100 % FUTURE - ALNO
100 % FUTURE - ALNO
100 % FUTURE - ALNO
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The slight increase in intangible assets results primarily from additions arising from the purchase of<br />
customer bases from foreign subsidiaries.<br />
The decline in property, plant and equipment is due to lower investment volumes compared with<br />
depreciation, and sales of land and buildings in the year under review.<br />
The fall in financial assets arises from the EUR 2.8 million impairment loss applied to the carrying<br />
amount of the participating interest in <strong>ALNO</strong> International GmbH.<br />
The slight fall in inventories is attributable to the lower level of business activities, and to the working<br />
capital measures that were implemented.<br />
Receivables and other assets were up by EUR 2.1 million, primarily due to higher VAT receivables.<br />
The equity ratio increased from 18.7 % to 19.7 % year-on-year. There was a EUR 0.3 million increase<br />
in equity to EUR 31.3 million. The EUR 14.6 million net loss for the year is offset by a EUR 10.0<br />
million capital increase, and a EUR 4.9 million waiver by a shareholder of a mezzanine loan.<br />
Provisions increased by EUR 2.9 million to EUR 13.1 million, which is predominantly attributable<br />
to the revaluation of the pension provision and other provisions as part of the German Accounting<br />
Law Modernization Act (BilMoG).<br />
The fall in liabilities is mainly due to lower bank borrowings due to the banking waiver.