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Temple-Inland




Temple-Inland is a publicly traded company having a good stock performance result. Temple-Inland is a fortune 500 stock listed company trading under TIN.

The company is working together as one company to create superior and sustainable value for shareholders, customers and employees. They have made significant progress implementing major initiatives to lower costs, improve operational efficiency, increase asset utilization and drive return on investment. The efforts of the Temple-Inland team are making a difference.

They have three core operations at Temple-Inland corrugated packaging, forest products and financial services. Their Corrugated Packaging operation has 6 container board mills and can effectively serve their customers through the integrated nationwide system of converting facilities. Corrugated Packaging is the largest segment of the paper market.

Temple-Inland Inc. today reported fourth quarter 2005 net income of 24 million dollars, or 0.21 dollars per diluted share, compared with fourth quarter 2004 net income of 53 million dollars, or 0.46 dollars per diluted share, and third quarter 2005 net income of 38 million dollars, or 0.33 dollars per diluted share. As reflected in the table below, results for fourth quarter 2005 include after-tax special charges of 0.09 dollars per share, principally related to the repositioning of the wholesale mortgage operation, converting facility closures, early retirement of debt securities, and previously discontinued operations.

Their net income was 176 million dollars, or 1.54 dollars per diluted share, compared with 2004 net income of 160 million dollars, or 1.42 dollars per diluted share. The table below reflects 2005 and 2004 net income per diluted share, excluding special items. Corrugated packaging reported full-year 2005 operating income of 120 million dollars, compared with 2004 operating income of 96 million dollars. This increase was driven primarily by business improvement factors of higher volumes and lower mill and converting costs, which offset negative market related factors, including increased costs for energy and freight. Earnings in 4th quarter 2005 compared with 4th quarter 2004 were negatively affected by lower box prices, and higher energy, freight and wood costs.
 
The Forest Products operation manufactures a diverse line of products for new home construction and for repair and remodeling markets. This group manages the company's 2 million acres of forestland. Temple-Inland is the largest private landowner in Texas and the fifth largest corporate forestland owner in the United States South.

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