-10-Compensation to key management personnel2005KDShort-term benefits 216,600Long-term benefits 18,050Management incentive 782,9899. Investments available for sale2005 2004KDKDBalance at beginning of the year 2,096,673 1,776,643Additions 5,932,598 652,653Disposals - (466,830)Cumulative changes in fair value 1,055,037 134,207Impairment losses for investments available for sale (611) -Balance at the end of the year 9,083,697 2,096,673Investments available for sale include the following:2005 2004KDKDQuoted securities 6,501,489 -Unquoted securities 1,832,833 1,832,833Investment in funds 3,763,007 2,707,970Portfolio managed by others 83,761 652,653Impairment loss for investment available for sale (3,097,393) (3,096,783)9,083,697 2,096,673It was not possible to reliably measure the fair value of quoted securities since they were suspended for morethan one year in Bahrain <strong>Stock</strong> <strong>Exchange</strong>. Also, the Company is in process of listing that securities in Kuwait<strong>Stock</strong> <strong>Exchange</strong>, so the Company decided not to value the securities until it has market price In the activemarket, accordingly, they were stated at cost.Also, it was not possible to reliably measure the fair value of unquoted securities, certain investments in fundsamounting to KD 3,886,689, due to non-availability of a reliable method that could be used to determine thefair value of such investments, accordingly, they were stated at their cost less impairment losses, if any.During the year ended December 31, 2005, the Company settled a loan for the benefit of a related party froma local bank accordingly the Company received 46,140,00 share of the Gulf Monetary Group – B.S.C (relatedparty) for an amount of KD 5,848,836.10. Investment in associatesPercentage of ownershipCountry ofincorporation 2005 2004Ta’ajeer Company S.S.C. Saudi Arabia 27.79% 27.79%Grand Real Estate Projects Company - K.S.C.C. Kuwait 20% 36.75%Gulf Petroleum Company – K.S.C.C. Kuwait 20% -Ajal Holding Company – K.S.C. (Closed) Kuwait 42.83% -F-51
-11-The movement of the investment in the associates is as follows:2005KD2004KDBalance at beginning of the year 11,047,635 8,040,476Cash dividends received - (128,897)Additions 15,558,066 792,890Disposal (6,932,846) -Company’s share from profit of associates 4,427,923 1,122,617Transferred from unconsolidated subsidiary – Note 11 6,834,319 -Transferred to investment at fair value through income statement – note 6 (3,854,339) -Goodwill - 1,220,549Balance at end of the year 27,080,758 11,047,635The carrying value of each individual associate is as follows:2005KD2004KDTa’ajeer Company S.S.C — Saudi Arabia 3,468,402 3,219,982Grand Real Estate Projects Company – K.S.C.C.(Closed) 7,068,719 7,827,653Gulf Petroleum Company – K.S.C.C.(Closed) 3,130,734 -Ajal Holding Company – K.S.C. (Closed) 13,412,903 -27,080,758 11,047,635The company’s share from the associate’s operating results is computed after eliminating gains resultingfrom intercompany transactions to the extent of the company’s share in the associates.Goodwill amounting to KD 527,404 (2004 - KD 527,404) and KD 366,326 (2004 - KD 693,145) is included inthe investment in Ta’ajeer Company S.S.C – Saudi Arabia and in the investment of Grand Real EstateProjects Company – K.S.C.C respectively.The market value of the shares of Grand Real Estate Projects Company – K.S.C.C. and Gulf PetroleumCompany – K.S.C.C at December 31, 2005 amounted to KD 28,350,000 and KD 17,000,000 respectively.The company interests in its associates as of December 31, 2005 were as follows:AssetsKDLiabilitiesKDRevenuesKDResultsKDTa’ajeer Company S.S.C — Saudi Arabia 7,660,329 4,748,005 705,703 248,420Grand Real Estate Projects Company –K.S.C.C. 6,891,555 189,387 3,143,694 3,576,796Gulf Petroleum Company – K.S.C.C. 3,927,147 411,995 583,564 602,7074,427,923The investment in Gulf Petroleum Company K.S.C.C, used to be classified as investment in unconsolidatedsubsidiary company since the company owned a percentage of 60.23% at December 31, 2004, but thecompany has sold 26.17% of this investment during the year for KD 6,015,621 generating profit of KD2,010,699. Also, the company reclassified a portion of the investment during the year that is equivalent to14% of investments at fair value through income statement based on the Board of Directors’ decision as thecompany is involved in sale and purchase transactions of this portion of investment (Note 6). The balance atthe end of the year as investment in associated company of 20% is recorded in the books according toequity method based on the latest available financial statements for the period ended September 30, 2005(Unaudited).During the year the company sold a portion of the investment in Grand Real Estate Projects Company(K.S.C.C) that is equivalent to 11% of the investment for KD 4,800,000 generating profit of KD 1,872,076also the company reclassified a portion or the investment that is equivalent to 7% of investments at fairvalue through income statement based on the Board of Directors’ decision as the company is involved inselling and buying transactions of this portion of investment (Note 6). The balance at end of the year inassociated company of 20% is recorded in the books according to equity method based on the latestavailable audited financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2005.F-52
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