FORM
6-K
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Washington, D.C. 20549
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Washington, D.C. 20549
Report
of
Foreign Issuer
Pursuant
to
Rule 13a-16 or 15d-16
of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
For the month
of July,
2007
Commission File
Number: 001-31274
SODEXHO
ALLIANCE, SA
(Translation of registrant’s name into English)
(Translation of registrant’s name into English)
3, avenue
Newton
78180 Montigny - le - Bretonneux
France
(Address of principal executive offices)
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France
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| SODEXHO ALLIANCE, SA |
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Item
| 1. |
Sodexho
announces organic revenue growth of 7.8% for first nine months
of Fiscal
2007.
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Item
1
Sodexho
announces organic revenue growth of 7.8% for first nine months of Fiscal
2007
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·
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Food
and Facilities Management Services +
7.4%
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o
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Further
robust gains in Healthcare and Seniors +
8.1%
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o
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Growth
remains high in Latin America, Asia-Australia and Remote
Sites + 17.2%
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·
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Service
Vouchers and Cards maintains strong momentum +
20.1%
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(Paris,
July 4,
2007) - SODEXHO ALLIANCE (Euronext Paris FR0000121220 - SW / NYSE:SDX), the
leading global provider of Food and Facilities Management services, today
announced consolidated revenues for the first nine months of Fiscal 2007,
ended
May 31, 2007.
Revenue
by
activity and geography
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In
millions of
euro
|
9
months
Fiscal
2006
|
9
months
Fiscal
2007
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Organic
growth(1)
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Currency
impact(2)
|
Acquisitions,
net
|
Total
change
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Food
and Facilities Management Services
·
North
America
·
Continental Europe
·
United
Kingdom and Ireland
·
Rest
of
the World
Total
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4,360
3,193
996
1,056
9,605
|
4,311
3,357
1,064
1,175
9,907
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+
7.7%
+
4.4%
+
5.2%
+
17.2%
+
7.4%
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-
8.2%
+0.1%
+1.6%
-
6.1%
-
4.2%
|
-
0.6%
+
0.6%
-
+
0.2%
-
|
-
1.1%
+
5.1%
+
6.8%
+
11.3%
+
3.2%
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Service
Vouchers and Cards
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273
|
323
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+
20.1%
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-4.0%
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+
2.4%
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+18.5%
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Elimination
of
intragroup revenues
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(5)
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(6)
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TOTAL
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9,873
|
10,224
|
+
7.8%
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-
4.2%
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-
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+ 3.6%
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1)
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Organic
growth: increase in revenues at constant consolidation scope and
exchange
rates.
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2)
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The
currency
impact is -4.2%. However, Sodexho subsidiaries’ income and
expenses are expressed in the same currency, hence, contrary to
exporting
companies, currency variations carry no operating
risk.
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Commenting
on these
figures, Sodexho CEO, Michel Landel, said:“With continuing
strong organic growth during the first nine months, Sodexho continues to
benefit
from its extensive international network and the comprehensiveness of its
service offer. We are reinforcing our global leadership and have been
ranked fourth worldwide among global outsourcing companies and first in our
industry category, “Facilities Services,” by the International Association of
Outsourcing Professionals.
In
the U.S., the
world’s largest market for outsourcing, we have made remarkable progress,
particularly in the high-potential segments of Healthcare and
Education. We were also one of the first in our industry to invest in
Latin America and in Asia-Australia. This is enabling us to benefit from
the
accelerating growth in these regions, particularly, China and
India.
Our
performance
reinforces our confidence in our objectives for the full fiscal year of organic
revenue growth exceeding 7% and operating profit growth of around 12%, excluding
currency impact.”
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Food
and
Facilities Management Services
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-
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North
America + 7.7%: accelerated
growth
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-
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Continental
Europe + 4.4%: varying performance across
countries
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-
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United
Kingdom and Ireland + 5.2%: solid growth, led by
Healthcare
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-
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Rest
of the World + 17.2%: continued strong
momentum
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In
North
America, initiatives by Sodexho teams to improve client retention and
increase comparable unit sales helped drive a return to growth in Business
&
Industry (+ 6.2%). New sales growth accelerated, notably with the signing
of new
contracts with Walt Disney in California, WellPoint nationally, and Pfizer’s
facility in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Healthcare
reported
excellent (+ 8.4%) organic growth in revenues, led by strong development
on
existing sites of offerings, notably in Facilities Management, tailored to
the
needs of patients, visitors and hospital staff. New contract wins included
St.
