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SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Washington, D.C. 20549
 

 
FORM 6-K/A
 
Report of Foreign Private Issuer
Pursuant to Rule 13a-16 or 15d-16 of the
Securities Exchange Act of 1934
 
For the month of November, 2016
Commission File Number 1-14732
 

 
COMPANHIA SIDERÚRGICA NACIONAL
(Exact name of registrant as specified in its charter)
 
National Steel Company
(Translation of Registrant's name into English)
 
Av. Brigadeiro Faria Lima 3400, 20º andar
São Paulo, SP, Brazil
04538-132
(Address of principal executive office)
 

Indicate by check mark whether the registrant files or will file annual reports
under cover Form 20-F or Form 40-F. 
Form 20-F ___X___ Form 40-F _______

 Indicate by check mark whether the registrant by furnishing the information contained in this Form is also thereby furnishing the information to the Commission pursuant to Rule 12g3-2(b) under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.  

Yes _______ No ___X____


 
 

 

São Paulo, November 14, 2016

 

4Q15 and 2015 Earnings Release

 

 

Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional (CSN) (BM&FBOVESPA: CSNA3) (NYSE: SID) announces its consolidated results for the fourth quarter (4Q15) and full year of 2015, which are presented in Brazilian Reais and in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) issued by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), and with Brazilian accounting practices, which are fully convergent with international accounting norms, issued by the Accounting Pronouncements Committee (CPC) and approved by the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM), pursuant to CVM Instruction 485 of September 1, 2010. All comments presented herein refer to the Company’s 4Q15 and 2015 consolidated results and comparisons refer to the third quarter of 2015 (3Q15) and fourth quarter of 2014 (4Q14) and 2014, unless otherwise stated. The Real/U.S. Dollar exchange rate was R$3.9048 on December 31, 2015 and R$3.9722 on September 30, 2015.

 

Highlights

3Q15

4Q15

2014

2015

 

Change

 

4Q15

x

3Q15

2015

x

2014

                       

Steel Sales (thousand t)

1,191

1,130

5,177

4,990

 

(5%)

(4%)

- Domestic Market

58%

57%

72%

59%

 

(1%)

(13%)

- Overseas Subsidiaries

39%

37%

25%

37%

 

(2%)

12%

- Exports

3%

6%

3%

4%

 

3%

1%

           

 

 

 

 

 

 

Iron Ore Sales (thousand t)¹

7,585

6,656

28,878

25,670

 

(12%)

(11%)

- Domestic Market

-

7%

-

2%

 

7%

2%

- Exports

100%

93%

100%

98%

 

(7%)

(2%)

           

 

 

 

 

 

 

Consolidated Results (R$ Million)

       

 

 

 

 

 

 

Net Revenue

3,956

3,678

16,126

15,332

 

(7%)

(5%)

Gross Profit

941

767

4,534

3,532

 

(18%)

(22%)

Adjusted EBITDA²

853

686

4,729

3,251

 

(20%)

(31%)

           

 

 

 

 

 

 

Adjusted Net Debt³

23,417

26,499

18,908

26,499

 

13%

40%

Adjusted Cash Position³

12,236

8,862

12,082

8,862

 

(28%)

(27%)

Net Debt / Adjusted EBITDA²

6.6x

8.2x

4.0x

8.2x

 

1.6x

4.0x

1 Iron ore sales volumes include 100% of the stake in NAMISA until November 2015 and 100% of the stake in Congonhas Minérios as of December 2015.

2 Adjusted EBITDA is calculated based on net income/loss, before depreciation and amortization, income taxes, the net financial result, results from investees, and other operating income (expenses) and includes the proportional share of the EBITDA of the jointly-owned investees MRS Logística and CBSI, as well as the Company’s 60% stake in Namisa until November 2015 and 100% stake in Congonhas Minérios as of December 2015.

³ Adjusted Net Debt and Adjusted Cash include 33.27% stake in MRS, 60% stake in Namisa and 50% stake in CBSI until November 2015. As of December 2015, they include 100% stake in Congonhas Minérios, 37.27% stake in MRS and 50% stake in CBSI, aside from not including forfaiting and drawee risk operations.

 

Market Indicators on December 31, 2015

BM&FBovespa (CSNA3): R$4.00/share

Market Cap BM&FBovespa: R$5.55 billion

NYSE (SID): US$0.98/ADR (1 ADR = 1 share)

Market Cap NYSE: US$1.36 billion

Total no. of shares = 1,387,524,047

 

 

 

 

  

 
 
 

 

 

Economic Scenario

 

In 2015, the Chinese activity figures confirmed the country’s economic slowdown, adversely impacting the emerging nations due to its reduction in demand, especially for commodities. The Eurozone continued to recover, recording annual GDP growth of 1.5%, while the United States pushed up interest to 0.5% p.a., following signs of an economic rally. The IMF estimates global GDP growth of 3.4% in 2016 and 3.6% in 2017.

 

The U.S. economy posted growth of 0.7% in 4Q15, closing the year with GDP expansion of 2.4%. Household consumption, which corresponds to almost 60% of the country’s economic activity, had a strong impact on this result, moving up by 3.1% in the final quarter.

 

China registered the most modest GDP growth for the last 25 years, reaching 6.9% during 2015. Industrial production, a strong indicator of the country’s growth, climbed by 6.1%, versus 8.3% in 2014, reinforcing prospects of a slowdown in the short period.

 

Brazilian GDP fell by 3.8% in 2015, reflecting a scenario dominated by political and economic uncertainties. Industry shrank by 6.2%, led by the manufacturing industry, with a 9.7% downturn, while the service sector recorded a decline of 2.7%, influenced by the 8.9% reduction in commerce. Finally, agriculture and livestock recorded growth of 1.8%.

 

Household consumption fell by 4.0% over 2014, jeopardized by increased interest rates, inflation of 10.67% and a shrinking job market. According to the IBGE’s Monthly Employment Survey, unemployment reached 6.9% in December, the highest level since 2007.

 

The Central Bank’s Focus Report estimates a further GDP decline of 3,66% in 2016, accompanied by inflation of 7,31%.

 

Macroeconomic Projections

2016

2017E

IPCA (%)

7.31

6.00

Commercial dollar (EoP - R$)

4.15

4.20

SELIC target (EoP - %)

14.25

12.50

GDP (%)

(3.66)

(0.35)

Industrial Production (%)

(4.40)

(0.85)

         Source: FOCUS BACEN                                                                                                                                                                                                                          Base: 03/28/2016

 

 

 

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CSN’s Consolidated Result

 

·         Net revenue totaled R$3,678 million in 4Q15 and R$15,332 million in 2015, 7% and 5% down on 3Q15 and 2014, respectively. The quarter-on-quarter decline was influenced by lower sales volume from steel and mining operations, while the year-on-year reduction was chiefly due to the lower prices practiced in the mining segment.

 

·         COGS amounted to R$2,912 million, 3% down on 3Q15, while annual COGS stood at R$11,800 million, 2% up on 2014, mostly due to the impact from the foreign exchange variation on steel operations.

 

·         Fourth-quarter gross profit totaled R$767 million, 18% down on 3Q15, while the gross margin narrowed by 3 p.p. to 21%. In 2015, gross profit amounted to R$3,532 million, 22% less than in 2014, while the gross margin fell by 5 p.p. to 23%.

 

·         Selling, general and administrative expenses (SG&A) came to R$537 million in 4Q15, 2% higher than in the previous quarter, while annual SG&A expenses climbed by 29% over 2014 to R$1,883 million, chiefly due to higher freight expenses abroad.

 

·         Other operating income (expenses) was income of R$2,913 million in 4Q15, versus an expense of R$85 million in 3Q15. In 2015, this line was positive by R$2,391 million from income of R$3,726 million and expenses of R$1,334 million. Other operating income was impacted by the business combination gain totaling R$3,413 million, as explained in the “Business Combination” section.

