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2016 RASV Annual Report

The Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria (RASV) promotes and celebrates agriculture through events which connect industry with consumers and ultimately aims to improve the quality and increase demand for Victorian agricultural produce.

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8. INVESTMENT IN JOINT VENTURE (cont.)<br />

Notes <strong>2016</strong> 2015<br />

$ $<br />

Current Assets<br />

Cash 1,196,203 689,929<br />

Trade and Other Receivables (a) 12,666,088 9,649,786<br />

Total Current Assets 13,862,291 10,339,715<br />

Non Current Assets<br />

Land - fair value (c) 100,000,000 100,000,000<br />

Buildings and Structures – net carrying amount 79,888,136 82,516,082<br />

Trade and Other Receivables (a) 31,588,833 42,862,878<br />

Total Non Current Assets 211,476,969 225,378,960<br />

Total Assets 225,339,260 235,718,675<br />

Current Liabilities<br />

Trade and Other Payables 3,473,932 3,340,546<br />

Income in Advance 110,000 110,000<br />

Interest Bearing Liabilities (b) 2,611,144 2,366,482<br />

Total Current Liabilities 6,195,076 5,817,028<br />

Non Current Liabilities<br />

Income in Advance 4,651,935 4,761,935<br />

Interest Bearing Liabilities (b) 87,052,697 89,663,841<br />

Total Non Current Liabilities 91,704,632 94,425,776<br />

Total Liabilities 97,899,708 100,242,804<br />

Net Assets of Joint Venture 127,439,552 135,475,871<br />

Proportion of the Company’s ownership interest in the Joint Venture 50 50<br />

Carrying amount of the Company’s interest in the Joint Venture 63,719,776 67,737,936<br />

(a) Trade and other receivables includes the unreceived balance of the $100.7 million funding commitment from the State of Victoria,<br />

discounted back to present value.<br />

(b) The interest bearing liabilities represents the finance lease relating to the Showgrounds buildings development with a lease term of 25 years.<br />

(c) In February <strong>2016</strong>, by directive from the Department of Treasury and Finance, the Royal Melbourne Showgrounds Land asset was<br />

re-valued by the Valuer-General Victoria. The property comprises three separate titles and each title was valued using the highest<br />

and best economic use of the land resulting in a valuation of $178,180,000, an increase in value of $78,180,000. The option of highest<br />

and best use for development of the land is not considered by the Company to reflect the true value of the land and the Valuer-<br />

General Victoria has been requested to prepare a valuation based on development which would be complementary to activities on<br />

the Showgrounds site. The Company has undertaken to defer the recognition of the land revaluation in the financial statements until<br />

the valuation based on complementary use is received from the Valuer-General Victoria.<br />

<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2016</strong> 59

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