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Case Study - Carrefour S.A Exhibit 3: Carrefours (restructured) consolidated financial statements during this period. INCOME STATEMENT million 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 Revenue

Case Study - Carrefour S.A

Exhibit 3: Carrefours (restructured) consolidated financial statements during this period.
INCOME STATEMENT million 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015
Revenue retail 70,719 72,397 76,000 78,897 76,645 76,945
Revenue Carrefour banque 297 320 334 379 417 461
Financing fees and commissions 899 1,168 1,049 1,005 956 869
Total revenue 71,915 73,885 77,383 80,281 78,018 78,275
Cost of sales (56,705) (58,049) (60,810) (62,692) (60,714) (60,838)
SG&A expenses (13,751) (14,302) (15,496) (16,431) (15,771) (15,675)
Operating expenses Carrefour banque (260) (429) (291) (305) (325) (336)
Net other operating income or expense 808 789 985 1,021 1,021 924
Non-operating investment income 162 248 255 249 208 248
Operating profit 2,169 2,142 2,026 2,123 2,437 2,598
Impairment losses (295) (200) (202) (1,039) (130) (115)
Restructuring costs (93) (549) (727) (279) (154) (237)
Other net non-recurring income or expense (119) (302) (223) (78) (183) 1
Interest income 6 8 16 28 32 36
Interest expense (317) (377) (395) (501) (574) (566)
Profit before taxes 1,351 722 495 254 1,428 1,717
Tax expense (488) (490) (541) (622) (470) (557)
Tax expense Carrefour banque (5) (7) 1 2 (12) (20)
Profit/loss to non-controlling interest (190) (182) (216) (169) (148) (143)
Profit/loss to ordinary shareholders 668 43 (261) (535) 798 997
OPERATING EXPENSES BY NATURE million 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015
Personnel Expenses (7,262) (7,547) (8,139) (8,599) (8,240) (8,209)
Depreciation and Amortization (2,029) (2,082) (2,610) (2,682) (2,487) (2,426)
TAX EXPENSE ITEMS mn 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015
Theoretical income tax expense -433 -249 -171 -88 -492 -652
Differences between French and overseas corp income tax rates 16 40 33 (40) 19 67
Tax effect of permanent differences (24) (27) (56) (213) (80) (36)
Other, including deferred tax expense (57) (165) (261) (100) (69) (41)
Recurring tax expense (498) (401) (455) (441) (622) (662)
Non-recurring tax items 5 (96) (85) (179) 140 85
Total tax expense (493) (497) (540) (620) (482) (577)
Statutory tax rate 32.0% 34.4% 34.4% 34.4% 34.4% 38.0%
OTHER INFORMATION million 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015
Effect of exchange rate changes on revenue -6.6% -3.1% -6.3% 0.4% -3.1% -1.1%
Profit/loss of discontinued operations (22) 1,092 (301) 1 (40) 4
End-of-year share price () 14.03 14.95 14.91 18.04 22.89 26.65
Dividend per share () 0.48 0.23 0.46 0.46 0.70 0.70
Average number of shares outstanding (million) 808 791 773 757 739 723
BALANCE SHEET million 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015
Non-current tangible assets 15,011 15,759 15,877 16,463 16,668 15,156
Goodwill 8,034 7,976 7,983 7,977 8,640 8,495
Other non-current intangible assets 1,325 1,452 1,461 1,364 1,266 1,014
Consumer credit granted by financial services companies 1,933 2,283 2,486 2,455 2,371 2,351
Minority equity investments 1,172 1,246 1,374 1,355 1,361 1,433
Other non-operating investments 2,329 2,640 2,233 2,275 2,063 2,032
Deferred tax asset 679 823 723 636 829 744
Total non-current assets 30,483 32,179 32,137 32,525 33,198 31,225
Inventories 5,326 5,867 6,135 6,690 7,039 6,362
Trade receivables 2,526 2,669 2,537 2,750 2,682 2,269
Consumer credit granted by financial services companies 3,295 4,007 3,722 3,866 3,902 3,658
Other current assets 1,395 1,577 1,740 1,741 1,951 1,873
Cash and cash equivalents 4,439 4,466 4,300 3,593 3,305 2,724
Total Current Assets 16,981 18,586 18,434 18,640 18,879 16,886
Assets Held for Sale 124 37 46 16 31 66
Total Assets 47,588 50,802 50,617 51,181 52,108 48,177
BALANCE SHEET million 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015
Ordinary shareholders equity 9,795 9,939 9,169 10,061 10,427 9,631
Non-controlling interest in equity 1,502 1,736 2,117 2,099 1,582 1,039
Non-current debt 12,976 13,595 13,696 12,797 12,526 12,761
Consumer credit financing 1,506 1,817 1,932 2,661 1,935 1,921
Deferred tax liability 467 655 541 489 543 508
Non-current liabilities 14,949 16,067 16,169 15,947 15,004 15,190
Trade payables 12,560 13,646 14,161 15,082 15,396 13,648
Consumer credit financing 3,067 3,712 3,582 2,817 3,395 3,328
Other current liabilities 3,656 3,744 4,080 4,095 4,413 4,341
Current debt 2,020 1,909 1,339 1,069 1,875 966
Current liabilities 21,303 23,011 23,162 23,063 25,079 22,283
Liabilities held for sale 39 49 0 11 16 34
Total liabilities and -shareholders equity 47,588 50,802 50,617 51,181 52,108 48,177
CASH FLOW STATEMENT million 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015
Profit before interest and tax 1,635 1,043 828 676 1,922 2,167
Taxes paid (576) (613) (634) (749) (457) (837)
Non-operating losses (gains) (101) 422 373 960 (208) (247)
Non-current operating accruals 2,292 2,328 2,650 2,745 2,543 2,518
Net (investments in) or liquidation of operating working capital 15 56 115 157 454 276
Operating cash flow 3,265 3,236 3,332 3,789 4,254 3,877
Dividends received 60 101 37 76 79 8
Investments in non-current tangible and intangible assets (1,492) (1,725) (1,611) (2,379) (2,749) (2,378)
Investments in subsidiaries (291) (86) (190) (260) (193) (56)
Disposal of non-current tangible and intangible assets 159 347 172 158 152 186
Disposal of subsidiaries 7 338 1 9 6 7
Net (Investments in) or liquidation of other non-current assets (253) (92) (1,140) (1,347) (1,348) (1,010)
Free cash flow available to debt and equity 1,455 2,119 601 46 200 635
Interest paid (190) (219) (222) (263) (307) (289)
Net debt (repayment) or issuance (668) (1,506) 750 (329) 518 (603)
Free cash flow available to equity 597 394 1,129 (546) 411 (257)
Dividend (payments) (170) (222) (234) (292) (207) (488)
Net share (repurchase) or issuance 1 75 131 1,408 245 606
Net increase (decrease) in cash balance 428 247 1,026 570 449 (139)

Present the financial statements in a condensed format suitable for analysis of the performance of the ongoing principal retail business (separate from other activities), clearly stating key assumptions made in assigning financial statements elements to the condensed financial statement format.

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