Segment information according to segments

Segment information according to segments

JAN 1 THROUGH JUN 30 OR RESPECTIVELY AS OF JUN 30 / € million

DB Long-Distance

DB Regional

DB Cargo

DB Netze Track

DB Netze

Stations

DB Netze Energy

 

Subsidiaries/Other

Consolidation

Integrated

Rail System

DB Arriva

DB Schenker

Consolidation other

DB Group

adjusted

Reconciliation 1)

DB Group 

2023

2022

2023

2022

2023

2022

2023

2022

2023

2022

2023

2022

 

2023

2022

2023

2022

2023

2022

2023

2022

2023

2022

2023

2022

2023

2022

2023

2022

2023

2022

External revenues

2,791

2,052

4,683

4,433

2,746

2,521

1,068

995

339

300

961

1,051

 

351

314

12,939

11,666

1,967

2,174

10,067

14,129

24,973

27,969

–1

–1

24,972

27,968

Internal revenues

81

64

66

54

143

110

2,074

2,121

393

397

1,175

895

 

2,768

2,476

–6,650

–6,056

50

61

1

1

13

33

–64

–95

Total revenues

2,872

2,116

4,749

4,487

2,889

2,631

3,142

3,116

732

697

2,136

1,946

 

3,119

2,790

–6,650

–6,056

12,989

11,727

1,968

2,175

10,080

14,162

–64

–95

24,973

27,969

–1

–1

24,972

27,968

Other external income 2)

138

287

249

179

214

214

299

474

54

54

300

7

 

217

204

–295

1,176

1,419

168

143

140

118

29

1,484

1,709

29

1

1,513

1,710

Other internal income

44

31

51

47

41

20

109

107

19

16

6

6

 

914

760

–1,142

–928

42

59

0

0

6

6

–48

–65

Inventory changes and other internally produced

and capitalized assets

11

3

40

29

28

20

810

693

63

61

15

14

 

559

503

604

594

2,130

1,917

7

5

3

1

1

2,141

1,923

2,141

1,923

Total income

3,065

2,437

5,089

4,742

3,172

2,885

4,360

4,390

868

828

2,457

1,973

 

4,809

4,257

–7,483

–6,390

16,337

15,122

2,143

2,323

10,229

14,287

–111

–131

28,598

31,601

28

28,626

31,601

Cost of materials

–1,785

–1,470

–3,206

–3,020

–1,790

–1,674

–1,574

–1,123

–381

–326

–1,964

–1,768

 

–1,752

–1,541

5,839

5,060

–6,613

–5,862

–729

–809

–6,182

–9,902

40

71

–13,484

–16,502

142

0

–13,342

–16,502

Personnel expenses

–658

–619

–1,197

–1,176

–991

–969

–1,893

–1,834

–243

–236

–77

–76

 

–2,095

–2,041

–7,154

–6,951

–963

–1,039

–2,058

–1,968

–10,175

–9,958

–69

–71

–10,244

–10,029

Other operating expenses

–440

–339

–391

–333

–375

–341

–791

–599

–155

–124

–68

–53

 

–755

–724

1,582

1,318

–1,393

–1,195

–264

–278

–978

–931

71

67

–2,564

–2,337

–80

–6

–2,644

–2,343

EBITDA

182

9

295

213

16

–99

102

834

89

142

348

76

 

207

–49

–62

–12

1,177

1,114

187

197

1,011

1,486

7

2,375

2,804

21

–77

2,396

2,727

Depreciation 3)

–244

–204

–328

–316

–211

–200

–342

–338

–83

–81

–38

–41

 

–302

–279

37

36

–1,511

–1,423

–146

–204

–385

–301

1

1

–2,041

–1,927

–17

–14

–2,058

–1,941

Impairments recognized/reversed 3)

–5

–1

0

0

0

0

0

0

 

0

–5

–1

2

–1

0

1

–3

–1

–11

–4

–14

–5

EBIT (operating profit/loss)

–62

–195

–38

–104

–195

–299

–240

496

6

61

310

35

 

–95

–328

–25

24

–339

–310

43

–8

626

1,186

1

8

331

876

–7

–95

324

781

Operating interest balance 4)

–33

–16

–2

–24

–36

–30

–53

–47

–9

–4

2

–4

 

–101

–68

–232

–193

–20

–17

–28

–29

–280

–239

Operating income after interest 4)

–95

–211

–40

–128

–231

–329

–293

449

–3

57

312

31

 

–196

–396

–25

24

–571

–503

23

–25

598

1,157

1

8

51

637

                                                               

Property, plant and equipment

8,378

7,169

5,576

5,886

2,958

3,013

23,557

22,219

4,054

3,779

1,132

1,125

 

3,204

3,136

–847

–834

48,012

45,493

1,744

2,120

3,548

3,164

–21

–21

53,283

50,756

53,283

50,756

Intangible assets

222

59

445

70

225

208

250

217

74

66

1

2

 

122

281

–92

–79

1,247

824

111

145

1,494

1,443

–1

–1

2,851

2,411

2,851

2,411

thereof goodwill

0

0

6

6

0

0

11

 

