Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements 152 Annual Report 2009 12. Property, plant and equipment (EUR thousand) Land, similar rights and buildings, including buildings on land owned by third parties Cost of acquisition or production Technical equipment and machinery,transportation equipment Other equip ment and office equipment Prepayments and assets under construction Jan. 1, 2009 Additions or disposals due to 208,913 1,771,411 296,771 4,098 2,281,193 consolidation changes (5,749) (16,665) (3,439) – (25,853) Additions 18,423 732,467 58,141 2,672 811,703 Disposals (8,599) (304,606) (39,932) ( 38) (353,175) Reclassifications 19 19,601 (17,704) (2,090) (174) Currency adjustments 28,072 342,043 (1,195) 10 368,930 Dec. 31, 2009 241,079 2,544,251 292,642 4,652 3,082,624 Cumulative depreciation Jan. 1, 2009 Additions or disposals due to 76,332 898,756 185,712 – 1,160,800 consolidation changes (2,988) (6,981) (2,235) – (12,204) Depreciation 15,421 435,217 33,080 – 483,718 Disposals (1,613) (185,285) (35,584) – (222,482) Reclassifications – 1,400 (1,493) – (93) Currency adjustments 9,497 173,055 (1,909) – 180,643 Impairment reversals – ( 85) – – (85) Dec. 31, 2009 96,649 1,316,077 177,571 – 1,590,297 Carrying amounts as of Dec. 31, 2009 144,430 1,228,174 115,071 4,652 1,492,327 Cost of acquisition or production Jan. 1, 2008 Additions or disposals due to 211,233 1,702,397 240,660 1,987 2,156,277 consolidation changes (1,834) 33,925 9,137 – 41,228 Additions 18,434 551,797 59,414 3,254 632,899 Disposals (17,826) (267,443) (29,340) (174) (314,783) Reclassifications 21,759 (13,200) 14,162 (1,113) 21,608 Currency adjustments (22,853) (236,065) 2,738 144 (256,036) Dec. 31, 2008 208,913 1,771,411 296,771 4,098 2,281,193 Cumulative depreciation Jan. 1, 2008 Additions or disposals due to 78,886 884,844 164,906 – 1,128,636 consolidation changes (441) 2,684 2,796 – 5,039 Depreciation 11,992 325,240 28,668 – 365,900 Disposals (8,057) (185,475) (25,360) – (218,892) Reclassifications 288 (11,517) 11,229 – – Currency adjustments (6,260) (117,020) 3,473 – (119,807) Impairment reversals (76) – – – (76) Dec. 31, 2008 76,332 898,756 185,712 – 1,160,800 Carrying amounts as of Dec. 31, 2008 132,581 872,655 111,059 4,098 1,120,393 Total
Impairment losses of EUR 58,000 (2008: EUR 676,000) were recorded on property, plant and equipment in the reporting year. Property, plant and equipment includes lease-financed assets worth EUR 192,133,000 (2008: EUR 29,625,000); these mainly 13. Investment properties ❘ Information for our Shareholders ❘ ❘ Management Report ❘ ❘ Financial Statements and Notes ❘ comprise technical equipment and machinery at Leighton Holdings and vehicles at Turner. Property, plant and equipment to the value of EUR 1,524,000 (2008: EUR 1,667,000) is subject to restrictions. (EUR thousand) Cost of acquisition or production Jan. 1, 2009 99,397 Additions or disposals due to consolidation changes – Additions 60 Disposals (14,496) Reclassifications – Currency adjustments 67 Dec. 31, 2009 85,028 Cumulative amortization Jan. 1, 2009 56,501 Additions or disposals due to consolidation changes – Amortization 1,020 Disposals (10,749) Reclassifications – Currency adjustments 17 Impairment reversals – Dec. 31, 2009 46,789 Carrying amounts as of Dec. 31, 2009 38,239 Cost of acquisition or production Jan. 1, 2008 100,442 Additions or disposals due to consolidation changes 5,671 Additions – Disposals (6,692) Reclassifications 9 Currency adjustments (33) Dec. 31, 2008 99,397 Cumulative amortization Jan. 1, 2008 59,243 Additions or disposals due to consolidation changes 700 Amortization 1,085 Disposals (4,512) Reclassifications – Currency adjustments (15) Impairment reversals – Dec. 31, 2008 56,501 Carrying amounts as of Dec. 31, 2008 42,896 Annual Report 2009 153
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