Integrated Interim Report 2019 – Germany needs a strong rail system

Notes to the consolidated financial statements

Segment information according to segments

Jan 1 to Jun 30 or respectively as of Jun 30 (€ million)

DB Long-Distance

DB Regional

DB Arriva

DB Cargo

DB Schenker

DB Netze

Track

DB Netze

Stations

DB Netze

Energy

Subsidiaries / Other

Sum of 
segments 


Consolidation

DB Group 
adjusted


Reconciliation 1)


DB Group 

2019

2018

2019

2018

2019

2018

2019

2018

2019

2018

2019

2018

2019

2018

2019

2018

2019

2018

2019

2018

2019

2018

2019

2018

2019

2018

2019

2018

External revenues

2,310

2,177

4,361

4,325

2,687

2,702

2,141

2,112

8,491

8,301

812

754

303

297

640

628

280

252

22,025

21,548

–12

22,013

21,548

1

7

22,014

21,555

Internal revenues

82

78

51

51

3

4

129

143

34

32

1,991

1,966

377

371

770

755

2,118

2,022

5,555

5,422

–5,555

–5,422

Total revenues

2,392

2,255

4,412

4,376

2,690

2,706

2,270

2,255

8,525

8,333

2,803

2,720

680

668

1,410

1,383

2,398

2,274

27,580

26,970

–5,567

–5,422

22,013

21,548

1

7

22,014

21,555

Other external income

76

66

110

83

118

124

166

118

97

117

291

357

60

56

5

14

199

269

1,122

1,204

–6

1,116

1,204

2

2

1,118

1,206

Other internal income

24

23

44

39

0

26

19

5

4

105

99

10

12

15

14

540

506

769

716

–769

–716

Changes in inventories and internally produced and capitalized assets

7

5

44

39

1

1

14

10

2

1

495

446

31

24

10

10

390

432

994

968

496

478

1,490

1,446

1,490

1,446

Total income

2,499

2,349

4,610

4,537

2,809

2,831

2,476

2,402

8,629

8,455

3,694

3,622

781

760

1,440

1,421

3,527

3,481

30,465

29,858

–5,846

–5,660

24,619

24,198

3

9

24,622

24,207

Cost of materials

–1,343

–1,274

–2,758

–2,724

–864

–835

–1,289

–1,262

–5,524

–5,494

–905

–856

–289

–261

–1,255

–1,238

–1,348

–1,367

–15,575

–15,311

4,699

4,568

–10,876

–10,743

–1

–10,877

–10,743

Personnel expenses

–515

–477

–1,046

–999

–1,221

–1,223

–859

–811

–1,733

–1,629

–1,545

–1,434

–181

–165

–64

–61

–1,733

–1,625

–8,897

–8,424

–5

1

–8,902

–8,423

–96

–72

–8,998

–8,495

Other operating expenses

–274

–270

–294

–284

–398

–530

–308

–330

–873

–1,018

–536

–517

–110

–106

–56

–75

–565

–649

–3,414

–3,779

1,107

1,051

–2,307

–2,728

–2

1

–2,309

–2,727

EBITDA

367

328

512

530

326

243

20

–1

499

314

708

815

201

228

65

47

–119

–160

2,579

2,344

–45

–40

2,534

2,304

–96

–62

2,438

2,242

Scheduled depreciation 2)

–143

–122

–326

–315

–225

–136

–152

–113

–261

–98

–333

–332

–78

–70

–42

–35

–247

–120

–1,807

–1,341

26

26

–1,781

–1,315

–32

–30

–1,813

–1,345

Impairment losses recognized /reversed 2)

0

0

–1

0

–1

0

–13

0

0

4

0

0

0

0

0

0

4

–15

4

–15

4

–15

EBIT (operating profit)

224

206

186

214

101

106

–132

–127

238

216

379

483

123

158

23

12

–366

–280

776

988

–19

–14

757

974

–128

–92

629

882

Net operating interest 3)

–2

–24

–26

–23

–17

–31

–23

–29

–17

–98

–108

–17

–14

–10

–8

–99

–102

–333

–315

–333

–315

Operating income after interest 3)

222

206

162

188

78

89

–163

–150

209

199

281

375

106

144

13

4

–465

–382

443

673

–19

–14

424

659

                             

