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in March 2008 and which was recorded as disputed in<br />

2007. The receivable in question relates to the provision<br />

system services.<br />

The company had no receivables due from management<br />

and Supervisory Board members at the end of 2008.<br />

Electricity-related trade receivables arising from annual<br />

contracts are mostly secured with bills of exchange<br />

or bank guarantees. Such are the receivables<br />

that exceed customer limits. Receivables from certain<br />

customers are regulated in detail using the EFET<br />

Agreements, whereas in other cases collateralisation<br />

is not required due to customers’ strategic position<br />

and/or financial stability. For each customer, the decision<br />

whether a security is required is taken on the<br />

basis of System Credit Risk Management Instructions<br />

and System Credit Risk Identification and Monitoring<br />

Instructions, which, among other things, lay down the<br />

setting of limits and monitoring of their utilisation.<br />

Short-term electricity trading is carried out through<br />

exchanges (in this case receivables are already secured<br />

by the obligatory membership system), through<br />

trading portals and bilateral agreements. In the latter<br />

case, the EFET Agreements are concluded with most<br />

of the customers, except in the case of receivables for<br />

which collateralisation is not required due to customers’<br />

specifics circumstances, as is the case with trading<br />

under annual contracts, or when receivables are<br />

secured with counter guarantees because a limit for a<br />

certain customer has been exceeded.<br />

The collateralisation of other receivables is not required<br />

due to their specific nature.<br />

In our opinion, the trade receivables risk is well managed<br />

thanks to the above-mentioned measures.<br />

Short-term operating receivables<br />

in €<br />

TYPE OF RECEIVABLE 31/12/08 31/12/07<br />

Short-term trade receivables in Slovenia 66,625,301 92,913,776<br />

Short-term foreign trade receivables 32,565,626 30,304,798<br />

Short-term advances for services in Slovenia not yet provided 2,743,872 690,557<br />

Short-term advances for services abroad not yet provided 7,500 0<br />

Short-term receivables from operations for third party account 614,709 41,473<br />

Short-term receivables associated with finance income 181,706 181,762<br />

Short-term receivables from the state 24,046,748 28,110,024<br />

Short-term receivables from others 712,400 2,841,524<br />

Total short-term operating receivables 127,497,862 155,083,914<br />

Short-term operating receivables from group companies<br />

in €<br />

GROUP COMPANIES 31/12/08 31/12/07<br />

Dravske elektrarne Maribor d.o.o. 8,592 75,670<br />

Soške elektrarne Nova Gorica d.o.o. 8,592 2,701<br />

Premogovnik Velenje d.d. 852,737 481,319<br />

HESS d.o.o. 59,956 0<br />

<strong>HSE</strong> Balkan Energy d.o.o. 22,396 88,945<br />

<strong>HSE</strong> Hungary Kft. 613,687 2,260,121<br />

<strong>HSE</strong> Adria d.o.o. 27,993 17,917<br />

<strong>HSE</strong> Bulgaria EOOD 19,785 6,000<br />

<strong>HSE</strong> Italia S.r.l. 1,451 1,451<br />

Total short-term operating receivables from group companies 1,615,189 2,934,124<br />

<strong>ANNUAL</strong> <strong>REPORT</strong> <strong>HSE</strong> | FINANCIAL <strong>REPORT</strong> OF THE COMPANY <strong>HSE</strong><br />

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