27

28

33

45

0

0

1,197

1,210

1,230

1,255

1,230

1,255

Inventories

247

203

308

575

213

197

305

256

0

0

196

191

 

821

717

–103

–71

1,987

2,068

71

79

10

7

2,068

2,154

2,068

2,154

Trade receivables 5)

25

28

1,222

1,014

766

653

145

150

44

45

93

211

 

479

351

2,774

2,452

306

299

2,569

4,466

5,649

7,217

59

65

5,708

7,282

Receivables and other assets (excluding receivables from plan assets) 5)

561

228

1,679

1,066

258

249

608

485

34

33

214

219

 

1,155

1,011

–1,296

–1,298

3,213

1,993

493

756

923

1,262

–61

–233

4,568

3,778

936

47

5,504

3,825

Receivables from financing and earmarked bank deposits 5)

 

–1,005

–553

–1,005

–553

Income tax receivables

0

0

4

4

0

0

0

0

 

7

5

11

9

8

8

76

63

95

80

95

80

Held-for-sale assets 5)

 

0

0

0

0

10

441

10

441

Trade liabilities 5)

–303

–299

–570

–698

–545

–450

–656

–606

–87

–72

–577

–542

 

–779

–672

–3,517

–3,339

–561

–635

–2,602

–3,460

–6,680

–7,434

–286

–183

–6,966

–7,617

Miscellaneous and other liabilities 5)

–598

–207

–1,563

–1,014

–218

–388

–834

–700

–204

–198

–100

–44

 

–940

–918

1,293

1,293

–3,164

–2,176

–224

–383

–682

–757

60

232

–4,010

–3,084

–1,599

–1,464

–5,609

–4,548

Income tax liabilities

–1

–1

–4

–4

0

–2

 

–25

–33

2

–30

–38

–21

–52

–137

–240

9

7

–179

–323

–179

–323

Other provisions 5)

–24

–26

–3,259

–2,691

–170

–166

–801

–940

–31

–36

–30

–29

 

–2,640

–2,759

21

–6,955

–6,626

–210

–291

–450

–452

7

–7,615

–7,362

–7,615

–7,362

Deferred items

–601

–548

–394

–297

–14

–15

–164

–168

–101

–102

–1

–1

 

–83

–51

3

4

–1,355

–1,178

–174

–175

–30

–13

1

–1,558

–1,366

–1,558

–1,366

Deferred liabilities 5)

–111

–99

–202

–191

–213

–198

–298

–292

–27

–25

–10

–11

 

–359

–352

–1,220

–1,168

–162

–169

–516

–522

–1,898

–1,859

1,898

1,859

Liabilities due to assets held for sale 5)

 

–13

–212

–13

–212

Capital employed 5)6)

7,796

6,508

3,241

3,719

3,260

3,103

22,112

20,621

3,756

3,488

918

1,121

 

962

716

–1,042

–962

41,003

38,314

1,381

1,702

4,203

4,961

–13

–9

46,574

44,968

46,574

44,968

                                                               

Net financial debt

4,839

4,100

468

1,116

2,873

2,920

10,730

9,885

1,099

854

236

696

 

8,319

8,626

28,564

28,197

1,052

1,177

662

1,130

30,278

30,504

30,278

30,504

                                                               

Investments accounted for using the equity method

0

0

5

5

29

28

2

2

0

0

 

360

356

396

391

43

48

11

11

450

450

450

450

Result from investments accounted for using the equity method

0

0

0

0

2

1

0

 

2

–4

4

–3

1

0

1

1

6

–2

6

–2

                                                               

Gross capital expenditures

814

793

198

150

115

132

3,703

3,019

556

490

116

102

 

324

290

26

7

5,852

4,983

128

120

324

299

6,304

5,402

6,304

5,402

Investment grants received

–5

–5

–5

–15

–2,802

–2,301

–302

–245

–79

–75

 

–2

–4

–3,195

–2,645

–5

–17

–4

–3,204

–2,662

–3,204

–2,662

Net capital expenditures

814

793

193

145

110

117

901

718

254

245

37

27

 

322

286

26

7

2,657

2,338

123

103

320

299

3,100

2,740

3,100

2,740

Additions due to changes in the scope of consolidation (acquisition of companies)

2

 

2

7

2

7

2

7

                                                               

Employees 7)

20,501

18,852

38,414

37,594

31,578

30,931

54,316

51,976

7,316

6,992

1,958

1,905

 

60,447

58,975

214,530

207,225

34,618

41,877

75,424

75,424

324,572

324,526

324,572

324,526

1) Relating to special items and reclassification PPA amortization of customer contracts as well as the reconciliation of capital employed to the external figures.
2) Damage claims arising from the energy price break arising from the energy consumption of DB subsidiaries were reported under other operating income in the DB Netze Energy segment. At the Group level, the cost of materials decreased accordingly.
3) The non-cash items are included in the segment result shown.
4) Key figure from internal reporting, no external figures.
5) Content allocation in accordance with management reporting.
6) Profit and loss transfer agreements were not assigned to segment assets or liabilities.
7) The number of employees comprises the workforce, excluding vocational trainees, and dual degree students at the end of the reporting period (part-time employees have been converted to full-time employees).

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