Mary’s Health Center in Missouri and St. John’s Hospital in
Illinois.
The
strong (+ 8%)
growth in Education was influenced by several factors:
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an
increase in
university enrollment;
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demand
for
Facilities Management services both on university campuses and
for
construction projects from schools in New Orleans, where Sodexho
is the
local market leader.
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New
contracts were
signed with Clark University in Massachusetts and Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute in New York in Facilities Management.
In
the U.S., Sodexho
also received several recognitions:
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£
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Sodexho
was
recognized for diversity and gender representation, ranking in
the TOP 20
of « Best Companies for Multicultural Women » by the magazine
Working Mother.
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£
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Sodexho
received the Supplier of the Year Award from the VHA Inc., an association
of 2,400 non-profit healthcare
providers.
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£
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Sodexho’s
recruitment program won the « Best Diversity Program » in
the Recruiting Excellence Awards presented by ERE Media
Inc.
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In
Continental Europe, Business & Industry reported growth of 3.2%, a
result of varying performances across countries:
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£
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continued
strong development in Central
Europe
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£
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excellent
comparable unit sales growth, for example, in
Spain
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£
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more
moderate
performances in certain countries, particularly, the Netherlands
and
Italy, linked to the economic environment and the rigorous application
of
a profitable growth approach to
sales.
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The
major event for
the period was the April 2007 start-up of a five-year contract with KLM,
whereby
Sodexho will provide a full range of Facilities Management services at Schiphol
Airport, including cleaning, technical building maintenance, transport and
groundskeeping.
A
number of
contracts were also signed, notably with the Pacific and Paroi Nord de la
Grande
Arche office buildings in Paris, Areva NP in Lyon, Volvo Cars in Göteborg and
SAS in Stockholm, Sweden, Nordea in Denmark and CSOB Radlicka in Prague,
Czech
Republic.
Healthcare
was the
top-performing segment in Continental Europe (+ 6.9%), reflecting solid growth
in comparable unit sales and a high level of new sales activity in Germany
and
Sweden and, most particularly, in Spain,. Recent contract wins include Hospital
del Sureste in Madrid, Spain, and Centre Hospitalier René Pleven in Dinan,
France.
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The
Education segment (+ 5%) benefited from the increase in client retention
achieved in Fiscal 2006 and strong new sales, led by Germany, Italy and
Sweden.
Among
recognitions
received by Sodexho in Continental Europe during the period:
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£
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In
France,
Sodexho became the first Foodservices company to receive the PNNS
2
(National Program for Nutrition and Health) label from the Minister
for
Health for the commitment to nutritional quality of its
« Equilibre » program targeted to
adults.
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£
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For
its
involvement in France’s « DIF » program, (individual training
rights), Sodexho received the silver trophy from the Group Demos,
one of
France’s leading professional training
companies.
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£
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In
Belgium,
Sodexho received the federal government’s « Equality -
Diversity » designation in recognition of Sodexho’s Corporate Social
Responsibility program, particularly for promotion of
diversity.
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In
the
United Kingdom & Ireland, Business & Industry (which includes
the Defense and Correctional Facilities segments) reported + 5.7% growth,
reflecting the fully operational status of major Defense contracts signed
in the
summer of 2006. New Facilities Management contracts were also signed with
the
Leicester City Council and Diligenta.
Healthcare
(+ 9.6%)
remained the most vibrant segment with strong growth in comparable unit sales,
a
result, in particular, of the full ramp-up during the first nine months of
the
fiscal year of a number of Public Finance Initiative contracts as well as
the
start-up of a contract with the prestigious Nuffield Hospital.
In
the UK, Sodexho
was ranked in the TOP 100 of « Companies that Count » published in the
Sunday Times, having reached the « Silver performance band » in the
Corporate Responsibility Index.
Double-digit
growth
in the Rest of the World (+ 17.2%) extended across all
regions. Current prices for oil and other raw materials also
continued to contribute to solid comparable unit sales growth in the Middle
East, Africa and Latin America in Remote Sites. Notable new contracts included
North Goonyella Coal Mines in Australia, Petrobras - Revap in Brazil and
GE
China Technology Center in China.
Recognitions
received included:
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£
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In
Singapore,
Sodexho was awarded the Distinguished Defence Partner Award by
the
Singapore Civil Defence Authority for the second year in a
row.
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£
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In
China,
Sodexho won the Award for “Companies of Excellence” from the China Cuisine
Association for its efforts to create employment opportunities
and promote
local economic development and sustainable
development.
