations(3)..........1,107,286 1,097,769 1,068,667



All nondurable goods.......................  536,006   524,477   503,836

  Food.....................................   92,037    89,740    86,369

  Beverage and tobbaco products............   35,328    35,838    36,361

  Textiles mills and textile product mills.   11,819    12,342    12,474 

  Apparel and leather products.............   23,142    20,579    23,442

  Paper ...................................   37,951    36,760    38,472

  Printing and related support activities..   16,542    16,658    17,704

  Petroleum and coal products..............  151,632   139,376   127,155

  Chemicals ...............................  136,387   141,264   130,432

   Basic chemicals, resins, and               

    synthetics(4)..........................   38,543    40,337    35,048

   Pharmaceuticals and medicines(4)........   59,491    60,994    57,823

   All other chemicals(4)..................   38,354    39,933    37,560

  Plastics and rubber products.............   31,168    31,922    31,427

                                                                        

All durable manufacturing..................  571,280   573,291   564,832

  Wood products............................   16,579    15,510    16,293

  Nonmetallic mineral products.............   24,637    23,034    23,768

  Primary metals...........................   33,556    33,704    33,846 

   Iron, steel, and ferroalloys(4).........   15,137    14,830    14,265

   Nonferrous metals(4)....................   14,229    14,049    14,230

   Foundries(4)............................    4,190     4,824     5,350

  Fabricated metal products................   53,045    52,062    52,133

  Machinery ...............................   63,468    65,780    64,161

  Computer and electronic products.........  111,148   108,330   109,010

   Computer and peripheral equipment(4)....   34,941    34,426    32,960

   Communications equipment(4).............   20,103    19,563    20,440

   All other electronic products(4)........   56,104    54,341    55,610

  Electrical equipment, appliances and

   components..............................   45,220    46,131    44,196

  Transportation equipment ................  182,702   189,390   179,706

   Motor vehicles and parts(4).............  135,191   141,513   132,809

   Aerospace products and parts(4).........   39,298    40,027    39,215

  Furniture and related products...........   13,915    13,073    14,319

  Miscellaneous manufacturing..............   27,011    26,278    27,400



All mining(3)..............................   23,497    23,145    20,066

All wholesale trade(3).....................  338,046   330,628   311,129

All retail trade(3)........................       NA   365,575   348,218
(1)Revised.
(2)Operating profits are profits before nonoperating income and expense items and income taxes.
(3)Manufacturing data are the quarterly results of companies within that division with assets over $250,000; whereas, data for mining and trade corporations represent the quarterly results of companies with assets over $50 million.
(4)Included in major industry above.

SOURCE: Quarterly Financial Report for Manufacturing, Mining, and Trade Corporations--QFR-03-3, December 2003.

TABLE 3. PART B
MANUFACTURING, MINING, AND TRADE CORPORATIONS UNADJUSTED SALES AND PROFIT 



 

                                                   Operating Profits(2)

                                                 3Q        2Q        3Q

                Industry Group                 2003      2003(1)   2002(1)   

                                                   (million dollars)

All manufacturing corporations(3)..........   63,072    62,472    58,034



All nondurable goods.......................   41,135    38,695    37,723

  Food.....................................    5,811     5,628     5,866

  Beverage and tobbaco products............    5,861     5,937     7,457

  Textiles mills and textile product mills.      374       474       773 

  Apparel and leather products.............    2,121     1,362     2,422

  Paper ...................................    1,937     1,701     2,130

  Printing and related support activities..    1,417     1,110     1,277

  Petroleum and coal products..............    6,480     6,163     4,629

  Chemicals ...............................   15,138    14,222    10,944

   Basic chemicals, resins, and               

    synthetics(4)..........................    1,474     1,943     1,663

   Pharmaceuticals and medicines(4)........    9,607     8,184     5,294

   All other chemicals(4)..................    4,057     4,096     3,987

  Plastics and rubber products.............    1,997     2,098     2,225

                                                                        

All durable manufacturing..................   21,936    23,777    20,311

  Wood products............................    1,364       778       905

  Nonmetallic mineral products.............    2,713     2,125     2,474

  Primary metals...........................      304       286     1,116

   Iron, steel, and ferroalloys(4).........     (278)     (320)      423

   Nonferrous metals(4)....................      421       395       485

   Foundries(4)............................      161       212       209

  Fabricated metal products................    3,900     4,328     3,807

  Machinery ...............................    3,242     4,133     3,661

  Computer and electronic products.........    2,271     1,927    (2,963)

   Computer and peripheral equipment(4)....      751       774       273

   Communications equipment(4).............   (1,110)     (556)   (2,826)