Property, plant and equipment

3,695

3,095

6,597

6,713

3,024

2,203

2,897

2,297

2,737

1,427

19,894

19,800

3,421

3,216

1,175

987

2,621

1,142

46,061

40,880

–735

–719

45,326

40,161

45,326

40,161

Intangible assets

12

8

29

23

1,730

1,660

164

160

1,426

1,413

141

138

28

16

20

28

246

149

3,796

3,595

–45

–26

3,751

3,569

3,751

3,569

     thereof goodwill

0

0

6

6

1,387

1,385

1

1

1,154

1,141

0

0

0

0

14

15

2,562

2,548

2,562

2,548

2,562

2,548

Inventories

130

88

228

180

101

98

147

107

77

77

254

191

0

79

89

523

448

1,539

1,278

–37

–34

1,502

1,244

1,502

1,244

Trade receivables 4)

50

53

699

569

395

370

544

504

2,488

2,683

138

141

23

27

218

196

441

341

4,996

4,884

4,996

4,884

19

2

5,015

4,886

Receivables and other assets 4)

226

183

551

477

432

497

178

159

649

631

368

302

29

30

159

157

1,157

999

3,749

3,435

–1,496

–1,330

2,253

2,105

232

131

2,485

2,236

Receivables from financing 4)

–252

–133

–252

–133

Income tax receivables

0

38

12

2

3

39

27

0

0

7

9

86

51

86

51

86

51

Available-for-sale assets 4)

1

1

1

1

Trade liabilities 4)

–171

–221

–212

–228

–565

–547

–483

–500

–2,026

–2,172

–550

–486

–74

–54

–268

–275

–608

–517

–4,957

–5,000

–1

4

–4,958

–4,996

–187

–143

–5,145

–5,139

Miscellanerous and other liabilities 4)

–327

–291

–577

–508

–226

–229

–273

–274

–534

–576

–618

–720

–155

–166

–69

–23

–939

–850

–3,718

–3,637

1,496

1,326

–2,222

–2,311

–1,537

–1,427

–3,759

–3,738

Income tax liabilities

0

–1

–1

–89

–87

–5

–4

–136

–90

0

–1

–27

–19

–258

–202

14

21

–244

–181

–244

–181

Other provisions

–32

–49

–1,587

–1,466

–268

–115

–165

–180

–368

–435

–264

–343

–21

–33

–38

–50

–2,309

–2,378

–5,052

–5,049

–17

–13

–5,069

–5,062

–5,069

–5,062

Deferred items

–532

–492

–153

–138

–196

–200

–7

–4

–11

–12

–449

–591

–116

–131

–2

–3

–117

–123

–1,583

–1,694

0

0

–1,583

–1,694

–1,583

–1,694

Held-for-sale liabilities 4)

–98

–84

–213

–187

–208

–192

–221

–180

–382

–368

–265

–239

–21

–18

–10

–9

–306

–292

–1,724

–1,569

–1,724

–1,569

1,724

1,569

Capital employed 5)

2,953

2,290

5,361

5,434

4,168

3,470

2,778

2,088

3,959

2,605

18,649

18,193

3,114

2,886

1,264

1,097

689

–1,091

42,935

36,972

–821

–771

42,114

36,201

42,114

36,201

                             

Net financial debt

405

–208

2,713

2,807

1,740

935

2,575

1,625

2,169

837

9,683

9,330

1,509

1,237

829

646

3,786

2,495

25,409

19,704

25,409

19,704

25,409

19,704

                             

Investments accounted for using the equity method

0

1

5

5

103

126

39

33

11

13

1

1

0

0

345

326

504

505

504

505

504

505

Result from investments accounted for using the equity method

0

0

1

5

8

2

–3

1

0

0

–12

2

–4

8

–4

8

–4

8

                             

Gross capital expenditures

169

380

273

299

323

153

163

140

261

78

2,875

2,634

397

291

67

81

318

184

4,846

4,240

–21

–23

4,825

4,217

4,825

4,217

Investment grants received

–4

–5

–7

–1

–2,239

–2,089

–181

–153

–44

–41

0

–3

–2,475

–2,292

–2,475

–2,292

–2,475

–2,292

Net capital expenditures

169

380

269

294

316

153

163

139

261

78

636

545

216

138

23

40

318

181

2,371

1,948

–21

–23

2,350

1,925

2,350

1,925

Additions due to changes in the scope of consolidation 

–1

0

–1

0

–1

–1

                             

Employees 6)

16,938

16,432

36,362

35,876

52,590

54,658

29,198

28,709

75,981

74,104

48,021

46,371

6,002

5,649

1,747

1,734

54,926

53,386

321,765

316,919

321,765

316,919

321,765

316,919

1) Relating to special items and reclassification PPA amortization of customer contracts as well as the reconciliation of capital employed to the external display.
2) The non-cash items are included in the segment result shown.
3) Key figure from internal reporting, no external figures.
4) Content allocation in accordance with management reporting. Figures as of June 30, 2018 adjusted.
5) Profit transfer agreements were not assigned to segment assets or liabilities.
6) 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).