 

·         In 4Q15, the proportional net financial result was negative by R$231 million, due to: i) financial expenses (excluding the exchange variation) of R$483 million; ii) the negative exchange variation result of R$48 million; iii) a negative R$140 million from hedge accounting and R$153 million from the derivative result and; iv) financial revenue of R$286 million. In 2015, the proportional net financial result was negative by R$2,265 million.

 

Financial Result (R$ Million)

3Q15

4Q15

2014

2015

Financial Result - IFRS

(1,549)

(183)

(3,085)

(3,373)

(+) Financial Result of Joint-Venture

770

(48)

286

1,108

(+) Namisa

800

(34)

349

1,194

(+) MRS

(29)

(15)

(63)

(86)

(=) Proportional Financial Result¹

(779)

(231)

(2,799)

(2,265)

Financial Revenues

123

289

226

532

Financial Expenses

(901)

(531)

(2,974)

(2,809)

Financial Expenses (ex-exchange rates variation)

(1,034)

(483)

(3,125)

(3,225)

Result with Exchange Rate Variation

133

(48)

152

416

Monetary and Exchange Rate Variation

(1,751)

245

(216)

(1,907)

Hedge Accounting

1,214

(140)

121

1,420

Notional Amount of Derivatives Contracted

671

(153)

247

904

Other

-

12

(51)

12

¹The proportional financial result considers stakes of 60% in Namisa, 33.27% in MRS and 50% in CBSI until November 2015 and stakes of 100% in Congonhas Minérios, 37.27% in MRS and 50% in CBSI, from December 2015 on.

 

 

 

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·         CSN’s equity result amounted to R$1,160 million in 2015, higher than the R$331 million posted in 2014, chiefly influenced by the impact of the exchange variation on Namisa’s cash. The table below presents a breakdown of this item:

 

Share of profits (losses) of investees

(R$ Million)

3Q15

4Q15

2014

2015

Change

4Q15

x

3Q15

2015

x

2014

Namisa

867

(58)

673

1,157

-

72%

MRS Logística

17

29

102

79

74%

(23%)

CBSI

-

-

1

(3)

-

-

TLSA

(9)

(8)

(27)

(31)

(13%)

13%

Arvedi Metalfer BR

(5)

(8)

(6)

(16)

56%

184%

Eliminations

(8)

(9)

(412)

(25)

6%

(94%)

Share of profits (losses) of investees

861

(55)

331

1,160

-

250%

 

·         CSN recorded fourth-quarter net income of R$2,371 million, versus a net loss of R$533 million in 3Q15, due to the business combination gains in mining operations. Annual net income totaled R$1,616 million, reversing the R$112 million net loss posted in 2014.

 

Adjusted EBITDA (R$ Million)

3Q15

4Q15

2014

2015

Change

4Q15

x

3Q15

2015

x

2014

Profit (loss) for the Period

(533)

2,371

(112)

1,616

-

-

Depreciation and Amortization

285

308

1,245

1,136

8%

(9%)

Income Tax and Social Contribution

169

527

(151)

189

211%

-

Finance Income

1,549

183

3,081

3,373

(88%)

9%

EBITDA (ICVM 527)

1,470

3,389

4,063

6,313

131%

55%

Other Operating Income (Expenses)

85

(2,913)

567

(2,392)

-

-

Share of Profit (Loss) of Investees

(861)

55

(331)

(1,160)

-

250%

Proportionate EBITDA of Joint Ventures

159

155

431

490

(3%)

14%

Adjusted EBITDA

853

686

4,729

3,251

(20%)

(31%)

 

·         Adjusted EBITDA amounted to R$686 million in 4Q15, versus R$853 million in the previous quarter, accompanied by a margin of 17%, down by 3 p.p. In 2015, adjusted EBITDA stood at R$3,251 million, versus R$4,729 million in 2014, with a margin of 20%, down by 7 p.p.

 

 

 

 

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Debt

 

The adjusted values of EBITDA, Debt and Cash consider stakes of 60% in Namisa, 33.27% in MRS and 50% in CBSI until November 2015 and stakes of 100% in Congonhas Minérios, 37.27% in MRS and 50% in CBSI, from December 2015 on, as well as financial investments used as collateral for foreign exchange operations on the BM&FBovespa. On December 31, 2015, consolidated net debt totaled R$26,499 million, while the net debt/EBITDA ratio was 8.15x, based on LTM adjusted EBITDA.

 

 

 

Foreign Exchange Exposure

 

Net foreign exchange exposure generated by the difference in dollar-denominated assets and liabilities, contracted derivatives and hedge accounting booked by CSN totaled US$173 million on December 31, 2015. The derivatives contracted form a long USD position achieved through the purchase of NDFs (Non-Deliverable Forwards).  The hedge accounting adopted by CSN correlates the projected export flows in dollars with part of the future debt maturities in the same currency. As a result, the exchange variation of part of dollar-denominated debt is temporarily recorded under shareholder’s equity, being transferred to the income statement when the dollar revenue from these exports is received.

 

Foreign Exchange Exposure¹ (US$ Million)

09/30/2015

12/31/2015

(IFRS)

Proportional²

(IFRS)³

Cash and cash equivalents overseas

1,177

2,102

1,625

Accounts receivables

195

223

170

Total assets

1,372

2,325

1,795

Borrowings and financing

(4,576)

(4,576)

(4,569)

Accounts Payable

(110)

(126)

(20)

Other liabilities

(16)

(17)

(25)

Total liabilities

(4,701)

(4,719)

(4,615)

       

Foreign exchange exposure

(3,329)

(2,394)

(2,820)

       

Notional amount of derivatives contracted, net

1,285

1,285

1,435

Cash flow hedge accounting

1,566

1,566

1,558

 

 

 

 

Net foreign exchange exposure

(478)

457

173

¹After the conclusion of the Business Combination, via assets transfer to Congonhas Minérios, CSN consolidates 100% of this new company cash. The proportional foreign exchange exposure view will no longer be needed.

² The proportional foreign exchange exposure includes 60% stake in Namisa, excluding stake in MRS.

 

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³The IFRS foreign exchange exposure of 12/31/2015 includes 100% stake in Congonhas Minérios, excluding stake in MRS.

 

Capex

 

CSN invested R$2,170 million in 2015, taking advantage of opportunities to accelerate projects that enhance competitiveness, including:

 

·         The acquisition of new mining equipment, anticipating some of the investments scheduled for 2016 due to current favorable financing conditions. These items of equipment were already helping to reduce mining costs in 2015.

 

·         The accelerated development of the Arcos´ clinker kiln project in Minas Gerais, anticipating higher operating margins in the Southeast System.

 

·         Revamp of the Turbo Generator (TG20) in Presidente Vargas Plant, recovering the nominal energy capacity of 117MW in the TG20.

 

Of total investments, R$376 million went to spare parts and R$561 million to current investments.

 

Investment (R$ Million)

1Q15

2Q15

3Q15

4Q15

2014

2015

Steel

121

159

173

130

565

583

Mining

116

296

473

97

699

982

Cement

90

92

139

218

506

539

Logistics

11

13

19

19

423

62

Others

0

4

0

0

44

4

Total Investment - IFRS

338

564

804

464

2,236

2,170

 

 

Working Capital

 

In order to calculate working capital, CSN adjusts its assets and liabilities as shown below:

 

·         Accounts Receivable: Excludes Dividends Receivable, Advances to Employees and Other Credits (Note 6 of the financial statements).

 

·         Inventories: Includes Estimated Losses and excludes Spare Parts, which is not part of the cash conversion cycle, and will be subsequently booked under Fixed Assets when consumed. (Note 7 of the financial statements);

 

·         Recoverable Taxes: Composed only by the Income (IRPJ) and Social Contribution (CSLL) Taxes amount included in Recoverable Taxes (Note 15 of the financial statements);

 

·         Taxes Payable: Composed of Taxes Payable under Current Liabilities plus Taxes in Installments (Note 16 of the financial statements);

 

·         Advances from Clients: Subaccount of Other Liabilities recorded under Current Liabilities (Note 14 of the financial statements.

