The fair value of unlisted sha<strong>re</strong>s of SeaDragon is based on <strong>the</strong> most <strong>re</strong>cent private placement ofSeaDragon on 26 Oc<strong>to</strong>ber 2006. The Di<strong>re</strong>c<strong>to</strong>rs consider that <strong>the</strong><strong>re</strong> has been no change in <strong>the</strong> fairvalue of <strong>the</strong>se sha<strong>re</strong>s since this date.14 Trade and o<strong>the</strong>r <strong>re</strong>ceivables31 December 30 September2005 2006 2006 2007$ $ $ $(Unaudited)Trade <strong>re</strong>ceivables ......................... 879,163 890,662 152,526 551,270O<strong>the</strong>r <strong>re</strong>ceivables ......................... 439,287 8,948,844 512,427 5,904,0331,318,450 9,839,506 664,953 6,455,303Trade and o<strong>the</strong>r <strong>re</strong>ceivables a<strong>re</strong> due within 30 days from <strong>the</strong> invoice date. No inte<strong>re</strong>st is charged on<strong>the</strong> <strong>re</strong>ceivables. The carrying amount of trade and o<strong>the</strong>r <strong>re</strong>ceivables approximates <strong>the</strong>ir fair value.The maximum exposu<strong>re</strong> <strong>to</strong> c<strong>re</strong>dit risk at <strong>the</strong> <strong>re</strong>porting date is <strong>the</strong> fair value of each class of <strong>re</strong>ceivable.As of 30 September 2007, trade <strong>re</strong>ceivables of $6,455,303 (30 September 2006—$664,953;31 December 2006—$9,839,506; 31 December 2005—$1,318,450) we<strong>re</strong> nei<strong>the</strong>r past due nor impai<strong>re</strong>d.These <strong>re</strong>late <strong>to</strong> a number of independent cus<strong>to</strong>mers for whom <strong>the</strong><strong>re</strong> is no <strong>re</strong>cent his<strong>to</strong>ry of default.The ageing analysis of <strong>the</strong>se trade and o<strong>the</strong>r <strong>re</strong>ceivables is as follows:31 December 30 September2005 2006 2006 2007$ $ $ $(Unaudited)Up <strong>to</strong> 3 months .......................... 1,318,450 9,703,000 656,204 5,118,5973 <strong>to</strong> 6 months ........................... — 136,506 8,749 1,336,7061,318,450 9,839,506 664,953 6,455,303Trade and o<strong>the</strong>r <strong>re</strong>ceivables analysed by category a<strong>re</strong> as follows:31 December 30 September2005 2006 2006 2007$ $ $ $(Unaudited)U.S. dollars ............................. 1,230,410 7,970,228 253,883 5,148,165GBP pounds sterling ...................... — 24,040 — 24,040Russian roubles .......................... — 1,495,891 286,096 821,128Swiss francs ............................. 88,040 349,347 124,974 461,9701,318,450 9,839,506 664,953 6,455,30315 Cash and cash equivalents31 December 30 September2005 2006 2006 2007$ $ $ $(Unaudited)Cash at bank and in hand ................ 8,583,321 46,861,146 46,851,571 61,894,711Cash at bank and in hand includes cash held in inte<strong>re</strong>st bearing accounts.202
16 Trade and o<strong>the</strong>r payables31 December 30 September2005 2006 2006 2007$ $ $ $(Unaudited)Trade payables ......................... 1,995,384 9,253,320 6,929,625 10,669,952O<strong>the</strong>r payables and accrued liabilities ........ 2,443,265 3,462,061 2,467,026 5,111,6544,438,649 12,715,381 9,396,651 15,781,606Trade and o<strong>the</strong>r payables and accrued liabilities comprise cur<strong>re</strong>nt amounts outstanding for tradepurchases and ongoing costs. The carrying amount of trade and o<strong>the</strong>r payables approximates <strong>the</strong>irfair value.17 Borrowings31 December 30 September2005 2006 2006 2007$ $ $ $(Unaudited)Non-cur<strong>re</strong>nt borrowingsConvertible bonds—unsecu<strong>re</strong>d ............ — 54,715,050 54,440,464 136,264,249Non-cur<strong>re</strong>nt portion of long-term debt ...... 7,520,438 8,409,793 8,071,770 8,654,5167,520,438 63,124,843 62,512,234 144,918,765Long-term debt—secu<strong>re</strong>dCur<strong>re</strong>nt ............................. 