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Service
Vouchers and Cards
Organic
growth: + 20.1%
Issue
volume rose by
+ 17.9% (at constant consolidation scope and exchange rates) to reach
€5.6 billion for the first nine months of the fiscal year.
This
strong growth
reflects continued strong demand in Latin America, especially in
Venezuela. The gift and assistance voucher offers contributed to the
business’ strong performance in all markets.
Recent
commercial
successes included Oracle (Food Pass) in India, for 16,000 beneficiaries
of
Foodpass, and Caixa Foundation of Barcelona, Spain, for assistance vouchers.
Service offerings to the Caixa Foundation are designed to combat
child poverty by enabling families to meet their needs in terms of food,
clothing and other essential goods while also providing them with access
to an
array of services, including baby-sitting, childcare and psychological
counseling.
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Recent
events
On
April 11, Sodexho
signed an agreement to purchase Tir Groupé’s gift vouchers and
cards business, France’s leading issuer of gift vouchers to businesses and local
communities. Tir Groupé generated issue volume of €300 million in 2006. In
addition, on June 11, Sodexho acquired 100% of the shares in
Vivaboxes, a Belgian company that markets an innovative gift
voucher concept in several countries.
To
extend the
maturity of its debt and take advantage of current interest rates, Sodexho
refinanced a portion of its debt on March 30, 2007 through a €500 million bond
issue for a seven-year term, carrying an annual coupon of 4.5%.
Fiscal
2007
objectives
The
Group is able to
manage current inflationary pressures through the effects of productivity
programs on food and labor costs.
For
the current
fiscal year, Sodexho confirms the following objectives:
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£
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organic
revenue growth exceeding 7% and
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£
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operating
profit growth of around 12%, (excluding currency
impact)*
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*Versus
Fiscal
2006 comparable underlying operating profit of 577 million euros, excluding
the
gain on disposition of Spirit Cruises and the US litigation provision
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¨
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Conference
call
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SODEXHO
ALLIANCE
will hold a conference call today to discuss revenues for the first nine
months
of Fiscal 2007. The call will begin at 8:30 am (Paris time). The call-in
access
number is +33 (0)1 72 28 08 88. The press release and the slideshow
will be available on the internet by clicking on the link www.sodexho.com, under the
“Latest News” section, beginning at 7:00 am. To access the rebroadcast of the
conference call, please dial +33 (0)1 72 28 01 49, code: 201037
#.
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¨
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Access
to information
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Quarterly
financial
information about Sodexho can be found on the Company’s website: www.sodexho.com
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¨
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Financial
communications calendar
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¨
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Fiscal
2007 revenues
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Wednesday,
October
3, 2007. The announcement will be followed by a conference call.
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¨
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Fiscal
2007 results
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Thursday,
November
15, 2007. A presentation for analysts and journalists will be held the same
day.
The
above dates are
provided for information only and are subject to change.
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About
Sodexho Alliance
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SODEXHO
ALLIANCE, founded in 1966 by Pierre Bellon, is the leading global provider
of
Food and Facilities Management services, with more than 332,000 employees
on
28,300 sites in 80 countries. For Fiscal 2006, which closed August 31, 2006,
SODEXHO ALLIANCE had sales of 12.8 billion euro. Listed on Euronext Paris
and on
the New York Stock Exchange, the Group’s current market capitalization is 8.6
billion euro.
This
press release
contains 'forward-looking statements' within the meaning of the United States
Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These include, but are
not
limited to, statements regarding anticipated future events and financial
performance with respect to our operations. Forward-looking statements can
be
identified by the fact that they do not relate strictly to historical or
current
facts. They often include words like 'believe,' 'expect,' 'anticipate,'
'estimated,' 'project,' 'plan,' 'pro forma,' and 'intend' or future or
conditional verbs such as 'will,' 'would,' or 'may.' Factors that could cause
actual results to differ materially from expected results include, but are
not
limited to: those set forth in our Registration Statement on Form 20-F, as
filed
with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the competitive environment
in which we operate, changes in general economic conditions and changes in
the
French, American and/or global financial and/or capital markets. Forward-looking
statements represent management’s views as of the date they are made, and we
assume no obligation to update any forward-looking statements for actual
events
occurring after that date. You are cautioned not to place undue reliance
on our
forward-looking statements.
