Harley-Davidson, Inc.: 10-Q filed 2010-05-06

Name: Harley-Davidson, Inc.: 10-Q filed 2010-05-06
Creator: Harley-Davidson, Inc.

What Harley-Davidson, Inc. reported in its quarterly report filed 2010-05-06 (fiscal Q1 2010): 23 published measures, 59 facts as tagged in accession 0001193125-10-110745.

This filing

Form: 10-Q (quarterly report)
Filed: 2010-05-06
Fiscal period: fiscal Q1 2010
Accession: 0001193125-10-110745 on SEC EDGAR

Values are as tagged in this filing. A later filing can restate them; each measure links to its history page, which shows the latest-filed value per period. All Harley-Davidson, Inc. filings.

Reported measures

Total assets

Resources recognized on the balance sheet. Book assets are not the market value of the business.

Period	Value	Unit
At 2010-03-28	10,702,903,000	USD
At 2009-12-31	9,155,518,000	USD
At 2009-03-29	8,619,594,000	USD

Stockholders equity

The reported residual interest after liabilities. It is an accounting amount, not market capitalization.

Period	Value	Unit
At 2010-03-28	2,087,399,000	USD
At 2009-12-31	2,108,118,000	USD
At 2009-03-29	2,232,813,000	USD

Cash and cash equivalents

Cash and qualifying short-term liquid investments under the filer’s accounting policy. Restricted cash and longer-term investments may be reported separately.

Period	Value	Unit
At 2010-03-28	1,442,798,000	USD
At 2009-12-31	1,630,433,000	USD
At 2009-03-29	884,623,000	USD
At 2008-12-31	568,894,000	USD

Net income or loss

Reported profit or loss for the period. Check the filing for attribution, exceptional items and discontinued operations before comparing companies.

Period	Value	Unit	Days
2010-01-01 to 2010-03-28	33,325,000	USD	87
2009-01-01 to 2009-03-29	117,347,000	USD	88

Capital expenditure payments

Cash payments to acquire property, plant and equipment. This taxonomy concept does not capture every form of investment or acquisition.

Period	Value	Unit	Days
2010-01-01 to 2010-03-28	14,558,000	USD	87
2009-01-01 to 2009-03-29	20,009,000	USD	88

Revenue

Revenue under this specific accounting concept. A missing value is not zero; filers can use other revenue concepts.

Period	Value	Unit	Days
2010-01-01 to 2010-03-28	1,207,172,000	USD	87
2009-01-01 to 2009-03-29	1,383,099,000	USD	88

Basic earnings per share

Reported earnings or loss per basic common share or unit. Inspect attribution, share classes and restatements before comparing periods. This is not a market return.

Period	Value	Unit	Days
2010-01-01 to 2010-03-28	0.14	USD/shares	87
2009-01-01 to 2009-03-29	0.51	USD/shares	88

Diluted earnings per share

Reported earnings or loss per share under dilution rules. Antidilutive instruments may be excluded. A diluted value can equal the basic value without implying no potential dilution.

Period	Value	Unit	Days
2010-01-01 to 2010-03-28	0.14	USD/shares	87
2009-01-01 to 2009-03-29	0.5	USD/shares	88

Income tax expense or benefit

Current and deferred income tax expense or benefit for continuing operations. This accounting expense differs from cash taxes paid.

Period	Value	Unit	Days
2010-01-01 to 2010-03-28	61,469,000	USD	87
2009-01-01 to 2009-03-29	106,372,000	USD	88

Net property, plant and equipment

Carrying amount of property, plant and equipment after accumulated depreciation, depletion and amortization. It is not replacement cost or market value.

Period	Value	Unit
At 2010-03-28	847,480,000	USD
At 2009-12-31	906,906,000	USD
At 2009-03-29	1,016,043,000	USD

Operating income or loss

Operating revenue less operating expenses for the reporting period. It excludes items outside the reported operating result and is not free cash flow.

Period	Value	Unit	Days
2010-01-01 to 2010-03-28	152,789,000	USD	87
2009-01-01 to 2009-03-29	242,218,000	USD	88

Current assets

Assets classified as current under the normal operating cycle or one-year boundary. Not all current assets can be converted immediately into cash.

Period	Value	Unit
At 2010-03-28	5,021,509,000	USD
At 2009-12-31	4,341,949,000	USD
At 2009-03-29	5,829,803,000	USD

Interest expense

Borrowing costs recognized as interest expense. This is distinct from cash interest paid and may not include every capitalized borrowing cost.

Period	Value	Unit	Days
2010-01-01 to 2010-03-28	23,455,000	USD	87
2009-01-01 to 2009-03-29	9,746,000	USD	88

Current liabilities

Obligations classified as current under the operating-cycle or one-year boundary. The balance includes more than short-term borrowing.

Period	Value	Unit
At 2010-03-28	2,383,392,000	USD
At 2009-12-31	2,268,224,000	USD
At 2009-03-29	2,730,912,000	USD

Current accounts payable

Current amounts owed to suppliers for goods and services received. This is one component of current liabilities, not all accrued obligations.

Period	Value	Unit
At 2010-03-28	265,905,000	USD
At 2009-12-31	162,515,000	USD
At 2009-03-29	363,282,000	USD

Goodwill carrying amount

Recognized goodwill remaining after accumulated impairment. It arises from business combinations and does not measure the current value of the company’s brand.

Period	Value	Unit
At 2010-03-28	29,818,000	USD
At 2009-12-31	31,400,000	USD
At 2009-03-29	59,046,000	USD

Net current accounts receivable

Current customer receivables after the allowance for credit loss. The balance is not cash collected or a guarantee of collection.

Period	Value	Unit
At 2010-03-28	286,518,000	USD
At 2009-12-31	269,371,000	USD
At 2009-03-29	284,853,000	USD

Common-stock repurchase payments

Cash paid to reacquire common stock during the period. This is not an authorization limit or a direct measure of the net change in share count.

Period	Value	Unit	Days
2010-01-01 to 2010-03-28	1,191,000	USD	87

Net inventory

Inventory carrying amount after applicable valuation and LIFO reserves. It does not establish realizable selling proceeds or inventory turnover without other inputs.

Period	Value	Unit
At 2010-03-28	322,238,000	USD
At 2009-12-31	323,029,000	USD
At 2009-03-29	421,577,000	USD

Selling, general and administrative expense

Selling and general administrative costs reported under this concept. It is an expense category, not a substitute for total operating expenses.

Period	Value	Unit	Days
2010-01-01 to 2010-03-28	235,350,000	USD	87
2009-01-01 to 2009-03-29	242,022,000	USD	88

Other noncurrent assets

Noncurrent assets the filer does not present separately. The composition differs by filer and is described only in the filing.

Period	Value	Unit
At 2010-03-28	230,292,000	USD
At 2009-12-31	254,215,000	USD
At 2009-03-29	337,234,000	USD

Other noncurrent liabilities

Noncurrent liabilities the filer does not present separately. The composition differs by filer and is described only in the filing.

Period	Value	Unit
At 2010-03-28	157,077,000	USD
At 2009-12-31	155,333,000	USD
At 2009-03-29	154,225,000	USD

Accrued current liabilities

Current obligations accrued for goods and services received but not yet invoiced or paid. This is one component of current liabilities, not all short-term obligations.

Period	Value	Unit
At 2010-03-28	599,820,000	USD
At 2009-12-31	514,084,000	USD
At 2009-03-29	568,767,000	USD

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