248,045 147,720 140,352 160,224Non-cur<strong>re</strong>nt .......................... 7,520,438 8,409,793 8,071,770 8,654,5167,768,483 8,557,513 8,212,122 8,814,7402006 convertible bondsOn 27 March 2006, <strong>the</strong> Corporation issued 600 unsecu<strong>re</strong>d convertible bonds each with a par value of$100,000 for agg<strong>re</strong>gate proceeds of $60,000,000. Issue costs amounted <strong>to</strong> $3,000,000 <strong>re</strong>sulting in netproceeds of $57,000,000. The bonds bear a coupon rate of 10% per annum and a term of five yearsand one day. On maturity, any bonds outstanding a<strong>re</strong> <strong>re</strong>deemed for cash. At <strong>the</strong> option of <strong>the</strong> holders,<strong>the</strong> bonds a<strong>re</strong> convertible, in whole or in part, in<strong>to</strong> Common Sha<strong>re</strong>s at a price of U.S.$18.00 per sha<strong>re</strong>at any time during <strong>the</strong> term of <strong>the</strong> bonds. The Corporation could <strong>re</strong>deem, in whole or part, <strong>the</strong> bondsfor cash at any time on or befo<strong>re</strong> 28 March 2007 at 150 per cent. of par value. Pursuant <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> bondag<strong>re</strong>ement, <strong>the</strong> Group is <strong>re</strong>qui<strong>re</strong>d <strong>to</strong> maintain an equity <strong>to</strong> debt, net of cash and cash equivalent, ratioof no less than 0.65:1.00. The proceeds of <strong>the</strong> bond can be employed for development of <strong>the</strong> ZapadnoChumpasskoye field in Russia and for general corporate purposes.The bonds included conversion featu<strong>re</strong>s which in certain circumstances could be settled in cash and so<strong>the</strong>se featu<strong>re</strong>s <strong>re</strong>p<strong>re</strong>sent a derivative financial instrument which is classified as a liability.The fair value of <strong>the</strong> liability component of <strong>the</strong> bonds (net of issue costs) was estimated at$53,862,435. The fair value of <strong>the</strong> derivative liability <strong>re</strong>p<strong>re</strong>senting <strong>the</strong> bondholders’ conversion featu<strong>re</strong>(note 23) (net of issue costs) was estimated at $3,137,565 on 27 March 2006. The diffe<strong>re</strong>nce between<strong>the</strong> $60,000,000 principal amount due on maturity and <strong>the</strong> <strong>re</strong>corded liability component is acc<strong>re</strong>tedand <strong>re</strong>corded as finance costs using <strong>the</strong> effective inte<strong>re</strong>st method. The derivative financial instrumentis <strong>re</strong>corded at fair value with <strong>re</strong>sulting gains and losses <strong>re</strong>corded in finance income and costs.On 17 January 2007, <strong>the</strong> Corporation gave notice that it had exercised its option <strong>to</strong> <strong>re</strong>deem550 outstanding bonds at 150% of par value for <strong>to</strong>tal proceeds of $82,500,000 plus accrued inte<strong>re</strong>stwhich was paid on 28 March 2007. This <strong>re</strong>sulted in <strong>the</strong> <strong>re</strong>cognition of a loss of $7,155,622 on <strong>the</strong><strong>re</strong>demption, net of transaction costs, on <strong>the</strong> <strong>re</strong>corded liability and derivative liability. P<strong>re</strong>viously, earlyin 2007, 50 bonds, with a <strong>to</strong>tal par value of $5,000,000, had been converted in<strong>to</strong> 277,778 CommonSha<strong>re</strong>s. As a <strong>re</strong>sult of this conversion, a <strong>to</strong>tal amount of $7,104,327 was transfer<strong>re</strong>d <strong>to</strong> Sha<strong>re</strong> Capitalfrom <strong>the</strong> convertible bonds and derivative liability of <strong>the</strong> convertible bonds.203
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