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Excluding
unusual items


As reported



(Millions except for per share data)

     
           
Continuing Operations        
Net sales

$7,299

$8,309

$7,299

$8,309

Income before income taxes

346

582

278

552

Income after income taxes

233

383

169

363

           
Income from continuing operations
per Common Share assuming dilution

$3.30

$5.28

$2.39

$5.00

           
Cash earnings from continuing operations
per Common Share assuming dilution

$4.40

$6.37

$3.49

$6.09

           
Average number of Common Shares
outstanding assuming dilution

70.5

72.6

           
Cash dividends paid per Common Share

$1.76

$1.76

           
Market price per Common Share        
High

$81.43

$86.56

Low

55.12

57.50

         

Total assets    

$7,646

$8,180

Total debt    

2,440

3,004

Shareholders' equity

2,475

2,410

Shareholders' equity per Common Share

$35.61

$35.29

Common Shares outstanding    

69.5

68.3


Income from continuing operations as reported includes the following unusual items:

Income was reduced by unusual charges, primarily for restructuring and acquisition integration actions, of $129 in 2001 ($86 after-tax, or $1.21 per Common Share) and $52 in 2000 ($34 after-tax, or $.47 per share).

Income in 2001 was increased by a net pretax gain related to the sales of businesses of $61 ($22 after-tax, or $.30 per Common Share). Income in 2000 was increased by a net pretax gain related to the sales of corporate assets of $22 ($14 after-tax, or $.19 per share).

Cash earnings per Common Share represent income per share before non-cash amortization expense for goodwill and other intangible assets of $1.10 per share in 2001 and $1.09 in 2000.

This summary includes amounts for continuing operations only and excludes the semiconductor equipment operations which were spun-off to Eaton shareholders on December 29, 2000 and are reported as discontinued operations.