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Press
contact:
William
Mengebier
Tel:
+ 33 (1)
30 85 74 18 - Fax: +33 (1) 30 85 50 10
E-mail:
william.mengebier@sodexhoalliance.com
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Investor
relations:
Pierre
Bénaich
Tel
: + 33 (1)
30 85 29 39 - Fax : +33 (1) 30 85 50 05
E-mail
:
pierre.benaich@sodexhoalliance.com
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Annex
1: Comparison
of Consolidated
Revenues
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FY
2006
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FY
2007
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FIRST
QUARTER (Sept. to Nov.)
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.
Food
and Facilities Management
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||||||||||||||||
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-
North America
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1,527,658
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1,541,151
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-
Continental Europe
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1,076,643
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1,151,281
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-
United Kingdom and Ireland
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332,971
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365,713
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-
Rest of World
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340,191
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396,810
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.
Service Vouchers and Cards
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82,525
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98,321
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.
Elimination of intragroup Revenues
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-1,758
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-1,765
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||||||||||||||
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3,358,230
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3,551,511
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SECOND QUARTER
(Dec. to Feb.)
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.
Food
and Facilities Management
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||||||||||||||||
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-
North America
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1,390,868
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1,348,714
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||||||||||||||
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-
Continental Europe
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1,034,727
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1,084,770
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-
United Kingdom and Ireland
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330,433
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354,209
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||||||||||||||
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-
Rest of World
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337,770
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369,136
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||||||||||||||
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.
Service Vouchers and Cards
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95,812
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112,899
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||||||||||||||
|
.
Elimination of intragroup Revenues
|
-1,524
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-2,106
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||||||||||||||
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3,188,086
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3,267,622
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|||||||||||||||
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THIRD QUARTER
(March to May)
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.
Food
and Facilities Management
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||||||||||||||||
|
-
North America
|
1,441,063
|
1,420,978
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||||||||||||||
|
-
Continental Europe
|
1,082,213
|
1,121,213
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||||||||||||||
|
-
United Kingdom and Ireland
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332,960
|
344,416
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||||||||||||||
|
-
Rest of World
|
377,757
|
408,950
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||||||||||||||
|
.
Service Vouchers and Cards
|
94,505
|
111,953
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||||||||||||||
|
.
Elimination of intragroup Revenues
|
-1,780
|
-1,992
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||||||||||||||
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3,326,718
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3,405,518
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|
%
Variations
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||||||||||||||||
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TOTAL
9 MONTHS
|
at
current
|
at
constant
|
||||||||||||||
|
exchange
|
exchange
|
|||||||||||||||
|
.
Food
and Facilities Management
|
rates
|
rates
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||||||||||||||
|
-
North America
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4,359,589
|
4,310,843
|
-1.1 | % | 7.1 | % | ||||||||||
|
-
Continental Europe
|
3,193,583
|
3,357,264
|
5.1 | % | 5.0 | % | ||||||||||
|
-
United Kingdom and Ireland
|
996,364
|
1,064,338
|
6.8 | % | 5.2 | % | ||||||||||
|
-
Rest of World
|
1,055,718
|
1,174,896
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11.3 | % | 17.4 | % | ||||||||||
|
.
Service Vouchers and Cards
|
272,842
|
323,173
|
18.4 | % | 22.4 | % | ||||||||||
|
.
