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2008 Finansiële Jaar - overbergagri

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OVERBERG AGRI BEPERK EN SY FILIALE<br />

Aantekeninge tot die finansiële jaarstate (vervolg)<br />

VIR DIE JAAR GEËINDIG 29 FEBRUARIE <strong>2008</strong><br />

1.7 FINANSIËLE BATES (vervolg)<br />

Lenings en debiteure<br />

Lenings en debiteure is nie-afgeleide finansiële bates met<br />

vaste of bepaalbare betalings wat nie in 'n aktiewe mark<br />

gekwoteer word nie. Dit ontstaan wanneer die Groep geld,<br />

goedere of dienste direk aan 'n debiteur verskaf sonder<br />

enige voorneme om sodanige debiteure te verhandel. Dit<br />

word in bedryfsbates ingesluit. In die geval van vervaldatums<br />

langer as twaalf maande na die balansstaatdatum, word dit<br />

as nie-bedryfsbates geklassifiseer. Lenings en debiteure word<br />

in handels- en ander debiteure in die Balansstaat ingesluit.<br />

Hou-tot-verval-beleggings<br />

Hou-tot-verval-beleggings is nie-afgeleide finansiële bates<br />

met vaste of bepaalbare betalings en vaste vervaldatums<br />

ten opsigte waarvan die Groep se Bestuur van voorneme<br />

is en die vermoë het om dit tot vervaldatum te hou.<br />

<strong>Finansiële</strong> bates beskikbaar-vir-verkoop<br />

<strong>Finansiële</strong> bates beskikbaar-vir-verkoop is nie-afgeleide instrumente<br />

wat óf in hierdie kategorie aangewys word óf nie in<br />

enige van die ander kategorieë geklassifiseer word nie. Dit<br />

word in nie-bedryfsbates ingesluit tensy die Bestuur beoog om<br />

die belegging binne twaalf maande na die Balansstaat te verkoop.<br />

Die koop en verkoop van beleggings word op die handelsdatum,<br />

die datum waarop die Groep hom daartoe verbind om die<br />

bate te koop of te verkoop, erken. Beleggings ten opsigte van<br />

alle finansiële bates wat nie teen billike waarde deur wins of<br />

verlies gedra word nie, word aanvanklik teen billike waarde<br />

plus transaksiekoste erken. <strong>Finansiële</strong> bates gedra teen billike<br />

waarde deur wins en verlies, word aanvanklik erken teen billike<br />

waarde. Transaksiekoste word in die Inkomstestaat erken.<br />

Beleggings word nie meer erken nie wanneer die regte om<br />

kontantvloeie uit die beleggings te ontvang verval het of oorgedra<br />

is en die Groep wesenlik alle risiko's en belonings van eienaarskap<br />

oorgedra het. <strong>Finansiële</strong> bates beskikbaar-vir-verkoop en finansiële<br />

bates teen billike waarde deur wins of verlies word daarna teen<br />

billike waarde gedra. Lenings en debiteure en hou-tot-vervalbeleggings<br />

word teen geamortiseerde koste volgens die<br />

effektiewe opbrengsmetode gedra.<br />

Gerealiseerde en ongerealiseerde winste en verliese voortspruitend<br />

uit veranderings in die kategorie "billike waarde van<br />

die finansiële bates deur wins of verlies" word in die Inkomstestaat<br />

ingesluit in die tydperk waarin dit ontstaan. Ongerealiseerde<br />

winste en verliese voortspruitend uit veranderings in die billike<br />

waarde van sekuriteite wat as beskikbaar-vir-verkoop<br />

OVERBERG AGRI LIMITED AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES<br />

Notes to the annual financial statements (continued)<br />

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 29 FEBRUARY <strong>2008</strong><br />

1.7 FINANCIAL ASSETS (continued)<br />

Loans and debtors<br />

Loans and debtors are non-derivative financial assets wth<br />

fixed or determinable payments that are not quoted in an<br />

active market. They arise when the Group provides money,<br />

goods or services directly to a debtor without any intention<br />

of trading such debtors. They are included in operating<br />

assets. In the case of dates of maturity exceeding twelve<br />

months after balance sheet date they are classified as nonoperating<br />

assets. Loans and debtors are included in trade<br />

and other debtors in the Balance Sheet.<br />

Held-to-maturity investments<br />

Held-to-maturity investments are non-derivative financial<br />

assets with fixed or determinable payments and fixed dates<br />

of maturity which the Group's Management intend and<br />

are able to keep to maturity.<br />

Available-for-sale financial assets<br />

Financial assets available for sale are non-derivative<br />

instruments that are either designated under this category<br />

or are not classified under any of the other categories.<br />

They are included under non-operational assets unless<br />

Management intend selling the investment within twelve<br />

months of Balance Sheet date.<br />

The acquisition and sale of investments are recognised on<br />

the trading date, the date on which the Group commits<br />

itself to acquire or sell the asset. Investments in respect<br />

of all financial assets not carried at fair value through profit<br />

or loss are initially recognised at fair value plus transaction<br />

costs. Financial assets carried at fair value through profit<br />

and loss are initially recognised at fair value. Transaction<br />

costs are recognised in the Income Statement.<br />

Investments are no longer recognised when the rights to<br />

receive cash flows from the investments have expired or<br />

been transferred and the Group has materially transferred<br />

all risks and rewards of ownership. Financial assets available<br />

for sale and financial assets at fair value through profit or<br />

loss are carried at fair value thereafter. Loans and debtors<br />

and held-to-maturity investments are carried at amortised<br />

cost according to the effective return method.<br />

Realised and unrealised profits and losses arising from<br />

changes in the category "fair value of the financial assets<br />

through profit or loss" are included in the Income Statement<br />

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