 

·         Suppliers: Includes Forfaiting and Drawee Risk (Note 2a)

 

As a result, working capital applied to the Company’s businesses totaled R$3,385 million in 4Q15, R$594 million less than in 3Q15, chiefly due to the R$802 million reduction in accounts receivable, while inventories rose by R$254 million. On the same comparison basis, the average receivable decreased by 16 days and the supplier payment increased by 4 days. The inventory turnover increased by 9 days.

 

 

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Working Capital (R$ MM)

4Q14

3Q15

4Q15

 

Change

 

4Q15

x

3Q15

4Q15

x

4Q14

Assets

4,996

6,371

5,869

 

(502)

873

Accounts Receivable

1,651

2,302

1,501

 

(802)

(150)

Inventories Turnover

3,286

3,838

4,092

 

254

806

Advances to Taxes

59

231

276

 

45

217

Liabilities

2,220

2,392

2,484

 

92

264

Suppliers

1,639

1,724

1,671

 

(53)

32

Salaries and Social Contribution

220

282

257

 

(25)

37

Taxes Payable

338

328

505

 

178

167

Advances from Clients

23

59

51

 

(8)

28

Working Capital

2,776

3,979

3,385

 

(594)

609

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Turnover Ratio (days)

4Q14

3Q15

4Q15

 

Change

 

4Q15

x

3Q15

4Q15

x

4Q14

Receivables

31

46

30

 

(16)

(1)

Supplier Payment

52

53

57

 

4

5

Investory Turnover

105

118

127

 

9

22

Cash Conversion Cycle

84

111

100

 

(11)

16

 

 

Results by Segment

 

The Company maintains integrated operations in five business segments: steel, mining, logistics, cement and energy. The main assets and/or companies comprising each segment are presented below:

 

   

 

¹ Namisa’s former assets.

 

As of 2013, the Company ceased the proportional consolidation of its jointly-owned subsidiaries Namisa, MRS and CBSI. For the purpose of preparing and presenting the information by business segment, Management opted to maintain the proportional consolidation of its jointly-owned subsidiaries, as historically presented. For the reconciliation of CSN’s consolidated results, these companies’ results are eliminated in the "corporate/elimination expenses" column.

 

In order to report the Company’s 2015 results, after the combination of CSN’s mining assets (Casa de Pedra, Namisa and Tecar), the consolidated result includes all this new company’s information.

 

 

 

 

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Results by Segment 4Q15

Steel

 

Mining

 

Logistics (Port)

 

Logistics (Railways)

 

Cement

 

Energy

 

Corporate/

Eliminations

 

Consolidated

(R$ Million)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Net Revenue

2,579

 

907

 

62

 

331

 

102

 

61

 

(363)

 

3,678

Domestic Market

1,473

 

88

 

62

 

331

 

102

 

61

 

(414)

 

1,703

Foreign Market

1,106

 

819

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

50

 

1,975

Cost of Goods Sold

(2,267)

 

(598)

 

(42)

 

(207)

 

(89)

 

(50)

 

341

 

(2,912)

Gross Profit

312

 

309

 

20

 

124

 

13

 

10

 

(22)

 

767

Selling, General and Administrative Expenses

(267)

 

(22)

 

(5)

 

(23)

 

(21)

 

(6)

 

(199)

 

(544)

Depreciation

178

 

105

 

3

 

50

 

14

 

4

 

(47)

 

308

Proportional EBITDA of Jointly Controlled Companies

-

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

155

 

155

Adjusted EBITDA

222

 

392

 

19

 

151

 

6

 

9

 

(113)

 

686

 

 

 

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Results by Segment 3Q15

(R$ Million)

Steel

 

Mining

 

Logistics (Port)

 

Logistics (Railways)

 

Cement

 

Energy

 

Corporate/

Elliminations

 

Consolidated

Net Revenue

2,737

 

942

 

60

 

295

 

114

 

60

 

(252)

 

3,956

Domestic Market

1,539

 

14

 

60

 

295

 

114

 

60

 

(252)

 

1,830

Foreign Market

1,198

 

928

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

(0.1)

 

2,126

Cost of Goods Sold

(2,270)

 

(625)

 

(37)

 

(202)

 

(99)

 

(50)

 

268

 

(3,015)

Gross Profit

467

 

317

 

23

 

93

 

14

 

10

 

17

 

941

Seling, General and Administrative Expenses

(249)

 

(16)

 

(4)

 

(22)

 

(19)

 

(6)

 

(215)

 

(531)

Depreciation

168

 

94

 

3

 

48

 

13

 

4

 

(46)

 

285

Proportional EBITDA of Jointly Controlled Companies

-

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

159

 

159

Adjusted EBITDA

386

 

395

 

22

 

119

 

9

 

8

 

(85)

 

853

 

Results by Segment 2015

Steel

 

Mining

 

Logistics (Port)

 

Logistics (Railways)

 

Cement

 

Energy

 

Corporate/

Eliminations

 

Consolidated

(R$ Million)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Net Revenue

11,203

 

3,187

 

213

 

1,157

 

432

 

245

 

(1,104)

 

15,332

Domestic Market

6,757

 

175

 

213

 

1,157

 

432

 

245

 

(1,227)

 

7,752

Foreign Market

4,446

 

3,012

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

122

 

7,580

Cost of Goods Sold

(9,127)

 

(2,324)

 

(142)

 

(788)

 

(330)

 

(196)

 

1,107

 

(11,800)

Gross Profit

2,076

 

864

 

71

 

369

 

102

 

49

 

2

 

3,532

Selling, General and Administrative Expenses

(955)

 

(70)

 

(20)

 

(90)

 

(73)

 

(23)

 

(675)

 

(1,906)

Depreciation

670

 

377

 

13

 

189

 

47

 

17

 

(178)

 

1,136

Proportional EBITDA of Jointly Controlled Companies

-

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

490

 

490

Adjusted EBITDA

1,791

 

1,171

 

63

 

469

 

75

 

43

 

(361)

 

3,251

 

Results by Segment 2014

Steel

 

Mining

 

Logistics (Port)

 

Logistics (Railways)

 

Cement

 

Energy

 

Corporate/

Eliminations

 

Consolidated

(R$ Million)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Net Revenue

11,492

 

4,109

 

202

 

1,105

 

440

 

324

 

(1,547)

 

16,126

Domestic Market

8,650

 

307

 

202

 

1,105

 

440

 

324

 

(1,063)

 

9,966

Foreign Market

2,841

 

3,803

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

(484)

 

6,160

Cost of Goods Sold

(8,672)

 

(2,986)

 

(138)

 

(753)

 

(295)

 

(187)

 

1,439

 

(11,592)

Gross Profit

2,820

 

1,123

 

65

 

352

 

145

 

138

 

(109)

 

4,534

Selling, General and Administrative Expenses

(687)

 

(61)

 

(7)

 

(113)

 

(67)

 

(20)

 

(525)

 

(1,480)

Depreciation

802

 

367

 

11

 

169

 

38

 

17

 

(158)

 

1,245

Proportional EBITDA of Jointly Controlled Companies

-

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

431

 

431

Adjusted EBITDA

2,935

 

1,429

 

68

 

407

 

116

 

135

 

(361)

 

4,729

 

Steel

 

According to the World Steel Association (WSA), global crude steel production totaled 1.62 billion tonnes in 2015, 2.8% down on 2014. According to preliminary figures from the Brazilian Steel Institute (IABr), domestic output fell by 1.9% to 33.2 million tonnes, while production of rolled products came to 22.6 million tonnes, 9.2% less than the year before, and apparent consumption dropped by 16.7% to 21.3 million tonnes, with domestic sales of 18.2 million tonnes and imports of 3.2 million tonnes. On the other hand, exports increased by 40.3% over 2014, reaching 13.7 million tonnes.

