EANS-Adhoc: Jungheinrich proves successful in 2008 in a difficult market environment/Net sales achieve new record/Significant market and business contraction expected for 2009

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annual report/Fiscal 2008/Outlook for 2009

08.04.2009

Hamburg—Jungheinrich AG (ISIN DE0006219934) maintained its course for
growth in the 2008 financial year although the world economy began
cooling considerably in the fourth quarter. Incoming orders,
including all divisions, climbed by 1 per cent to 2,145 million euros
(prior year: 2,120 million euros). Group net sales for 2008 amounted
to 2,145 million euros—7 per cent up on the year-earlier level (2,001
million euros). Last year, earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT)
declined by 13 per cent to 121.8 million euros (prior year: 139.5
million euros). The EBIT return on sales totalled 5.7 per cent (prior
year: 7.0 per cent).

The Board of Management and the Supervisory Board will propose to the
Annual General Meeting on June 9, 2009 that a marginally lower
dividend of 0.49 euros per ordinary share (prior year: 0.52 euros)
and of 0.55 euros per preferred share (prior year: 0.58 euros) be
paid.

After the global market for material handling equipment expanded in
the first three quarters of 2008, it declined by about 40 per cent in
the fourth quarter—a trend that continued in the first two months of
this year. The market was cut in half compared to the very large
volume it had in the preceding year. Jungheinrich was unable to
decouple itself from this development, but succeeded in strengthening
its position on the market. In the first two months of 2009, the
value of incoming orders was down some 31 per cent to 254 million
euros compared with the year-earlier level (368 million euros). By
the end of February, net sales amounted to an accumulated 249 million
euros, which was 19 per cent less than the 306 million euros recorded
by the same time in 2008.

Jungheinrich is braced for a significant reduction in market and
business volume in 2009. At present, demand is not anticipated to be
revitalized before the second half of 2010. The company expects
incoming orders and net sales to be in the order of 1.7 billion
euros. Jungheinrich reacted to the worldwide economic crisis early
on, establishing extensive packages of measures to adapt cost
structures to the decline in demand. They include incisive structural
projects. Redundancies in certain Group units especially hard hit by
the crisis will be unavoidable.

The extent of the expected earnings decrease in 2009 will depend on
the global economic trend in the next few months as well as the scope
of structural measures to be taken and the ensuing one-off costs. The
company currently anticipates at least being able to avoid posting
negative earnings for the fiscal year.

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Further inquiry note:

Markus Piazza

Head of Corporate Communications

Tel. +49 (0)40 6948 1550

E-Mail: Markus.Piazza@jungheinrich.de

Branche: Machine Manufacturing
ISIN: DE0006219934
WKN: 621993
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