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Change<br />

in price<br />

Effect on<br />

profit<br />

before tax<br />

Effect on<br />

equity<br />

before tax<br />

2010<br />

<strong>Al</strong>uminum +5% 424 68<br />

<strong>Ni</strong>ckel +5% 12 –<br />

Copper +5% 7 –<br />

<strong>Al</strong>uminum -10% (849) (136)<br />

<strong>Ni</strong>ckel -10% (25) –<br />

Copper -10% (14) –<br />

Change<br />

in price<br />

Effect on<br />

profit<br />

before tax<br />

Effect on<br />

equity<br />

before tax<br />

2009<br />

<strong>Al</strong>uminum +5% 218 60<br />

<strong>Ni</strong>ckel +5% (19) –<br />

Copper +5% (5) 22<br />

<strong>Al</strong>uminum -10% (436) (121)<br />

<strong>Ni</strong>ckel -10% 38 –<br />

Copper -10% 11 (45)<br />

Capital Management<br />

The primary objective of the Company is to maintain<br />

strong capital ratios in order to support its business and<br />

maximize shareholder value.<br />

The Company manages its capital structure and makes<br />

adjustments to it, in light of economic conditions. Its<br />

policy is to ensure that the debt levels are manageable to<br />

the Company and that they are not increasing at a level<br />

that is in excess of the increases that occur within equity.<br />

During the planning process, the expected cash flows<br />

of the Company are evaluated and the debt to equity and<br />

debt to total capital ratios are evaluated in order to ensure<br />

that levels are improving year-over-year. Debt to total<br />

capital is a more appropriate measure for the Company<br />

due to its initial equity values of the subsidiaries from the<br />

combination in 2007. Management deems total capital to<br />

include all debt (including short term and long term) as<br />

well as the total of the equity of the Company, including<br />

non-controlling interests.<br />

The Company’s policy is to try to maintain this ratio below<br />

50%. The ratio is slightly above the policy level for the<br />

year-ended December 31, 2010 however, management is<br />

focused on cash management and intends to bring the<br />

ratio back into policy compliance.<br />

2010 2009<br />

Loans and borrowings 192,067 171,783<br />

Short term bank debt 45,022 32,013<br />

Trade and other payables 102,253 69,791<br />

Less cash and cash equivalents 89,311 117,016<br />

Net debt 250,031 156,571<br />

Net debt 250,031 156,571<br />

Total equity 233,965 228,423<br />

Total capital 483,996 384,994<br />

Debt to total capital ratio 0.52 0.41<br />

Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements 127

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