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<strong>2012</strong> FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND RELATED NOTES- <strong>the</strong> valuation at his<strong>to</strong>rical cost of property, facilities and equipment and intangible assets, withoutrevaluation at each balance sheet date;- <strong>the</strong> proportional consolidation of jointly-controlled entities, as permitted by IAS 31 – Interests in jointventures.- <strong>the</strong> option for measurement at fair value through profit or loss, in accordance with <strong>the</strong> amendment<strong>to</strong> IAS 39.4. Accounting principles, rules and methods4.1. Consolidation principlesSUBSIDIARIESA subsidiary is an entity controlled by <strong>the</strong> Group. Control exists when <strong>the</strong> Group has <strong>the</strong> power <strong>to</strong> govern<strong>the</strong> entity’s financial and operating policies in order <strong>to</strong> derive benefits from its operations. Potential votingrights currently exercisable are taken in<strong>to</strong> consideration <strong>to</strong> evidence <strong>the</strong> existence of control.Companies exclusively controlled by Métropole Télévision are fully consolidated. Acquisitions or disposalsof companies during an accounting period are taken in<strong>to</strong> account in <strong>the</strong> consolidated financial statementsfrom <strong>the</strong> date of taking control and until <strong>the</strong> date of effective loss of control. The full consolidation methodimplemented is that under which <strong>the</strong> assets, liabilities, income and expenses are completely integrated.The proportion of net assets and net profit attributable <strong>to</strong> minority interests is presented separately asnon-controlling interest in shareholders’ equity in <strong>the</strong> consolidated balance sheet and in <strong>the</strong> consolidatedincome statement.JOINT VENTURESJointly controlled companies (joint control is <strong>the</strong> shared control of a single entity by a limited number ofassociates or shareholders, from whose agreement financial and operational decisions are made) areproportionally consolidated, in compliance with IAS 31 – Financial reporting of interests in joint ventures,which maintained this option.Under this method, <strong>the</strong> Group includes its proportion of <strong>the</strong> assets, liabilities, income and expenses of <strong>the</strong>subsidiary under <strong>the</strong> appropriate heading of <strong>the</strong> consolidated financial statements.ASSOCIATESAssociated companies are entities in which <strong>the</strong> Group has significant influence over <strong>the</strong> financial andoperating policies, but does not control <strong>the</strong>se policies. Significant influence is presumed when <strong>the</strong> Groupholds between 20% and 50% of <strong>the</strong> voting rights of an entity but a third party has exclusive control of thisentity.Associated companies are accounted for under <strong>the</strong> equity method (“equity-accounted companies”) andare initially recognised at acquisition cost. The Group’s shareholding includes goodwill identified upon <strong>the</strong>acquisition, net of cumulative impairment charges.Under this method, <strong>the</strong> Group accounts for its share of net assets of <strong>the</strong> associate in <strong>the</strong> balance sheetand records in <strong>the</strong> consolidated income statement, under a specific line item entitled “Share ofprofit/(loss) from associates”, its share of <strong>the</strong> net income of <strong>the</strong> entity consolidated using <strong>the</strong> equitymethod.<strong>M6</strong> GROUP - <strong>2012</strong> REGISTRATION DOCUMENT - 161

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