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82 Financial RepoRt ValoRa 2009 noteS to tHe conSoliDateD Financial StateMentS 20 ProPErTY, PlANT ANd EQUIPMENT in cHF 000 At cost land Buildings Machinery and equipment Projects in progress Total Balance at January 31, 2008 21 957 151 054 357 776 446 531 233 changes in consolidation scope 0 0 8 400 83 8 483 additions 0 1 897 20 598 2 232 24 727 Disposals – 10 – 108 – 9 808 0 – 9 926 transfers 0 0 410 – 410 0 translation adjustments – 857 – 2 052 – 9 373 – 23 – 12 305 Balance at december 31, 2008 21 090 150 791 368 003 2 328 542 212 changes in consolidation scope 0 0 517 0 517 additions 0 158 26 602 5 830 32 590 Disposals – 950 – 1 293 – 32 256 – 68 – 34 567 transfers 0 0 2 192 – 2 192 0 Reclassifications to non-current assets held for sale – 189 – 157 0 0 – 346 translation adjustments – 6 – 9 329 – 8 306 Balance at december 31, 2009 19 945 149 490 365 387 5 890 540 712 Accumulated depreciation Balance at January 31, 2008 0 – 50 537 – 242 719 0 – 293 256 additions 0 – 4 439 – 27 680 0 – 32 119 impairments 0 0 – 13 134 0 – 13 134 Disposals 0 56 8 271 0 8 327 translation adjustments 0 638 6 456 0 7 094 Balance at december 31, 2008 0 – 54 282 – 268 806 0 – 323 088 additions 0 – 4 472 – 25 727 0 – 30 199 impairment reversal 0 0 856 0 856 Disposals 0 597 31 039 0 31 636 transfers 0 0 0 0 0 Reclassifications to non-current assets held for sale 0 56 0 0 56 translation adjustments 0 21 – 260 0 – 239 Balance at december 31, 2009 0 – 58 080 – 262 898 0 – 320 978 Net book value at December 31, 2008 21 090 96 509 99 197 2 328 219 124 at december 31, 2009 19 945 91 410 102 489 5 890 219 734 The impairments for 2008 are due to write-offs arising from the restructuring programme. These non-scheduled write-offs principally relate to retail outlet infrastructure which became obsolete when outlets were reconfigured. Fixtures and fittings which became redundant as a result of moving the logistics operations from Muttenz to Egerkingen and of centralising head office functions at Muttenz were also written off.
Financial RepoRt ValoRa 2009 notEs to tHE consolIdatEd fInancIal statEmEnts No property, plant and equipment was pledged to secure mortgage loans (none in 2008). Property, plant and equipment at year end 2009 includes no real estate held on finance leases (none in 2008), but does include machinery and equipment held on finance leases amounting to CHF 1.5 million (CHF 2.4 million in 2008). The reclassifications to non-current assets held for sale relate to <strong>Valora</strong> Retail. Fire insurance values of property, plant and equipment 2009 2008 in cHF 000 property (including investment property) 196 683 200 164 plant and equipment 411 420 418 210 Total 608 103 618 374 21 INVEsTMENT ProPErTY The acquisition costs and book values for the investment property portfolio were as follows: Investment property 2009 2008 in cHF 000 At cost Balance at January 1 22 976 23 778 Disposals – 5 282 0 Reclassification to non-current assets held for sale – 808 0 translation adjustments – 6 – 802 Balance at december 31 16 880 22 976 Accumulated depreciation Balance at January 1 – 8 314 – 8 462 additions – 323 – 356 Disposals 1 701 0 Reclassification to non-current assets held for sale 130 0 translation adjustments 6 504 Balance at december 31 – 6 800 – 8 314 Total net book value 10 080 14 662 The estimated market value (based on yield value assessments) of the investment properties was CHF 11.3 million (CHF 20.4 in 2008). These assessments took account of market conditions prevailing at the balance sheet date. The rental income from the investment properties was CHF 2.6 million (CHF 2.5 million in 2008) and the associated maintenance and operational costs were CHF 1.3 million (CHF 1.4 million in 2008). No mortgage liens were in place on these investment properties (none in 2008). The reclassifications to non-current assets held for sale relate to <strong>Valora</strong> Retail. 83
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