 

In 2016, the IABr estimates a 5.1% decline in apparent consumption to 20.3 million tonnes, with domestic sales of 17.5 million tonnes and imports of 2.8 million tonnes.

 

According to INDA (the Brazilian Steel Distributors’ Association), steel purchases and sales by distributors fell by 21.5% and 19.9% over 2014 to 3.0 million and 3.2 million tonnes, respectively. Inventories closed the year at 1,049.5 thousand tonnes, 1.4% down on the end of the previous month, representing 4.9 months of sales.

 

 

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Automotive

 

According to ANFAVEA (the Auto Manufacturers’ Association), vehicle production totaled 2.4 million units in 2015, 23% down on 2014. On the same comparison basis, vehicle licensing fell by 27%, to 2.57 million units. The association estimates vehicle sales will fall by up to 7.5% in 2016 over 2015, to 2.37 million units, while FENABRAVE (the Vehicle Distributors’ Association) expects a 6% reduction in vehicle sales.

 

Construction

 

According to SECOVI-SP (the São Paulo Residential Builders’ Association), residential real estate launches in the city of São Paulo declined by 37% over 2014, while new unit sales fell by 6%.

 

According to ABRAMAT (the Construction Material Manufacturers’ Association), 2015 sales of building materials were 12.6% down on the previous year. The association revised its 2016 estimate of a reduction of between 11% and 12%, to one of 4.5%.

 

Home Appliances

 

According to the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), home appliance production in 2015 fell by 16.2% over the year before, influenced by the low-level of consumers and entrepreneurs confidence.

 

Results from CSN’s Steel Operations

 

The parent company’s crude steel production totaled 998 thousand tonnes in 4Q15, 2% down on 3Q15, while consumption of slabs purchased from third-parties increased by 5% to 64 thousand tonnes. Flat rolled steel production declined by 4% over 3Q15 to 952 thousand tonnes. Annual own crude steel production came to 3.3 million tonnes, 2% less than in 2014, while rolled steel output fell by 4% to 4.3 million tonnes.

 

Flat Steel Production (Parent Company)

4Q14

3Q15

4Q15

Accumulated

Change

(Thousand tonnes)

2014

2015

4Q15

x

3Q15

2015

x

2014

Total Slabs (UPV + Third Parties)

1,160

1,084

1,062

4,884

3,465

(2%)

(29%)

Slab Production

1,063

1,023

998

4,398

3,257

(2%)

(26%)

Third Parties Slabs

97

61

64

427

208

5%

(51%)

Total Rolled Products

1,051

989

952

4,299

4,010

(4%)

(7%)

 

·         Steel product sales volume came to 1,130 thousand tonnes in 4Q15, 5% down on 3Q15. Of this total, 57% went to the domestic market, 37% were sold by our subsidiaries abroad and 6% went to exports. Annual sales totaled 4,990 thousand tonnes in 2015, 4% less than in 2014.

 

·         Fourth-quarter, domestic steel sales came to 643 thousand tonnes, 6% down on 3Q15, 599 thousand tonnes of which flat steel and 44 thousand tonnes long steel. Annual domestic sales totaled 2,969 thousand tonnes, 20% less than in 2014, 2,808 thousand tonnes of which flat steel and 161 thousand tonnes long steel.

 

 

 

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·         Fourth-quarter foreign sales amounted to 487 thousand tonnes, 4% down on the previous quarter. Of this total, the overseas subsidiaries sold 422 thousand tonnes, 188 thousand of which by LLC, 154 thousand by SWT and 80 thousand by Lusosider, while direct exports came to 65 thousand tonnes. Annual foreign sales stood at 2,022 thousand tonnes, 39% more than in 2014. Of this total, the overseas subsidiaries sold 1,811 thousand tonnes, 748 thousand of which by LLC, 724 thousand by SWT and 339 thousand by Lusosider, while direct exports reached 211 thousand tonnes.

 

·        In the fourth quarter, CSN increased its share of coated products as a percentage of total sales volume, following the strategy of adding more value to its product mix. Domestic sales of coated products such as galvanized items and tin plate accounted for 45% of flat steel sales, versus 44% in 3Q15. In the foreign market, the share of coated products moved up from 67% of flat steel sales to 69% in 4Q15. In 2015, the domestic market accounted for 42% of coated product demand, versus 40% in 2014, while the foreign market accounted for 66%, 17 p.p. lower than in 2014.

 

·        Net revenue totaled R$2,579 million in 4Q15, 6% down on 3Q15, due to the reduction in domestic sales volume and sales by LLC/Lusosider, partially offset by the increase in overseas flat steel sales and the exchange variation. In 2015, net revenue came to R$11,203 million, 2% less than in 2014, influenced by the lower volume sold in the domestic market and by SWT, partially offset by higher sales by LLC/Lusosider and direct exports. In 4Q15, average net revenue per tonne remained in line with 3Q15, with a result of R$2,222, while in 2015 the average net revenue per tonne was R$2,193, 1% more than in 2014.

 

 

 

 

 

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·         COGS came to R$2,267 million in 4Q15, in line with 3Q15. Annual COGS totaled R$9,127 million, 5% up on the R$8,672 million recorded in 2014.

·        The parent company’s production costs reached R$1,659 million in 4Q15, a 4% upturn over 3Q15, primarily due to the increased cost of imported raw materials, higher electricity consumption and maintenance. In 2015, the parent company’s production costs totaled R$6,489 million, in line with the previous year’s figure.

 

·        Slab production costs came to R$1,060/t, 8% more than the R$979/t recorded in 3Q15. In US dollars, however, the cost fell by 1%, from US$278/t, in 3Q15, to US$276/t, due to the impact of the exchange variation on raw materials. It this way, CSN maintains its position within the steel companies with the lowest slab production costs in the world.

 

·         Adjusted EBITDA amounted to R$222 million in 4Q15, accompanied by a margin of 9%. In 2015, adjusted EBITDA totaled R$1,791 million, with a margin of 16%, the highest registered within its steel peer companies listed in Brazil.

 

 

Mining

 

In 2015, the seaborne iron ore market remained under pressure due to the increased supply capacity in Australia and Brazil. The adoption of cost reduction programs allowed the juniors producers to remain in the market. On the demand side, the infrastructure and construction, major steel consumers in China, showed a significant slowdown. Therefore, the steel volume produced by this country dropped 2% in 2015, the first reduction in more than three decades. In this scenario, iron ore prices fell by 43% over 2014, averaging US$55.50/dmt (Platts, 62% Fe, N. China).

 

In the fourth quarter, the factors described above were intensified. The record offer was added to the historical lowest steel prices in China. The steel companies frequently accounted low liquidity, which weakened the seasonal stocking movement. In this context, iron prices fell by 15% to an average of US$46.65/dmt (Platts, 62% Fe, N. China).

  

Results from CSN’s Mining Operations

 

·  Record of iron ore production in 2015, totaled 27,866 thousand tonnes, 7% more than in 2014, of which 26,243 thousand tonnes was from Casa de Pedra. Fourth-quarter production came to 7,218 thousand tonnes, 9% less than in 3Q15, explained by the seasonality, and 3% above 4Q14.

 

 

 

 

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·         Iron ore purchases reached 1,418 thousand tonnes in 4Q15, 7% less than in 3Q15, and 4,584 thousand tonnes in 2015, 54% less than the year before, due to the low iron ore offer from the small and medium producers during the year.  

 

·         Iron ore sales came to 6,656 thousand tonnes1 in 4Q15, 12% less than in 3Q15. Annual iron ore sales came to 25,669 thousand tonnes, 11% less than the 28,878 thousand tonnes sold in 2014, explained by low iron ore purchase. 5,024 thousand tonnes were transfered to CSN’s own steel production until November. In December 2015, Congonhas Minérios sold 453 thousand tonnes to CSN.

