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<strong>METRO</strong> GROUP : ANNUAL REPORT 2010 : BUSINESS<br />

→ NOTES : NOTES TO ThE BAl ANCE ShEET<br />

for short- and medium-term financing, <strong>METRO</strong> GROuP uses<br />

ongoing capital market issuance programmes such as a<br />

“Euro Commercial Paper Programme” with an authorised<br />

volume of up to €2.0 billion. Another “Commercial Paper<br />

Programme” is aimed, in particular, at investor groups on<br />

the french capital market. The volume of this programme<br />

was reduced to €2.0 billion from €3.0 billion in the first half<br />

of the year. The average amount utilised by both programmes<br />

in 2010 was €687 million (previous year: €1,629 million).<br />

In addition, <strong>METRO</strong> GROuP has access to syndicated lines<br />

of credit totalling €2,475 million (previous year: €2,975 million)<br />

with terms ending between March 2013 and december<br />

2015. If the credit lines are used, the interest rates range<br />

between EuRIBOR +30.0 basis points (BP) and EuRIBOR<br />

+65.0 BP. The average amount drawn on the credit lines in<br />

2010 was €0 million (previous year: €125 million), the average<br />

amount drawn as of the closing date was €0 million<br />

(previous year: €0 million).<br />

The contract terms for the syndicated lines of credit provide<br />

for a decrease of 5 to 10 BP in the spread if <strong>METRO</strong> GROuP‘s<br />

credit rating is raised one step. If the rating is lowered by<br />

one step, the spread would increase by 7.5 to 20 BP.<br />

Unutilised lines of credit of <strong>METRO</strong> GROUP<br />

→ p. 192<br />

Additional bilateral bank lines of credit totalling €2,204 million<br />

(previous year: €2,467 million) were available to<br />

<strong>METRO</strong> GROuP as of 31 december 2010. Of this amount,<br />

€1,006 million (previous year: €1,246 million) had a remaining<br />

term of up to one year. On the closing date, €1,211 million<br />

(previous year: €1,214 million) of the bilateral lines of credit<br />

had been utilised. Of this amount, €375 million (previous<br />

year: €534 million) has a remaining term of up to one year.<br />

The defaulting of a lender can be covered at any time by the<br />

existing unutilised credit facilities or the available money<br />

and capital market programmes. <strong>METRO</strong> GROuP therefore<br />

does not bear a significant credit default risk.<br />

<strong>METRO</strong> GROuP principally does not provide collateral for<br />

financial liabilities. One exception concerns the first-time consolidation<br />

of Asset Immobilienbeteiligungen Gmbh & Co. KG<br />

and its subsidiaries in 2003. Collateral in the amount of<br />

€417 million (previous year: €486 million) was provided for the<br />

financial liabilities of these companies as of 31 december 2010.<br />

The following table shows the maturity structure of the<br />

financial liabilities. The book values and fair values (market<br />

values) indicated include the interest accrued when the<br />

maturity is less than one year.<br />

31/12/2010 31/12/2009<br />

€ million Total Up to 1 year Over 1 year Total Up to 1 year Over 1 year<br />

Bilateral lines of credit 2,204 1,006 1,198 2,467 1,246 1,221<br />

utilisation –1,211 –375 –836 –1,214 –534 –680<br />

unutilised bilateral lines of credit 993 631 362 1,253 712 541<br />

Syndicated lines of credit 2,475 0 2,475 2,975 0 2,975<br />

utilisation 0 0 0 0 0 0<br />

unutilised syndicated lines of credit 2,475 0 2,475 2,975 0 2,975<br />

Total lines of credit 4,679 1,006 3,673 5,442 1,246 4,196<br />

Total utilisation –1,211 –375 –836 –1,214 –534 –680<br />

Total unutilised lines of credit 3,468 631 2,837 4,228 712 3,516

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