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2005 Annual Report - Touax

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Financial information concerning the assets,<br />

financial position and results of the issuer<br />

With effect from 1 January 2008 until the expiration<br />

of the contract on 31 December 2012, the Group will<br />

sell the modules at best on the secondhand market<br />

in accordance with the marketing authorization that<br />

it has signed with GIE Modul Finance I.<br />

The proceeds from the sale of equipment will be<br />

used to:<br />

2 pay the residual value of the senior debt as at<br />

31 December 2009: €9.146 million<br />

2 pay the residual value of the junior debt as at<br />

31 December 2010: €2.286 million<br />

2 pay holders of redeemable subordinated securities,<br />

in the final year of the contract, a cash flow in<br />

addition to the payments received since 31 March<br />

2001, up to a maximum annual actuarial yield of<br />

10%. The surplus income from the disposal of the<br />

modular buildings will then be divided between the<br />

Group and the arrangers of the renegotiated debt in<br />

a proportion of 95% for the Group and 5% for the<br />

arrangers.<br />

GIE Modul Finance I is authorized to terminate the<br />

management contract early in the event of failure to<br />

pay in full or in part an installment of the senior and<br />

junior debt repayment schedule due to inadequate<br />

distributable net rental income.<br />

Should GIE Modul Finance I default, the lenders may<br />

decide to sell the equipment or change operators.<br />

To avoid default on the part of GIE, the Group has the<br />

right, but not the obligation, to advance to it the<br />

amounts required to cover the senior debt repayment<br />

schedule. These advances shall be repaid to<br />

the Group from the surplus resulting from the difference<br />

between Distributable Net Leasing Income<br />

and the repayments of the senior and junior debt<br />

over the following quarters, as a priority once the<br />

Distributable Net Leasing Income again exceeds the<br />

senior and junior debt repayment schedule.<br />

The operation of modular buildings by GIE Modul<br />

Finance I has the following impact on the financial<br />

statements of the Group (in € thousands):<br />

IN THE CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT<br />

(€ thousands) 31.12.<strong>2005</strong> 31.12.2004<br />

Leasing revenues from equipment belonging to GIE 6,019 6,094<br />

In consolidated revenues 6,019 6,094<br />

Flat-rate operating expenses on equipment belonging to the GIE (b) (2,408) (2,438)<br />

In purchases and other consolidated external expenses (2,408) (2,438)<br />

Net leasing revenues due to the GIE (2,383) (2,417)<br />

In consolidated leasing revenues due to investors (2,383) (2,417)<br />

TOTAL (a) 1,228 1,239<br />

(a) The total comprises management commissions received by the Group for the management of equipment belonging to the GIE.<br />

(b) The operating expenses are allocated on a flat-rate basis, not on the basis of individual items of equipment.<br />

annual report <strong>2005</strong><br />

90<br />

Consolidated accounts

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