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6.1<br />

Financial report<br />

Consolidated financial statements<br />

<strong>Etex</strong> Annual Report 2017<br />

Financial report<br />

Consolidated financial statements<br />

Note 30 – Discontinued operations<br />

In July 2016 <strong>Etex</strong> reached an agreement with the Mexican company Grupo Lamosa on the disposal of the Ceramica San Lorenzo<br />

entities.<br />

Below income statement of the discontinued operations gives a detail of the line ‘net income from discontinued operations’ as<br />

presented in the income statement of <strong>Etex</strong> group per 31 December 2017 and 31 December 2016.<br />

in thousands of EUR 2016 2017<br />

Revenue 146,209 -<br />

Cost of sales -120,001 -<br />

Gross profit 26,208 -<br />

Distribution expenses -10,532 -<br />

Administrative and general expenses -7,773 -<br />

Other operating charges -1,043 -<br />

Other operating income 1,164 -<br />

Operating income before non recurring items 8,024 -<br />

Other on recurring items 52,929 -<br />

Operating income (EBIT) 60,953 -<br />

Interest income 58 -<br />

Interest expenses -6,274 -<br />

Other financial income 489 -<br />

Other financial expense -516 -<br />

Profit before income tax 54,709 -<br />

Income tax expense -13,848 -<br />

Profit for the year from discontinued operations 40,861 -<br />

The ‘net income from discontinued operations’ per 31 December 2016 includes the results of the Ceramics divisions until disposals (pre-tax<br />

result of €-332 thousand), the results realized upon closing of the transaction (pre-tax result of €55.041 thousand), the tax impact on the<br />

disposal deal (€-8.995 thousand) and the tax impact on the Ceramics operations until disposal (€-4.853 thousand).<br />

The net cash flow attributable to the operations, investing and financing of the discontinued operations in the cash flow statement of the<br />

group includes the cash flow until disposal, and is presented in more detail below.<br />

In thousands of EUR Notes 2016 2017<br />

Operating income (EBIT) 60,953 -<br />

Depreciation, amortisation and impairment losses 5,549 -<br />

Losses (gains) on sale of intangible assets and property, plant and equipment -36 -<br />

Losses (gains) on sale of businesses -55,041 -<br />

Income tax paid -6,969 -<br />

Changes in working capital, provisions and employee benefits -26,457 -<br />

Changes in other non-current assets/liabilities -88 -<br />

Discontinued operations: cash flow from operating activities -22,090 -<br />

Proceeds from sale of intangible assets and property, plant and equipment 48 -<br />

Disposal of business 173,755 -<br />

Capital expenditure -626 -<br />

Interest and dividend received 51 -<br />

Discontinued operations: cash flow from investing activities 173,228 -<br />

Capital increase / (decrease) 11,423 -<br />

Proceeds (repayment) of borrowings -43,010 -<br />

Interest paid -7,549 -<br />

Discontinued operations: cash flow from financing activities -39,135 -<br />

Discontinued operations: Net increase (decrease) in cash and cash equivalents 112,002 -<br />

Note 31 – Subsequent events<br />

On 28 March <strong>2018</strong>, the Group entered into an asset-backed contribution scheme ("ABC") with regards to the Eternit & Marley UK pension<br />

funds (the “Plans”) for an aggregate amount of GBP 82 million. The backed contribution will be recognised as a commitment in the <strong>Etex</strong><br />

consolidated financial statement since it cannot be recognised as part of the Plans’ asset plan in accordance with IAS 19, whereas the<br />

contributions will be done progressively over the coming years.<br />

<strong>Etex</strong> Annual Report 2017 p. 67<br />

<strong>Etex</strong> Annual Report 2017 p. 68<br />

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