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annual report 2007
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Our business Sappi is a global pape
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Our top risks These risks are furth
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Financial targets and performance*
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Our Charter commitments Examples of
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Business structure Johannesburg Asi
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Our brands and products Coated pape
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Non-executive directors continued D
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Divisional and corporate management
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In Europe we face major challenges.
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We expect to continue our improving
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Q: How will you improve delivery on
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Overview Description The main produ
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A major feature of the year has bee
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In the year ahead, we will continue
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Overview The Forest Products busine
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Value added statement for the year
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Sappi has a global insurance struct
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Sales Sales volume (in metric tons)
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Divisional contributions to operati
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The impact of these changes on oper
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Cash flow analysis In the table bel
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project and again aim to fund this,
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In 2006, both Standard & Poor’s (
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y certain of the individual direct
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Not restated for IFRS* September Se
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September September September Septe
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Element/Best practice Sappi applica
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The board of directors The basis fo
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Our compensation philosophy is base
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stakeholders with whom they interac
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Auditor’s report Independent audi
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Directors’ report for the year en
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Directors and secretaries The names
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Group balance sheet at September 20
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Group statement of recognised incom
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Group balance sheet in Rands conven
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Notes to the group annual financial
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Fair value hedge A hedge of the exp
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(ii) Associates The results and ass
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• it transfers (or it assumes an
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2.3.8 Inventories Inventories are a
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2.3.13 Plantations Plantations are
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the year that are declared after th
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Owner-occupied investment propertie
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into account, unadjusted current ma
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The group is required to record pro
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second where a share-based payment
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3. Segment information continued Sa
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US$ million 2007 2006 4.1 Operating
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US$ million 2007 2006 6. Taxation c
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7. Earnings per share and headline
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US$ million 2007 2006 10. Property,
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2007 2006 US$ million Assets Liabil
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US$ million 2007 2006 12. Deferred
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14. Joint ventures and associates c
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US$ million 2007 2006 17. Trade and
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17. Trade and other receivables con
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19. Reconciliation of changes in eq
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US$ million 2007 2006 21. Interest-
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21. Interest-bearing borrowings con
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21. Interest-bearing borrowings con
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