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NOTE 2 – ACQUISITIONS (continued):<br />

<strong>RETALIX</strong> <strong>LTD</strong>.<br />

NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (continued)<br />

j. On October 23, 2003, the Company and StoreAlliance, signed an agreement with Isracard Ltd. (“Isracard”). According to the<br />

agreement, StoreAlliance issued Isracard 454,590 of its shares representing 13% of its issued and outstanding share capital in<br />

consideration of $2,525,000 ($5.6 per share). Under the agreement, Store Alliance also issued Isracard an option to acquire up to<br />

305,973 shares representing post issuance of such shares, 8% of its issued and outstanding share capital, bearing an exercise<br />

price as stipulated in the agreement. This option was originally granted for twelve months from the closing date of the agreement<br />

and was extended on October 2004 by additional twelve months. The number of shares into which the option can be exercised is<br />

subject to the dilution of the Company’s share in Store Alliance, which cannot be diluted to less than 50.01%. In case of a<br />

limited exercise due to the above dilution restrictions, Isracard would have an additional 12 months to exercise that part of the<br />

option that was not exercised, under the same terms. In case the Company’s share in Store Alliance is diluted to less than<br />

50.01% as a result of the issuance of shares to a third party, Isracard would be able to exercise the option in full.<br />

As a result of the Isracard investment, the Group’s ownership in Store Alliance decreased during 2003 from 59.17% to 51.47%<br />

and the Company recorded a gain in the amount of $1,068,000 in the statement of income.<br />

As to the employee stock option plan of StoreAlliance, see note 9b(2).<br />

k. In 2002, the Company acquired shares from minority shareholders in Palm-Point Ltd. (“Palm Point”) in consideration for the<br />

issuance of share capital of the Company at a total value of approximately $66,000. As a result, the Company held 96.18% of the<br />

shares of Palm-Point.<br />

In February 2003, the Company acquired all the remaining minority shareholders shares in Palm-Point in consideration for the<br />

issuance of 13,339 shares of the Company at a total value of approximately $138,000 (based on the fair market value of the<br />

Company’s shares). The excess of cost of investment in the amount of approximately $89,000 was attributed to goodwill.<br />

l. Following are data relating to subsidiaries consolidated for the first time as of the acquisition date (including additional<br />

considerations resulting from increase in shareholding):<br />

F-23<br />

IDS TCI (1) MPS Total<br />

Current assets 4,142 6,961 211 11,314<br />

Non current assets - 23 - 23<br />

Deferred taxes 3,942 (3,458) (88) 396<br />

Property and equipment, net of accumulated depreciation 546 1,253 68 1,867<br />

Goodwill arising on Acquisition 29,383 31,983 305 61,671<br />

Identified intangible assets 15,463 9,596 238 25,297<br />

Current liabilities (8,616) (11,015) (208) (19,839)<br />

Long-term liabilities - (5) - (5)<br />

(1) Including an additional investment of approximately $2,570,000 (see note 2a).<br />

44,860 35,338 526 80,724

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