Elimination of intragroup Revenues
|
-5,062
|
-5,863
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TOTAL
|
9,873,034
|
10,224,651
|
3.6 | % | 7.8 | % | ||||||||||
|
This
growth is
made up as follows :
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-
Organic growth
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7.8 | % | ||||||||||||||
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-
Acquisitions (*)
|
0.0 | % | ||||||||||||||
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-
Currency effect
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-4.2 | % | ||||||||||||||
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(*)
net of
disposals
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| Annex 2: Food and Facilities Management services revenue by segment |
Consolidated
Group
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In
millions of
euro
|
9
months Fiscal 2006
|
9
months Fiscal 2007
|
Organic
growth (1)
|
|
· Business
&
Industry
· Healthcare
· Education
|
4,572
2,448
2,585
|
4,775
2,522
2,610
|
+7.3
%
+8.1
%
+7.0
%
|
|
TOTAL
|
9,605
|
9,907
|
+7,4
%
|
North
America
|
In
millions of
euro
|
9
months Fiscal 2006
|
9
months Fiscal 2007
|
Organic
growth (1)
|
|
· Business
&
Industry
· Healthcare
· Education
|
1,025
1,503
1,832
|
981
1,504
1,826
|
+6.2
%
+8.4
%
+8.0
%
|
|
TOTAL
|
4,360
|
4,311
|
+7.7
%
|
Continental
Europe
|
In
millions of
euro
|
9
months
Fiscal
2006
|
9
months Fiscal 2007
|
Organic
growth (1)
|
|
· Business
&
Industry
· Healthcare
· Education
|
1,869
737
587
|
1,950
791
616
|
+3.2
%
+6.9
%
+5.0
%
|
|
TOTAL
|
3,193
|
3,357
|
+4.4
%
|
United
Kingdom and Ireland
|
In
millions of
euro
|
9
months Fiscal 2006
|
9
months Fiscal 2007
|
Organic
growth (1)
|
|
· Business
&
Industry
· Healthcare
· Education
|
717
161
118
|
768
180
116
|
+5.7
%
+9.6
%
-3.2
%
|
|
TOTAL
|
996
|
1,064
|
+5.2
%
|
Rest
of the
World
|
In
millions of
euro
|
9
months Fiscal 2006
|
9
months Fiscal 2007
|
Organic
growth (1)
|
|
· Business
&
Industry
· Healthcare
· Education
|
961
47
48
|
1,076
47
52
|
+17.7
%
+7.1
%
+
16.6
%
|
|
TOTAL
|
1,056
|
1,175
|
+17.2
%
|
|
(1)
|
Organic
growth: increase
in revenues at constant
consolidation scope and exchange rates.
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| Annex 3: Selection of new clients |
Foodservices
and Facilities Management
North
America
Business
& Industry
Disneyland,
(SodexhoMagic account),Anaheim, California, (8,000 consumers,
foodservices); Northern Arizona University (Conference
Center), Flagstaff, Arizona, (23,100 consumers, conference center
management-foodservices and facilities management); Wellpoint,
Inc., (national account - 67 locations,
30,000 consumers, foodervices); Pfizer, Kalamazoo,
Michigan, (4,100 employees, foodservices)
Healthcare
and Seniors
Covenant
Retirement Communities
- Windsor Park Manor, Carol Stream,
Illinois, (500 residents,
foodservices); Keiro Senior
HealthCare,
Los
Angeles, California, (550
residents, foodservices);
Norwegian
American
Hospital,
Chicago,
Illinois, (120
beds, foodservices and facilities
management); Centinela
Healthcare, Marina
Del Rey
and
Inglewood, California, (520 beds, facilities
management); St
Mary's
Health
Center,
St.
Louis,
Missouri, (490 beds,
foodservices); St
John's Hospital,
Springfield,
Illinois, (580
beds, foodservices);
Sheppard
Pratt
HS, Baltimore,
Maryland, (320
beds, foodservices); Lawrence
Hospital,
Bronxville,
New
York, (280
beds, foodservices
and facilities
management); Western
NY Purchasing
Alliance,
New
York,(laundry)
Education
Hawaii
SuperFerry,
Honolulu,
Hawaii,
(1,600 passengers per day,
foodservices); University
of Tulsa,
Tulsa,
Oklahoma,
(4,000 students, foodservices);
Northwestern State University,
Natchitoches,
Louisiana,
(10,500 students,
foodservices); Clark
University, Worcester, Massachusetts, (3,000 students, foodservices);
Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, New Jersey, (4,500
students, foodservices) ; Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,
Troy, New York, (8,200 students, construction management
of dining
renovation); Hutto Independent School District, Hutto, Texas,
(5 sites, 3,700 students); L'Anse Creuse School District,
Harrison Township, Michigan, (20 sites, 11,300 students)
Continental
Europe
Business
& Industry
Thales,
France (foodservices), Nordea, Denmark, (foodservices
and facilities management); Immeuble Pacific,
France, (foodservices); Procter & Gamble
