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Annual Report 2009 - Isagen

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ANNUAL REPORT <strong>2009</strong> / ISAGEN S.A. E.S.P.104MaturityValue2011 5,0422012 5,0422013 4,5232014 3,1242015 onwards 8,553(6)The balance of this account included:26,284<strong>2009</strong> 2008Liquidity Fund (*) 11,519 9,997Convenio WESP Trust (**) 1,098 -Solidarity Fund (***) 913 820Capital Reduction Trust 2 213,532 10,819(*) The Liquidity Fund was established in December of 2007, through trust estateadministered by Fiducolombia with broker Valores Bancolombia as liquidity promoter.ISAGEN’s initial contribution totaled $10,000. The purpose is to promotethe liquidity of the share during five years, at the end of which, a decision for itsextension or liquidation will be made. The fund’s return and valuation results arerecorded as increased value of the fund charged to the income statement.(**) Commercial trust for administration and payment established withCorficolombiana for administering contributions made by Wayuú S.A. ESP andISAGEN as part of the agreement subscribed for construction of a wind farm inLa Guajira province.(***) Health Solidarity Fund established to take care of serious health conditionsof workers beneficiaries of the Labor Contract and the Collective BargainingAgreement, or their basic families, for which all other coverage has been exhausted.Initially the Company contributed $200; twice a year, in June andDecember, workers contribute 1% of their basic salary.Maturities of accounts receivable as of December 31, <strong>2009</strong>:Debtor typeNotoverdue1 - 180daysoverdue181 -360 daysoverdueMore than360 daysoverdueTotalAccounts263,530 - - - 263,530receivable -clientsDoubtful- - - 1,340 1,340collectionaccountsAdvances and 69,311 - - - 69,311prepaymentsOther debtors 22,497 - - - 22,497Provision (13,921) (1,340) (15,261)341,417 - - - 341,417Guarantees granted by debtors:In general, accounts receivable from customers are guaranteedthrough blank promissory notes, pre-payment requests, bank guaranteesand pledges of funds (the customers’ own funds and subsidiesgranted by the Ministry of Mines and Energy).For EMCALI, a trust is in charge of collecting and receiving funds; thetrust acts as guarantee and payment source.For accounts receivable from employees, mortgages, pledges andpromissory notes are established.Contents Letter from the CEO Achievements<strong>2009</strong>Good GovernancePractices EvaluationCorporateManagementFinancial Management

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