 

 

Production Volume and Mining Sales

Accumulated

Change

(thousand t)

2014

2015

2015

x

2014

Iron Ore Production¹

25,993

27,866

7%

Third Parties Purchase

10,039

4,636

(54%)

Total Production + Purchase

36,032

32,502

(10%)

           

UPV Transfer

5,960

5,024

(16%)

Sales Volume

28,878

25,669

(11%)

Total Sales + Transfer

34,838

30,693

(12%)

           

Shipped Volume

32,846

28,246

(14%)

 

·         Net revenue from mining operations totaled R$907 million in 4Q15, 4% less than in 3Q15, due to the reduction in sales volume. FOB revenue was US$36/t in 4Q15, 5% less than the previous quarter, while the iron ore price index (Platts, 62% Fe, N. China) declined by 15% in the same period. In 2015, net revenue from mining operations totaled R$3,187 million, 22% down on 2014, due to the reduction in ore prices and sales volume. In 2015, FOB revenue stood at US$38/t, 41% less than 2014, while the price index (Platts, 62% Fe, N. China) fell by 43%.

 

·         In the fourth quarter, mining segment COGS came to R$598 million, 4% lower than in 3Q15, reflecting the efforts to cut production costs. In 4Q15, Casa de Pedra recorded a Chinese delivery cash cost excluding depreciation of US$33/wmt, 6% down on 3Q15. Annual mining COGS totaled R$2,324 million, 22% down on 2014, due to reduced sales volume.

 

1 Production and sales volumes include the 100% stake in NAMISA until November 2015 and 100% interest in Congonhas in December 2015.

 

Casa de Pedra Iron Ore Cost Excluding Depreciation

(US$/wmt delivered to China)

  

 

 

 

 

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Logistics

 

According to ABIFER (the Brazilian Railway Industry Association), the country’s railway industry, including manufacturers of locomotives and rolling stock, recorded growth of 11% in 2015, with revenue of R$6.2 billion. 

 

According to ANTAQ (National Waterway Transport Agency), Brazil’s port installations handled around 1,007 million gross tonnes in 2015, 4% up on the year before. In the same period, bulk solids totaled 633 million tonnes, up by 7%, and container handling came to 9.1 million TEUs1 (Twenty‐Foot Equivalent Units – the standard 20-foot intermodal container size), down by 2%.

 

Results from CSN’s Logistic Operations

 

Railway Logistics: In 4Q15, net revenue reached R$331 million, generating EBITDA of R$151 million and a margin of 46%. In 2015, net revenue amounted to R$1,157 million, accompanied by EBITDA of R$469 million and an EBITDA margin of 41%.

 

Port Logistics: In the fourth quarter, Sepetiba Tecon handled 261 thousand tonnes of steel products, in addition to 2 thousand tonnes of general cargo and approximately 39 thousand containers. Fourth-quarter net revenue stood at R$62 million, generating EBITDA of R$19 million, accompanied by an EBITDA margin of 30%. In 2015, Sepetiba Tecon handled 926 thousand tonnes of steel products, 206 thousand tonnes of general cargo and 152 thousand containers. In the full year, net revenue from port logistics totaled R$213 million, with EBITDA of R$63 million, and an EBITDA margin of 30%.

 

 

Sepetiba TECON Highlights

4Q14

3Q15

4Q15

Accumulated

Change

 

2014

2015

4Q15

x

3Q15

2015

x

2014

Containers Volume (thousand units)

44

44

39

172

151

(11%)

(12%)

Steel Products Volume (thousand t)

280

304

261

364

926

(14%)

154%

General Cargo Volume (thousand t)

86

86

2

110

205

(98%)

86%

 

Cement

 

According to the IBGE’s Monthly Industrial Survey (PIM-PF), Brazil’s cement production fell by 10.9% in 2015 over 2014, in line with the performance of the construction industry.

 

Preliminary figures from SNIC (the Cement Industry Association) indicate domestic cement sales of 64.4 million tonnes in 2015, 9.2% less than in 2014, while apparent consumption totaled 64.9 million tonnes, down by 9.5%. SNIC estimates respective annual declines of 9% and 11% in sales and apparent consumption in 2016.

 

Results from CSN’s Cement Operations

 

 

In 4Q15, cement sales amounted to 496 thousand tonnes, 15% down on 3Q15, while net revenue came to R$102 million. EBITDA totaled R$6 million, accompanied by a margin of 6%, due to the new operations ramp up in Arcos, Minas Gerais. In 2015, CSN sold 2,182 thousand tonnes of cement, in line with the 2014 figure, even with the sales fall in the region, according to SNIC statistics. Net revenue reached R$432 million, while EBITDA totaled R$75 million and the EBITDA margin was 17%.

 

Cement Highlights

4Q14

3Q15

4Q15

Accumulated

Change

(thousand t)

2014

2015

4Q15

x

3Q15

2015

x

2014

Total Production

586

627

564

2,194

2,262

(10%)

3%

Total Sales

551

582

496

2,209

2,182

(15%)

(1%)

 

 

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Energy

 

According to the Energy Research Company (EPE), Brazilian electricity consumption recorded an annual reduction of 2.1% in 2015, to 465 TWh. Consumption in the industrial and residential segments fell by 5.3% and 0.7%, respectively, while the commercial consumption edged up by 0.6%.

 

Results from CSN’s Energy Operations

 

In 4Q15, net revenue from energy operations totaled R$61 million, EBITDA stood at R$9 million and the EBITDA margin was 14%. In 2015, net revenue came to R$245 million, EBITDA totaled R$43 million and the EBITDA margin stood at 17%.

 

Mining Business Combination

 

In November 2015, a strategic alliance was concluded between CSN and the Asian Consortium, comprising ITOCHU Corporation, JFE Steel Corporation, POSCO, Ltd., Kobe Steel, Ltd., Nisshin Steel Co, Ltd. and China Steel Corp., through the combination, in a new company, Congonhas Minérios S.A., of the mining and associated logistics businesses of the Company and Nacional Minérios S.A. (Namisa), as shown below:

 

   

 

The various steps of the transaction are listed below:

          Payment of dividends by Namisa (US$1.4 billion);

          Transfer of the following assets to Congonhas Minérios through a capital increase and merger of Namisa:

o    From CSN: Casa de Pedra assets, the rights to operate the TECAR port terminal, Namisa (60%), MRS (8.63%), working capital and CSN debt (US$850 million);

o    From the Asian Consortium: Namisa (40%);

          Settlement of the pre-existing contracts with Namisa;

          Execution of the new Congonhas shareholders’ agreement;

•         The acquisition, by CSN, of the 4% interest in Congonhas Minérios held by the Asian Consortium for US$680 million, plus an additional 0.16% for US$27 million.

CSN transferred its mining operations and interests in Namisa and MRS to Congonhas Minérios, there being no change in control of said transferred assets and interests. This transaction also involved the transfer of working capital and US$850 million in debt.

 

 

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The 40% interest in Namisa held by the Asian Consortium was also transferred to Congonhas Minérios, the later having merged Namisa. As a result, the Asian Consortium only retained protective veto rights over the assets resulting from the combination of the mining and associated logistics businesses in Congonhas Minérios. Immediately prior to the transaction, Namisa paid US$1.4 billion in dividends. In addition, CSN acquired 4% of Congonhas for US$680 million, together with an additional 0.16% for US$27 million.

 

The business combination accounting procedure (CPC15/IFRS3) was applied, resulting in a gain in the income statement of R$2.9 billion, net of deferred taxes, and an increase in CSN’s total equity of R$4.5 billion. The transaction’s accounting stages are detailed in explanatory note 3 of the Standardized Financial Statements.

 

Capital Market

 

CSN’s shares appreciated by 2% in 4Q15, while the Ibovespa dropped by 4% in the same period. Daily traded volume on the BM&FBovespa averaged R$35.2 million. On the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), CSN’s American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) moved up by 2%, versus the Dow Jones’ 7% appreciation. On the NYSE, daily traded volume of CSN’s ADRs averaged US$1.8 million.

