Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements 2009 (EUR thousand) 180 Annual Report 2009 Available for sale Carrying amount by category Not belonging to any category Financial assets Financial liabilities Held for trading Loans and receivables Held for trading At amortized cost Hedge accounting and finance leases Not covered by IFRS 7 Total carrying amounts Dec. 31, 2009 Total fair value Dec. 31, 2009 Assets Other financial assets At fair value 475,150 – – – – – – 475,150 475,150 At amortized cost 11,346 – – – – – – 11,346 11,346 Financial receivables 486,496 – – – – – – 486,496 486,496 Non-current – – 421,752 – – 3,609 – 425,361 425,361 Current – – 110,802 – – 1,285 – 112,087 112,087 Trade receivables Other receivables and other assets – – 1,985,428 – – – 1,422,095 3,407,523 3,407,523 Non-current At fair value – 46,264 – – – 192 – 46,456 46,456 At amortized cost – – 4,961 – – – – 4,961 4,961 Not covered by IFRS 7 – – – – – – 125,720 125,720 125,720 Current – 46,264 4,961 – – 192 125,720 177,137 177,137 At fair value – 703 – – – 821 – 1,524 1,524 At amortized cost – – 50,309 – – – – 50,309 50,309 Not covered by IFRS 7 – – – – – – 74,956 74,956 74,956 – 703 50,309 – – 821 74,956 126,789 126,789 Securities 807,739 – – – – – – 807,739 807,739 Cash and cash equivalents – – 1,769,644 – – – – 1,769,644 1,769,644 Liabilities and shareholders’ equity Financial liabilities Non-current – – – – 1,897,892 149,698 – 2,047,590 2,050,976 Current – – – – 756,190 39,696 – 795,886 795,886 Trade payables Other liabilities Non-current – – – – 3,751,511 – 640,127 4,391,638 4,391,638 At fair value – – – 21,011 – 110,152 – 131,163 131,163 At amortized cost – – – – 10,735 – – 10,735 10,735 Not covered by IFRS 7 – – – – – – 43,213 43,213 43,213 Current – – – 21,011 10,735 110,152 43,213 185,111 185,111 At fair value – – – 4,096 – 70,181 – 74,277 74,277 At amortized cost – – – – 64,099 – – 64,099 64,099 Not covered by IFRS 7 – – – – – – 243,181 243,181 243,181 – – – 4,096 64,099 70,181 243,181 381,557 381,557
2008 (EUR thousand) Available for sale ❘ Information for our Shareholders ❘ ❘ Management Report ❘ ❘ Financial Statements and Notes ❘ Carrying amount by category Not belonging to any category Financial assets Financial liabilities Held for trading Loans and receivables Held for trading At amortized cost Hedge accounting and finance leases Not covered by IFRS 7 Total carrying amounts Dec. 31, 2008 Total fair value Dec. 31, 2008 Assets Other financial assets At fair value 406,785 – – – – – – 406,785 406,785 At amortized cost 23,273 – – – – – – 23,273 23,273 Financial receivables 430,058 – – – – – – 430,058 430,058 Non-current – – 347,982 – – 4,686 – 352,668 352,668 Current – – 91,944 – – 1,369 – 93,313 93,313 Trade receivables Other receivables and other assets – – 2,510,907 – – – 1,272,349 3,783,256 3,783,256 Non-current At fair value – 7,622 – – – 1 – 7,623 7,623 At amortized cost – – 5,403 – – – – 5,403 5,403 Not covered by IFRS 7 – – – – – – 82,780 82,780 82,780 Current – 7,622 5,403 – – 1 82,780 95,806 95,806 At fair value – 2,860 – – – 5,513 – 8,373 8,373 At amortized cost – – 97,061 – – – – 97,061 97,061 Not covered by IFRS 7 – – – – – – 65,527 65,527 65,527 – 2,860 97,061 – – 5,513 65,527 170,961 170,961 Securities 809,396 – – – – – – 809,396 809,396 Cash and cash equivalents – – 1,787,713 – – – – 1,787,713 1,787,713 Liabilities and shareholders’ equity Financial liabilities Non-current – – – – 1,664,509 13,955 – 1,678,464 1,656,713 Current – – – – 1,230,199 18,153 – 1,248,352 1,248,352 Trade payables Other liabilities Non-current – – – – 3,890,487 – 671,284 4,561,771 4,561,771 At fair value – – – 28,009 – 142,435 – 170,444 170,444 At amortized cost – – – – 458 – – 458 458 Not covered by IFRS 7 – – – – – – 48,118 48,118 48,118 Current – – – 28,009 458 142,435 48,118 219,020 219,020 At fair value – – – 4,334 – 13,032 – 17,366 17,366 At amortized cost – – – – 45,698 – – 45,698 45,698 Not covered by IFRS 7 – – – – – – 204,044 204,044 204,044 – – – 4,334 45,698 13,032 204,044 267,108 267,108 Annual Report 2009 181
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