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Rosenbauer International AG / Revenues up by 14% and EBIT by 10%, despite challenging business environment / Improved capital structure by greater optimization of the working capital / Dividend proposal: EUR 1.20 per share / Outlook for 2014:

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annual result/annual report
17.04.2014

KEY COPORATE FIGURES 2013 2012 Diff. in %
Revenues in EUR mill. 737.9 645.1 + 14%
EBIT in EUR mill. 42.3 38.6 + 10%
EBT in EUR mill. 41.7 38.8 + 7%
Net profit for the period in EUR mill. 30.8 32.0 (4%)
Cash flow from operating activities in EUR mill. 82.2 (3.7) -
Total assets in EUR mill. 415.6 432.9 (4%)
Equity in % of total assets 45.2% 38.8% -
Investments in EUR mill. 25.4 14.7 + 73%
Earnings per share EUR 3.9 4.5 (13%)
Dividend per share (Proposal AGM) EUR 1.2 1.2 0%
Employees as at Dec 31 2,651 2,432 + 9%
Order intake in EUR mill. 760.6 533.2 + 43%
Order backlog as at Dec 31 in EUR mill. 590.1 580.5 + 2%

The Rosenbauer Group posted exceptionally good revenues and earnings figures in
Financial 2013. The EUR 737.9 million in revenues (2012: EUR 645.1 million) was
the highest such figure in the company's history, making 2013 another record
year. This equates to a year-on-year rise of 14% and is largely attributable to
international export business - primarily in the form of increased shipments to
the Middle East and Asia.

EBIT came to EUR 42.3 million in Financial 2013, 10% above the previous year
(2012: EUR 38.6 million). This includes previously posted one-off effects of EUR
4.5 million which were allowed as additional provisions for settling damages in
connection with the anti-trust case in Germany. Adjusted for these one-off
costs, the EBIT margin of 6.3% lies above the 6.0% originally forecast.

Earnings in the reporting period were affected by the even fiercer price

competition in Germany and the narrower margins which resulted, and
by the start-up costs for the new locations in Saudi Arabia. The
American companies were successful in boosting their earnings
performance by optimizing their chassis-fabrication operations and
modifying their product mix.

The capital structure was improved last year by greater optimization