 

 

4Q15

2015

Number of shares in thousand

1,387,524

1,387,524

Market Capitalization

   

Closing price (R$/share)

4.00

4.00

Closing price (US$/ADR)

0.98

0.98

Market Capitalization (R$ million)

5,550

5,550

Market Capitalization (US$ million)

1,360

1,360

Total return including dividends and interest on equity

   

CSNA3

2%

-17%

SID

2%

-46%

Ibovespa

-4%

-11%

Dow Jones

7%

-46%

Volume

   

Average daily (thousand shares)

7,158

6,223

Average daily (R$ Thousand)

35,233

32,277

Average daily (thousand ADRs)

1,493

2,359

Average daily (US$ Thousand)

1,855

4,054

Source: Economática

   
 
 

 

 


 

 

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Restatement of the Financial Statements of December 31, 2015

 

The Company is voluntarily restating its consolidated financial statements for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2015 due to a change in the interpretation of the application of the Technical Pronouncement CPC 15/ IFRS 3 in the period after the publication of these financial statements, as required by the accounting pronouncement CPC23/IAS8.

 

The change in the interpretation of the CPC/IFRS was identified by reassessing the events triggered by the inquiries made by the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) on the accounting procedure for the presentation of the non-controlling interests of the subsidiary Congonhas Minérios in the Company’s consolidated financial statements.

 

As mentioned in Note 3, on November 30, 2015, Congonhas Minérios acquired the control of the joint venture Nacional Minérios (“Namisa”) and applied the CPC 15/IFRS3 for the accounting of the business combination, using the acquisition method.

 

The legal implementation of the transaction took place on November 30, 2015 and was carried out through the primary issuance of shares by Congonhas Minérios with the payment, by the Consórcio Asiático, of 40% of its shares held in Namisa. Act subsequent to the payment, Congonhas and CSN signed a Shareholders' Agreement of Namisa granting the majority control of Namisa to Congonhas on the same date. On December 31, 2015, Namisa was merged into Congonhas, extinguishing the said Shareholders' Agreement.

 

The application of the acquisition method for the business combination resulted in net gains of R$2.9 billion in the statement of income of Congonhas coming from the remeasurement to fair value of the 60% interest in Namisa and from the elimination of the pre-existing relationships related to the operating agreements between Namisa and Congonhas. These gains were fully recorded in Congonhas, the acquirer for the purposes of this business combination. On the other hand, to implement the operation, CSN had recorded in its financial statements previously filed a gain of R$1.9 billion directly in its net equity from the change in its equity interest in Congonhas, which is being adjusted to a gain of R$1.6 billion. These amounts are detailed in Note 3.

 

The interpretative aspect of the CPC/IFRS application in this operation stems from the moment the gains are recorded and how these gains are allocated between the shareholders of Congonhas at the acquisition date. In the previous accounting procedure, even with the entire transaction being carried out on a single date, the corporate actions complied with a specific order in which the Company based its interpretation for the allocation of the gains to controlling and non-controlling shareholders. Within this context, Congonhas would have admitted the Consórcio Asiático in its shareholder base before the acquisition of control of Namisa, the reason why the gains with the business combination were allocated to the shareholders considering their respective equity interests in the capital of Congonhas, i.e., 87.52% to CSN and 12.48% to the Consórcio Asiático. Pursuant to the new interpretation of the events that took place on November 30, 2015, the gains from the business combination were recorded in Congonhas before the admission of the Consórcio Asiático in Congonhas' shareholder base and, for this reason, these gains are being exclusively allocated to the shareholder CSN.

 

The following table summarizes the change of the approach:


 

 

 

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The following table summarizes the change of the approach:

 

 

 

Thus, the new interpretation for the implementation of the transaction gives rise to the gains from the business combination being presented as follows:

 

  • Income Statement

  •  

    Consolidated

     

    Parent Company

    December 31, 2015

     

    December 31, 2015

     

     

    As presented

     

    Reclassifications

     

    Restated

     

    As presented

     

    Reclassifications

     

    Restated

    Equity in earnings of investees

     

    1,160,348

     

     

     

    1,160,348

     

    5,968,872

     

    359,897

     

    6,328,769

    Net income for the year

     

    1,615,951

         

    1,615,951

     

    1,257,896

     

    359,897

     

    1,617,793

    Attributable to:

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Controlling interest

     

    1,257,896

     

    359,897

     

    1,617,793

     

    1,257,896

     

    359,897

     

    1,617,793

    Non-controlling interest

     

    358,055

     

    (359,897)

     

    (1,842)

     

     

     

     

     

     

       

    1,615,951

         

    1,615,951

     

    1,257,896

     

    359,897

     

    1,257,896

     

    ·       Net Equity

     

    December 31, 2015

     

     

    As presented

     

    Reclassifications

     

    Restated

    Common stock

     

    4,540,000

     

     

     

    4,540,000

    Capital reserve

     

    30

         

    30

    Earnings reserves

     

    2,104,804

     

    359,897

     

    2,464,701

    Legal reserve

     

    424,536

     

    17,995

     

    442,531

    Statutory reserve

     

    1,895,494

     

    256,426

     

    2,151,920

    Earnings reserves to realize

     

    23,750

     

    85,476

     

    109,226

    Treasury shares

     

    (238,976)

     

     

     

    (238,976)

    Other comprehensive income

     

    1,019,913

     

    (359,897)

     

    660,016

    Shareholders' equity attributed to controlling interest

     

    7,664,747

     

     

     

    7,664,747

    Non-controlling interest

     

    1,070,916

         

    1,070,916

    Total shareholders' equity

     

    8,735,663

     

     

     

    8,735,663

     

    The restatement above does not affect the consolidated results of the Company and does not change its net equity, being only a reallocation between certain line items.

     

     

     


     

     

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    Conference Call in Portuguese with Simultaneous Translation into English

    November 14, 2016 – Monday

    11:00 a.m. – Brasília time/08:00 a.m. – US EST

    Phone: +55 (11) 2188-0155 (Brazil)

    +1 646 843-6054 (USA)

    Conference ID: CSN

    Webcast: www.csn.com.br/ir

     

    IR Executive OfficerDavid Moise Salama

    Rodrigo Bonsaver (rodrigo.bonsaver@csn.com.br)

    Lucas Aparecida (lucas.aparecida@csn.com.br)

     

     

     

     

    Certain of the statements contained herein are forward-looking statements, which express or imply results, performance or events that are expected in the future. These include future results that may be implied by historical results and the statements under ‘Outlook’. Actual results, performance or events may differ materially from those expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements as a result of several factors, such as the general and economic conditions in Brazil and other countries, interest rate and exchange rate levels, protectonist measures in the U.S., Brazil and other countries, changes in laws and regulations and general competitive factors (on a global, regional or national basis).


     

     

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    INCOME STATEMENT

    CONSOLIDATED – Corporate Law (In thousand of R$)

     

    4Q14

    3Q15

    4Q15

    2014

    2015

    Net Revenues

    3,819,961

    3,955,990

    3,678,470

    16,126,232

    15,331,852

    Domestic Market

    2,247,306

    1,829,953

    1,703,493

    9,966,491

    7,751,745

    Foreign Market

    1,572,655

    2,126,037

    1,974,977

    6,159,741

    7,580,107

    Cost of Goods Sold (COGS)

    (2,899,300)

    (3,015,403)

    (2,911,727)

    (11,592,382)

    (11,799,758)

    COGS, excluding depreciation

    (2,566,894)

    (2,736,617)

    (2,609,884)

    (10,370,080)

    (10,687,220)

    Depreciation allocated to COGS

    (332,406)

    (278,786)

    (301,843)

    (1,222,302)

    (1,112,538)

    Gross Profit

    920,661

    940,587

    766,743

    4,533,850

    3,532,094

    Gross Margin (%)

    24%

    24%

    21%

    28%

    23%

    Selling Expenses

    (348,045)

    (408,460)

    (410,638)

    (1,032,909)

