100 % FUTURE - ALNO
100 % FUTURE - ALNO
100 % FUTURE - ALNO
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106<br />
Financial liabilities<br />
No use is made of the option to recognize financial liabilities as financial liabilities at fair value through<br />
profit or loss on first-time recognition.<br />
Financial liabilities mostly comprise shareholder loans and liabilities to banks. All financial liabilities<br />
within the meaning of IAS 39 are generally carried at amortized cost (financial liabilities measured<br />
at cost), which corresponds to the fair value of the consideration received including transaction<br />
costs. Current financial liabilities also generally include the portion of non-current loans for which<br />
the remaining term is less than one year.<br />
Financial liabilities which the loan providers have waived are derecognized through profit or loss<br />
within the financial result. A new financial liability arises if a debtor warrant was agreed for these<br />
liabilities, and the occurrence of the condition is likely. In this case, the liability is recognized at its<br />
discounted nominal value, and discounted over its term.<br />
Derivative financial instruments<br />
In 2008, <strong>ALNO</strong> AG concluded derivative financial instrument transactions with a term until August<br />
2010 to hedge itself against the risk of changes in interest rates. The derivative financial instruments<br />
required classification as held-for-trading since they do not meet the stringent accounting criteria<br />
for hedge transactions according to IAS 39. Changes to the market value of the derivative financial<br />
instruments are reported in the financial result in the income statement.<br />
Trade payables and other liabilities<br />
Trade payables are carried at the amount invoiced by the supplier.<br />
Accruals are carried at the amount owed, which is estimated in some cases, and are carried under<br />
other liabilities.<br />
Liabilities from finance leases are also carried under other liabilities at the present value of the future<br />
lease payments. These are classified as current and non-current liabilities in line with the term of the<br />
lease agreement. Lease payments are broken down into interest payments and redemptions of the<br />
remaining liability so that there is a constant interest rate on the remaining lease liabilities over the<br />
period. The interest portion is recognized in income under financial expenses.<br />
Lease payments for operating leases are carried as expenses in the consolidated income statement<br />
over the period of the lease on a straight-line basis.<br />
Miscellaneous other liabilities are carried at their repayment amount.<br />
Trade payables and other liabilities are derecognized if the underlying obligation is satisfied, has<br />
been terminated, or has expired.<br />
Correction to the consolidated statement of comprehensive income and consolidated<br />
statement of changes in equity<br />
In the previous year, and the valuation adjustment to deferred tax assets relating to IPO costs of<br />
EUR 127 thousand was presented as part of consolidated other comprehensive income in the<br />
consolidated statement of total comprehensive income, although the item is closely connected with<br />
owner transactions, and should consequently be reported separately in the consolidated statement<br />
of changes in equity. The previous year’s presentation was corrected. This change of presentation<br />
increased consolidated other comprehensive income by EUR – 127 thousand, from EUR – 204<br />
thousand to EUR – 77 thousand. This increased 2009 consolidated total comprehensive income<br />
from EUR – 39,168 thousand to EUR – 39,041 thousand.