Financial statements 2010The goodwill per cash generating unit amounts to:2010 2009SMIT Harbour Towage 186,435 —SMIT Salvage, Transport & Heavy Lift 178,965 —SMIT Terminals 82,983 —448,383 —Home market Mexico 13,595 13,595Total 461,978 13,595In the impairment testing of goodwill the value in use of the cash generating unit is determined by discountingexpected future cash flows from continuing operations of the unit. Management has projected cash flows basedon past trends and estimates of market developments. The calculation includes cash flow projections for a periodof five years, after which the cash flows are extrapolated using an assumed growth rate for the revenue of 2%per year and an unchanged operating profit. This growth rate does not exceed the long-term average growth ratewhich may be expected for the activities of the cash generating unit. The average discount rate used reflectsthe risks specific to the cash generating units and is 8.0% for SMIT Harbour Towage, 10.0% for SMIT Salvage,Transport & Heavy Lift, 8.0% for SMIT Terminals and 11.1% for the Mexico home market.After performing the assessment indicated that no impairment is necessary since the recoverable amount ishigher than to the recognized goodwill and the carrying amount of the assets and liabilities attributable to thecash generating unit. Reasonable cause for change in the principles of calculating recoverable amount at yearend as an increase in the discount rate by 1% or a decrease in growth rate by 1% does not give any indicationfor impairment.13.2 Other intangible assetsOther intangible assets mainly comprise intangible assets which were recognized as a result of acquisitions. Thisbalance item primarily relates to customer portfolios and trademarks recognized during the business combinationwith SMIT.14. Property, plant and equipmentLand andbuildingsFloatingand otherconstructionequipmentOther fixedassetsProperty, plant& equipmentunderconstructionTotalBalance as at January 1, 2010Cost 66,512 1,815,358 34,926 257,945 2,174,741Accumulated depreciation and impairment losses - 22,974 - 1,053,867 - 26,552 - 11,560 - 1,114,953Book value 43,538 761,491 8,374 246,385 1,059,788MovementsAdditions 7,918 92,743 4,472 225,214 330,347Acquisitions through business combinations 3,015 823,596 25,407 130,398 982,416Put into operation 279 482,210 - 7,456 - 475,033 —Impairment losses recognised — - 8,393 - 336 — - 8,729Depreciation - 3,477 - 194,952 - 6,296 — - 204,725Disposals and other movements - 2,656 - 27,462 242 1,032 - 28,844Currency translation differences 196 40,094 408 7,674 48,3725,275 1,207,836 16,441 - 110,715 1,118,837Balance as at December 31, 2010Cost 71,611 3,205,416 57,504 147,252 3,481,783Accumulated depreciation and impairment losses - 22,798 - 1,236,089 - 32,689 - 11,582 - 1,303,158Book value 48,813 1,969,327 24,815 135,670 2,178,62594 <strong>Annual</strong> Report 2010
Financial statements 2010Land andbuildingsFloatingand otherconstructionequipmentOther fixedassetsProperty, plant &equipment underconstructionTotalBalance as at January 1, 2009Cost 72,425 1,590,851 60,865 239,190 1,963,331Accumulated depreciation and impairment losses - 27,747 - 905,731 - 50,564 — - 984,042Book value 44,678 685,120 10,301 239,190 979,289MovementsAdditions 2,348 38,218 5,000 250,138 295,704Put into operation 387 214,943 105 - 215,435 —Impairment losses recognised — - 37,073 — - 11,560 - 48,633Depreciation - 3,247 - 139,226 - 4,571 — - 147,044Disposals and other movements - 657 - 576 - 2,524 - 15,259 - 19,016Currency translation differences 29 85 63 - 689 - 512- 1,140 76,371 - 1,927 7,195 80,499Balance as at December 31, 2009Cost 66,512 1,815,358 34,926 257,945 2,174,741Accumulated depreciation and impairment losses - 22,974 - 1,053,867 - 26,552 - 11,560 - 1,114,953Book value 43,538 761,491 8,374 246,385 1,059,788As a result of radically changed market conditions ensuing from the global recession, a study into rationalizationof the dredging fleet was performed in 2009 and the realizable value of the floating equipment and otherconstruction equipment was further assessed. The resulting impairment loss was recognized in the 2009income statement.The Group leases various assets through financial lease agreements. The book value of the leased vessels was€ 5.5 million at the end of 2010 (2009: nil).The securities provided for financing granted by means of mortgage rights on property, plant and equipment aredisclosed in note 22.15. Associated companies2010 2009Balance as at January 1 298,674 218,366New in consolidation 17,843 —Dividends received - 17,611 - 1,500Investment in Smit Internationale N.V. 56,061 17,425Other net investments - 5,678 149Share in result of associated companies 7,657 23,076Revaluation of existing participation prior to business combination 17,316 —Reversal of impairment losses — 35,26824,973 58,344Share in direct equity movements — 1,17724,973 59,521Reduction due to expansion of participation resulting in acquiring controlover the associated company - 349,571 —Currency translation and other differences - 4,074 4,713Balance as at December 31 20,617 298,674Royal <strong>Boskalis</strong> Westminster nv95