    (1,426,642)

    General and Administrative Expenses

    (96,814)

    (116,674)

    (126,715)

    (424,620)

    (456,492)

    Depreciation allocated to SG&A

    (5,386)

    (5,747)

    (6,218)

    (22,829)

    (23,234)

    Other operation income (expense), net

    (295,482)

    (85,220)

    2,913,324

    (566,639)

    2,391,551

    Share of profits (losses) of investees

    246,471

    861,128

    (55,436)

    331,160

    1,160,348

    Operational Income before Financial Results

    421,405

    1,185,614

    3,081,060

    2,818,013

    5,177,625

    Net Financial Results

    (580,840)

    (1,548,867)

    (182,788)

    (3,081,433)

    (3,373,050)

    Income before social contribution and income taxes

    (159,435)

    (363,253)

    2,898,272

    (263,420)

    1,804,575

    Income Tax and Social Contribution

    226,427

    (169,398)

    (526,879)

    151,153

    (188,624)

    Profit/(Loss) for the period

    66,992

    (532,651)

    2,371,393

    (112,267)

    1,615,951

     

    INCOME STATEMENT

    PARENT COMPANY – Corporate Law (In thousand of R$ )

     

     

     

    Originally presented

    Restatement

     

    Originally presented

    Restatement

     

    4Q14

    3Q15

    4Q15

    2014

    2015

    Net Revenues

    3,352,566

    3,118,708

    2,670,782

    2,670,782

    13,165,514

    11,718,369

    11,718,369

    Domestic Market

    2,002,832

    1,660,652

    1,584,206

    1,584,206

    9,054,879

    7,183,467

    7,183,467

    Foreign Market

    1,349,734

    1,458,056

    1,086,576

    1,086,576

    4,110,635

    4,534,902

    4,534,902

    Cost of Goods Sold (COGS)

    (2,497,483)

    (2,472,690)

    (2,207,557)

    (2,207,557)

    (9,159,454)

    (9,137,528)

    (9,137,528)

    COGS, excluding depreciation

    (2,225,262)

    (2,249,203)

    (2,000,004)

    (2,000,004)

    (8,152,483)

    (8,289,803)

    (8,289,803)

    Depreciation allocated to COGS

    (272,221)

    (223,487)

    (207,553)

    (207,553)

    (1,006,971)

    (847,725)

    (847,725)

    Gross Profit

    855,083

    646,018

    463,225

    463,225

    4,006,060

    2,580,841

    2,580,841

    Gross Margin (%)

    26%

    21%

    17%

    17%

    30%

    22%

    22%

    Selling Expenses

    (128,768)

    (183,412)

    (202,128)

    (202,128)

    (448,570)

    (676,032)

    (676,032)

    General and Administrative Expenses

    (78,485)

    (94,793)

    (99,771)

    (99,771)

    (350,987)

    (365,721)

    (365,721)

    Depreciation allocated to SG&A

    (3,747)

    (3,909)

    (4,236)

    (4,236)

    (15,927)

    (16,016)

    (16,016)

    Other operation income (expense), net

    (277,514)

    (86,261)

    (272,058)

    (272,058)

    (488,007)

    (752,737)

    (752,737)

    Share of profits (losses) of investees

    627,236

    2,600,525

    2,250,870

    2,610,767

    1,098,243

    5,968,872

    6,328,769

    Operational Income before Financial Results

    993,805

    2,878,168

    2,135,902

    2,495,799

    3,800,812

    6,739,207

    7,099,104

    Net Financial Results

    (1,241,698)

    (3,287,418)

    (170,213)

    (170,213)

    (4,498,072)

    (6,041,223)

    (6,041,223)

    Income before social contribution and income taxes

    (247,893)

    (409,250)

    1,965,689

    2,325,586

    (697,260)

    697,984

    1,057,881

    Income Tax and Social Contribution

    315,731

    (123,263)

    46,932

    46,932

    592,042

    559,912

    559,912

    Profit/(Loss) for the period

    67,838

    (532,513)

    2,012,621

    2,372,518

    (105,218)

    1,257,896

    1,617,793

     

     

     

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    BALANCE SHEET

    Company Corporate Law (In Thousand of R$)

    Consolidated

     

    Originally presented

    Restatement

    09/30/2015

    12/31/2015

    Current assets

    16,206,671

    16,430,691

    16,430,691

    Cash and cash equivalents

    8,226,780

    8,624,651

    8,624,651

    Trade receivables

    2,417,122

    1,578,277

    1,578,277

    Inventories

    4,707,165

    4,941,314

    4,941,314

    Other current assets

    855,604

    1,286,449

    1,286,449

    Non-current assets

    36,441,889

    32,219,283

    32,219,283

    Long-term receivables

    4,488,172

    4,890,948

    4,890,948

    Investments measured at amortized cost

    13,951,071

    3,998,227

    3,998,227

    Property, plant and equipment

    16,928,891

    17,871,599

    17,871,599

    Intangible assets

    1,073,755

    5,458,509

    5,458,509

    Total assets

    52,648,560

    48,649,974

    48,649,974

    Current liabilities

    4,383,501

    5,325,571

    5,325,571

    Payroll and related taxes

    282,006

    256,840

    256,840

    Suppliers

    1,723,865

    1,293,008

    1,293,008

    Taxes payable

    303,394

    700,763

    700,763

    Borrowings and financing

    940,375

    1,874,681

    1,874,681

    Other payables

    1,000,216

    1,073,017

    1,073,017

    Provisions

    133,645

    127,262

    127,262

    Non-current liabilities

    44,610,806

    34,588,740

    34,588,740

    Borrowings and financing

    33,366,561

    32,407,834

    32,407,834

    Deferred Income Tax and Social Contribution

    294,483

    494,851

    494,851

    Other payables

    9,385,077

    131,284

    131,284

    Provisions

    735,961

    711,472

    711,472

    Other provisions

    828,724

    843,299

    843,299

    Shareholders’ equity

    3,654,253

    8,735,663

    8,735,663

    Paid-in capital

    4,540,000

    4,540,000

    4,540,000

    Capital reserves

    30

    30

    30

    Earnings reserves

    846,908

    2,104,804

    2,464,701

    Profit/Losses

    (754,725)

    -

    -

    Other comprehensive income

    (1,015,756)

    1,019,913

    660,016

    Non-controlling interests

    37,796

    1,070,916

    1,070,916

    TOTAL LIABILITIES AND SHAREHOLDERS' EQUITY

    52,648,560

    48,649,974

    48,649,974

     

     

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    BALANCE SHEET

    Company Corporate Law (In Thousand of R$)

    Parent Company

     

    Originally presented

    Restatement

    09/30/2015

    12/31/2015

    Current assets

    9,868,283

    8,842,440

    8,842,440

    Cash and cash equivalents

    2,980,560

    2,648,798

    2,648,798

    Trade receivables

    3,039,009

    2,467,523

    2,467,523

    Inventories

    3,210,222

    2,850,744

    2,850,744

    Other current assets

    638,492

    875,375

    875,375

    Non-current assets

    45,946,053

    36,763,086

    36,763,086

    Long-term receivables

    4,528,125

    4,510,431

    4,510,431

    Investments measured at amortized cost

    26,809,924

    23,323,565

    23,323,565

    Property, plant and equipment

    14,524,467

    8,866,348

    8,866,348

    Intangible assets

    83,537

    62,742

    62,742

    Total assets

    55,814,336

    45,605,526

    45,605,526

    Current liabilities

    5,737,112

    4,272,372

    4,272,372

    Payroll and related taxes

    217,516

    141,496

    141,496

    Suppliers

    1,436,787

    742,364

    742,364

    Taxes payable

    154,706

    5,814

    5,814

    Borrowings and financing

    2,835,432

    2,879,073

    2,879,073

    Other payables

    1,000,745

    411,699

    411,699

    Provisions

    91,926

    91,926

    91,926

    Non-current liabilities

    46,460,767

    33,668,407

    33,668,407

    Borrowings and financing

    34,284,830

    31,109,017

    31,109,017

    Deferred Income Tax and Social Contribution

    -

    -

    -

    Other payables

    9,476,799

    126,450

    126,450

    Provisions

    647,367

    564,372

    564,372

    Other provisions

    2,051,771

    1,868,568

    1,868,568

    Shareholders’ equity

    3,616,457

    7,664,747

    7,664,747

    Paid-in capital

    4,540,000

    4,540,000

    4,540,000

    Capital reserves

    30

    30

    30

    Earnings reserves

    846,908

    2,104,804

    2,464,701

    Profit/Losses

    (754,725)