   All other electronic products(4)........    2,629     1,709      (410)

  Electrical equipment, appliances and

   components..............................    2,626     3,236     3,473

  Transportation equipment ................    1,831     3,870     3,269

   Motor vehicles and parts(4).............   (1,533)      511      (678)

   Aerospace products and parts(4).........     2628     2,527     3,111

  Furniture and related products...........    1,122       744     1,001

  Miscellaneous manufacturing..............    2,564     2,350     3,569



All mining(3)..............................    4,332     4,369     2,185

All wholesale trade(3).....................    9,050     8,384     8,967

All retail trade(3)........................       NA    16,729    14,454
(1)Revised.
(2)Operating profits are profits before nonoperating income and expense items and income taxes.
(3)Manufacturing data are the quarterly results of companies within that division with assets over $250,000; whereas, data for mining and trade corporations represent the quarterly results of companies with assets over $50 million.
(4)Included in major industry above.

SOURCE: Quarterly Financial Report for Manufacturing, Mining, and Trade Corporations--QFR-03-3, December 2003.

TABLE 3. PART C
MANUFACTURING, MINING, AND TRADE CORPORATIONS UNADJUSTED SALES AND PROFIT



 

                                                  After-Tax Profits

                                                 3Q        2Q        3Q 

                Industry Group                 2003      2003(1)   2002(1)   

                                                   (million dollars)

All manufacturing corporations(3)..........   54,434    57,345    40,074



All nondurable goods.......................   30,794    35,945    31,600

  Food.....................................    4,320     4,031     4,279

  Beverage and tobbaco products............    2,228     5,691     7,968

  Textiles mills and textile product mills.       25        42       362 

  Apparel and leather products.............    1,692     1,063     1,673 

  Paper ...................................      606       882       943

  Printing and related support activities..      803       437       637

  Petroleum and coal products..............    8,371     8,039     3,802

  Chemicals ...............................   11,663    14,676    10,554

   Basic chemicals, resins, and               

    synthetics(4)..........................     (121)    1,673     1,536

   Pharmaceuticals and medicines(4)........    8,449     8,910     5,861

   All other chemicals(4)..................    3,336     4,092     3,157

  Plastics and rubber products.............    1,086     1,084     1,381 

                                                                        

All durable manufacturing..................   23,640    21,400     8,474

  Wood products............................      949       446       429

  Nonmetallic mineral products.............    1,956     1,082    (1,102)

  Primary metals...........................     (134)       50        91

   Iron, steel, and ferroalloys(4).........     (508)     (318)      (23)

   Nonferrous metals(4)....................      347       302        26

   Foundries(4)............................       27        65        89

  Fabricated metal products................    1,907     2,902     2,544

  Machinery ...............................      995     2,795       185

  Computer and electronic products.........    5,828     1,857    (6,144)

   Computer and peripheral equipment(4)....    3,421     2,955     2,143  

   Communications equipment(4).............    1,224       101    (4,702)

   All other electronic products(4)........    1,183    (1,199)   (3,585)

  Electrical equipment, appliances and

   components..............................    5,100     4,879     5,268

  Transportation equipment ................    3,920     5,197     3,349

   Motor vehicles and parts(4).............    1,732     3,318       661

   Aerospace products and parts(4).........    1,642     1,350     2,129

  Furniture and related products...........      716       352       676

  Miscellaneous manufacturing..............    2,403     1,841     3,178



All mining(3)..............................    3,274     3,118     1,736

All wholesale trade(3).....................    6,307     5,197     4,686

All retail trade(3)........................       NA     8,440     7,851
(1)Revised.
(2)Operating profits are profits before nonoperating income and expense items and income taxes.
(3)Manufacturing data are the quarterly results of companies within that division with assets over $250,000; whereas, data for mining and trade corporations represent the quarterly results of companies with assets over $50 million.
(4)Included in major industry above.

SOURCE: Quarterly Financial Report for Manufacturing, Mining, and Trade Corporations--QFR-03-3, December 2003.

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SCHEDULE OF ADVANCE DATA RELEASE DATES--2004
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Quarter      Manufacturing, Mining, and Wholesale Trade           Retail Trade

               

Third   2003							January 13, 2004 

Fourth	2003		April      5, 2004			April    5, 2004



First	2004		June      14, 2004			July    14, 2004

Second	2004		September 13, 2004			October 13, 2004

Third	2004		December  14, 2004

Data in this release are presented on the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS).
See the 1997 NAICS manual, or visit the NAICS Web site at http://www.census.gov/naics.

Questions concerning this advance report should be directed to: Yolando St.George (301) 763-6600 or Frank Hartman (301) 763-3386.

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