Gmbh & Co. Manufacturing Ohg, Germany, (foodservices and facilities
management); SAS, Sweden, (foodservices); Areva Np,
France, (foodservices); Csob Radlicka (Hq), Czech
Republic, Volvo
Cars,
Sweden, (foodservices) ; Immeuble Paroi Nord De La Grande
Arche, France, foodservices ; Ericsson
Telekomünikasyon
A.Ş., Turkey, (facilities management)
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Leisure
Les
Portes
Du Roussillon, France, (foodservices)
Defense
D.G.A.,
France
Healthcare
and Seniors
Clinique
St
Joseph & Clinique St Leonard, France, (facilities
management) ; Centre Hospitalier Rene Pleven, France,
(foodservices) ; Polyclinique De Gentilly, France;
Hospital Del Sureste, Spain, (foodservices); Sollentuna
Kommun; Sweden, (foodservices); Ajh31- E.S.A.T Les
Pins, France
Education
Darüşşafaka
Eğitim Kurumları,
Turkey, (foodservices)
United
Kingdom and Ireland
Business
& Industry
Munich
Re,
London, (foodservices, 120 employees); Aircelle UK,
Burnley, (foodservices, 600 employees); Allianz,
Dublin, (facilities management,
800 employees); Hibernian
Insurance, Dublin, (facilities management,1,600 employees);
Dell, Glasgow, (foodservices, 1,200 employees);
Diligenta, Peterborough, (facilities management, 1,500
employees); Helphire Group, Bath, (foodservices, 600
employees); Leicester City Council (facilities
management); Shrewsbury District Council, Shrewsbury,
(facilities management)
Education
Altrincham
Girls School, Altrincham, (facilities management,1,070
students)
Rest
of the
World
Business
& Industry
Petrobas
-
Revap, San Jose dos Campos, Brazil, (3,300 meals, foodservices);
Alojamento Cosan, Interior Sao Paulo, Brazil, (8 sites, 4,000
meals, foodservices); Agrosuper Lo Miranda, Curicó, Chile,
(1,300 meals, foodservices); Conduto, Peruvian RainForest,
(1,350 people, foodservices); North Goonyella Coal Mines Pty Ltd,
Australia, (500 people, foodservices and facilities management);
DBNGP Stage 5, Australia, (2 sites, 300 people, foodservices
and facilities management); CITRIX Systems,
Incorporated, Australia, facilities management; Nestle
Confectionery & Snacks, Campbellfield, Australia, (500 employees,
foodservices); ISK (Ishihara Sangyo Kaisha), Singapore, (300
people, facilities management); Tembusa Home and Thiga Home
(Welfare Homes), Singapore, (500 beds, foodservices); Takaoka Lioho
(Tianjin) Industries Co., Ltd, China, (2,000 employees, foodservices);
ISF School, Hong Kong, (2,000 employees, facilities
management); GE China Technology Center, Shanghai, (1,100
employees, foodservices)
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Universidad
Santo Tomas, Santiago and South Chile, (6 sites, 12,000 students,
foodservices); Universidad de Los Andes, Santiago, Chile,
(4,000 students, foodservices); Singapore American School,
Singapore, (3,800 students, foodservices)
Service
Vouchers and Cards
CENTRAL
EUROPE:
Bulgaria:
EVN (Food Pass, 2,900 beneficiaries); Czech Republic:
Hitachi (Meal Pass, 130 beneficiaries);
Germany:Open Text Corporation (Meal Pass, 300
beneficiaries); Hungary:Bayer (Gift Pass, 130 vouchers);
Poland: Bank Pekao (Gift Pass, 10,700 vouchers);
Skanska (Gift Pass, 4,400 vouchers); Romania:
Vel Pitar (Food Pass, 2,600 beneficiaries),
Porsche
(Gift Pass)
WESTERN
EUROPE:
Belgium:Daikin
(Leisure Pass, 1,600 beneficiaries); Spain: Iveco (Meal
Pass, 150 beneficiaries); Caixa (Assistance Pass, 100,000
families)
LATIN
AMERICA:
Argentina:Alpesca
(Food Pass, 1,200 beneficiaries); Brazil: Unileste
Engenharia (Food Pass, 1,900 beneficiaries); Construfert
Ambiental (Food Pass, 820 beneficiaries); Chile:Ministry
of Justice (Education Pass, 40 beneficiaries); Colombia:
Nokia-Siemens Networks (Meal Pass, 100 beneficiaries);
Group SEB (Gift Pass, 230 beneficiaries);
Mexico:
Tourism
Secretary (Mobility Pass); Venezuela:
Ministry of Health Scholarship (Food Pass, 1,000
beneficiaries); National Commission of Telecommunications (Food
Pass, 600 beneficiaries)
ASIA:
India:
Oracle (Meal Pass, 12,000 beneficiaries); Electronic
Data Systems (Meal Pass, 1,800 beneficiaries); Ernst &
Young (Meal Pass, 500 beneficiaries); Caterpillar
(Meal Pass, 1,000 beneficiaries)
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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.
| SODEXHO ALLIANCE, SA | ||||
| Date: July 5, 2007 | By: | /s/ Siân Herbert-Jones | ||
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| Name: | Siân Herbert-Jones | |||
| Title: | Chief Financial Officer | |||