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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2010 - Finnlines

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8. PERSONNEL EXPENSES<br />

EUR 1,000 <strong>2010</strong> 2009 2008<br />

Employee benefit expenses<br />

Salaries -99,046 -96,770 -110,937<br />

Other social costs -16,399 -16,007 -17,002<br />

Pension expenses – defined contribution plans -14,416 -12,849 -15,111<br />

Pension expenses – defined benefit plans -202 32 -1,145<br />

Government grants for shipping companies 19,429 16,831 20,172<br />

-110,635 -108,763 -124,023<br />

Average number of Group employees<br />

Shipping and Sea Transport Services 1,392 1,408 1,430<br />

Port Operations 703 642 1,006<br />

2,096 2,050 2,436<br />

The average number of employees has been calculated by converting the regular working hours performed during the reporting period<br />

to correspond to a full-time employee. The average number of employees was recalculated accordingly for 2009.<br />

Based on Finnish and Swedish legislation, <strong>Finnlines</strong> has received EUR 19.4 million government grants for personnel expenses in order<br />

to improve competitiveness for merchant vessels. In Finland the amount corresponds to the tax witheld in advance of seamen's income,<br />

the amount paid by the employer for the seamen in social security fees, pension fees and employee’s insurance fees. In Sweden the<br />

state subsidy corresponds to tax witheld in advance of seamen's income and the amount paid by the employer for the seamen in em-<br />

ployer’s social fees.<br />

Based on the terms of the grants, if the subsidies have been granted on false premises the authorities in each country can claim back<br />

the subsidies. <strong>Finnlines</strong> is not aware of any such risks.<br />

9. DEPRECIATION, AMORTISATION AND OTHER WRITE-OFFS<br />

EUR 1,000 <strong>2010</strong> 2009<br />

Depreciation of tangible assets<br />

Buildings -2,835 -3,113<br />

Machinery and equipment -6,207 -7,320<br />

Vessels and ship shares -48,585 -48,003<br />

Amortisation of intangible assets -2,493 -2,573<br />

Depreciation of investment properties -2 -4<br />

Impairment on other capitalised expenditures -200<br />

Total depreciation and amortisation -60,322 -61,012<br />

<strong>Finnlines</strong> subsidiary in Germany has booked EUR 0.2 million as impairment loss for its shares in a company not listed.<br />

10. OTHER OPERATING EXPENSES<br />

EUR 1,000 <strong>2010</strong> 2009<br />

Port expenses, equipment and other voyage related costs -60,368 -65,113<br />

Leases -43,112 -70,931<br />

Manning service costs and other non-obligatory personnel costs -7,970 -8,000<br />

Vessel insurances, repairs and maintenance costs -25,054 -24,651<br />

Catering costs -9,801 -10,585<br />

IT costs -2,931 -3,237<br />

Sales and marketing costs -3,397 -3,055<br />

Real estate costs excluding rents and leases -4,284 -4,945<br />

Other costs -8,933 -8,595<br />

-165,850 -199,113<br />

Manning service costs and other non-obligatory personnel costs are net of German government grants relating to shipping<br />

personnel being a fixed sum per employee depending on which level the employee is working.<br />

(figures in EUR thousand, if not stated otherwise)<br />

FINNLINES PLC Financial Statements <strong>2010</strong><br />

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