    -

    -

    Other comprehensive income

    (1,015,756)

    1,019,913

    660,016

    Non-controlling interests

    -

    -

    -

    TOTAL LIABILITIES AND SHAREHOLDERS' EQUITY

    55,814,336

    45,605,526

    45,605,526

     

     

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    CASH FLOW STATEMENT

    CONSOLIDATED - Corporate Law (In Thousand of R$)

     

     

    Originally presented

    Restatement

     

    3Q15

    4Q15

    Net cash generated by operating activities

    239,382

    3,651,713

    3,651,713

    (Net Losses) / Net income attributable to controlling shareholders

    (532,513)

    2,012,621

    2,372,518

    Loss for the period attributable to non-controlling interests

    (138)

    358,772

    (1,125)

    Charges on borrowings and financing

    888,883

    359,893

    359,893

    Depreciation, depletion and amortization

    295,482

    319,703

    319,703

    Share of profits (losses) of investees

    (861,128)

    55,436

    55,436

    Deferred income tax and social contribution

    56,602

    350,888

    350,888

    Foreign exchange and monetary variations, net

    2,013,771

    (257,569)

    (257,569)

    Result from derivative financial instruments

    1,117

    311

    311

    Impairment of available-for-sale assets

    81,016

    376,431

    376,431

    Write-off of permanent assets

    220

    1,693

    1,693

    Accrued actuarial liability

    -

    1,193

    1,193

    Buyback of debt securities

    -

    (166,642)

    (166,642)

    Gain with business combination

    -

    (3,413,033)

    (3,413,033)

    Provisions

    (67,064)

    (5,168)

    (5,168)

    Working Capital

    (1,636,866)

    3,657,184

    3,657,184

    Accounts Receivable

    (339,619)

    810,610

    810,610

    Trade Receivables – Related Parties

    (52,990)

    299,712

    299,712

    Inventory

    (276,940)

    (196,492)

    (196,492)

    Interest receive - Related Parties

    -

    3,545,142

    3,545,142

    Judicial Deposits

    (17,912)

    5,565

    5,565

    Suppliers

    75,655

    (41,647)

    (41,647)

    Taxes and Contributions

    (59,355)

    (302,944)

    (302,944)

    Interest Expenses

    (1,101,875)

    (492,922)

    (492,922)

    Others

    136,170

    30,160

    30,160

    Cash Flow from Investment Activities

    (399,154)

    (2,651,757)

    (2,651,757)

    Investments

    -

    (2,727,036)

    (2,727,036)

    Fixed Assets/Intangible

    (803,395)

    86,598

    86,598

    Derivative transactions

    665,031

    (313,760)

    (313,760)

    Cash and Cash Equivalent from Namisa Consolidation

    -

    456,364

    456,364

    Related parties loans

    (18,332)

    (17,742)

    (17,742)

    Loans / Receive loans - related parties

    384,960

    -

    -

    Short-term investment, net of redeemed amount

    (627,418)

    (136,181)

    (136,181)

    Cash Flow from Financing Companies

    (86,421)

    (804,567)

    (804,567)

    Borrowings and financing raised, net of transaction costs

    337,934

    (563,515)

    (563,515)

    Amortizations/funding for Fortaiting/Drawee risk

    (59,694)

    14,898

    14,898

    Amortizations

    (364,661)

    (46,994)

    (46,994)

    Buyback of debt securities

    -

    (208,956)

    (208,956)

    Foreign Exchange Variation on Cash and Cash Equivalents

    1,127

    66,301

    66,301

    Free Cash Flow

    (245,066)

    261,690

    261,690

     

     

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    SALES VOLUME CONSOLIDATED (thousand tonnes)
     
      4Q14   3Q15   4Q15   2014  2015 
    Flat Steel  837   645   599   3,665  2,807 
    Slabs  3   -   2   11  6 
    Hot Rolled  336   233   207   1,521  1,065 
    Cold Rolled  166   128   123   682  556 
    Galvanized  226   195   181   1,028  818 
    Tin Plates  105   88   86   423  362 
    Long Steel UPV    30   41   44   52    161 
    DOMESTIC MARKET    867   686   643   3,718    2,968 
      4Q14   3Q15   4Q15   2014  2015 
    Flat Steel  213   351   333   714  1,297 
    Hot Rolled  39   68   51   53  235 
    Cold Rolled  15   47   51   65  204 
    Galvanized  123   198   188   481  717 
    Tin Plates  35   38   43   115  142 
    Long Steel (profiles)    173   154   154   746    724 
    FOREIGN MARKET    386   505   487   1,460    2,022 
     
      4Q14   3Q15   4Q15   2014  2015 
    Flat Steel  1,050   996   933   4,379  4,105 
    Slabs  3   -   2   11  6 
    Hot Rolled  376   301   258   1,574  1,300 
    Cold Rolled  181   175   174   747  759 
    Galvanized  349   393   369   1,509  1,535 
    Tin Plates  141   126   129   538  504 
    Long Steel UPV  30   41   44   52  161 
    Long Steel (profiles)    173   154   154   746    724 
    TOTAL MARKET    1,253   1,191   1,130   5,177    4,990 
     
    SALES VOLUME PARENT COMPANY (thousand tonnes)
     
      4Q14   3Q15   4Q15   2014  2015 
    Flat Steel  918   721   677   4,033  3,164 
    Slabs  3   -   2   11  6 
    Hot Rolled  371   270   236   1,693  1,209 
    Cold Rolled  178   139   145   730  634 
    Galvanized  257   223   205   1,171  943 
    Tin Plates  109   89   88   428  371 
    Long Steel UPV    6   41   44   18    160 
    DOMESTIC MARKET    924   762   721   4,051    3,324 
      4Q14   3Q15   4Q15   2014  2015 
    Flat Steel  365   378   263   500  1,077 
    Hot Rolled  216   177   113   261  510 
    Cold Rolled  58   63   18   65  139 
    Galvanized  56   101   89   60  288 
    Tin Plates  35   38   43   115  141 
    Long Steel (profiles)    -   -   -   -    - 
    FOREIGN MARKET    365   378   263   500    1,077 
      4Q14   3Q15   4Q15   2014    2015 
    Flat Steel  1,283   1,099   940   4,533  4,241 
    Slabs  3   -   2   11  6 
    Hot Rolled  587   447   349   1,954  1,718 
    Cold Rolled  235   202   163   795  773 
    Galvanized  314   324   294   1,231  1,231 
    Tin Plates  145   126   131   542  512 
    Long Steel UPV  6   41   44   18  160 
    Long Steel (profiles)    -   -   -   -     - 
    TOTAL MARKET    1,290   1,140   984   4,551     4,401 
     
    NET REVENUE PER UNIT
     
      4Q14   3Q15 4Q15   2014  2015 
    Average (DM and FM) - R$/t    2,134   2,224   2,222   2,174    2,193 

     
     

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    SIGNATURE
     
     
    Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned, thereunto duly authorized.
    Date: November 14, 2016
     
    COMPANHIA SIDERÚRGICA NACIONAL
    By:
    /S/ Benjamin Steinbruch

     
    Benjamin Steinbruch
    Chief Executive Officer

     

     
    By:
    /S/ David Moise Salama

     
    David Moise Salama 
    Executive Officer

     
     

     

     
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