134 <strong>2009</strong> 12. Other financial fixed assets At 1 January 2008 I<strong>nv</strong>estments Consolidations and deconsolidations Loans granted Repayment of loans Exchange rate differences Other movements Of which current: At 31 December 2008 I<strong>nv</strong>estments Loans granted Repayment of loans Exchange rate differences Impairment Other movements Of which current: At 31 December 2008 Non-current receivables 114,851 - 258 14,161 (62,029) 5 (5,569) 61,677 (6,264) 55,413 - 34,529 (13,816) (1) (15,874) - 66,515 (5,415) 61,100 The fair value of non-current receivables at the end of <strong>2009</strong> amounts to €83 million (2008: €80 million). The effective interest rate is 4.4 percent (2008: 6.7 percent). The column Other predominantly consists of interests in (unlisted) associates over which the <strong>Group</strong> has no significant influence. The impairments recognised in <strong>2009</strong> relate to loans (€37.8 million) which the <strong>Group</strong> granted (through subsidiary AM) to entities operating on the property market. The repayment of loans for 2008 includes an amount of €35 million, at book value, which relates to the purchase of the remaining financing preference shares by Van Oord. Other 4,909 8 - - - 1 246 5,164 - 5,164 701 - - - - (805) 5,060 - 5,060 Total 119,760 8 258 14,161 (62,029) 6 (5,323) 66,841 (6,264) 60,577 701 34,529 (13,816) (1) (15,874) (805) 71,575 (5,415) 66,160
13. I<strong>nv</strong>entories Land and building rights Property development Raw materials and consumables Finished products Within the ordinary course of business, the duration of land and building rights is generally non-current (longer than one year). The majority of the property development i<strong>nv</strong>estments are current in nature (less than one year). In view of the poor market conditions and expectations and a structural recovery failing to appear in the short term, the <strong>Group</strong> conducted analyses in <strong>2009</strong> with regard to property positions in the Netherlands. These analyses focused on positions with the highest risk, predominantly relating to land, land development and commercial property. Based on the analyses, the <strong>Group</strong> reached the conclusion that the expected (future) realisable values of several positions had to be structurally adjusted downwards. This resulted in an impairment in <strong>2009</strong> amounting to €70 million. In <strong>2009</strong>, €51 million (2008: €53 million) of other i<strong>nv</strong>entories is recognised in the income statement. Other i<strong>nv</strong>entories were not impaired in the year under review. Other i<strong>nv</strong>entories are predominantly current. 14. Trade receivables and other receivables Trade receivables Less: impairment of receivables Trade receivables-net Amounts due from customers Amounts due from associates Retentions Prepayments and accrued income PPP receivables Other receivables <strong>2009</strong> 1,145,260 (62,332) 1,082,928 457,695 36,030 127,100 69,212 8,332 329,052 2,110,349 2008 1,294,575 (71,332) 1,223,243 489,982 29,686 101,241 58,824 7,682 348,219 2,258,877 The fair value of trade receivables and other receivables is almost equal to their nominal value, due to the current nature of the receivables. Normally, these receivables will be paid within the normal course of business (less than one year), except for approximately €9 million (2008: €24 million). The fair value of this non-current part is approximately €8 million (2008: €23 million) and has been calculated using an interest rate of 2.6 percent (2008: 3.1 percent). There is no significant concentration of credit risk with regard to trade receivables, as the <strong>Group</strong> has a large number of national and international customers. Some of the receivables are also secured via retention of ownership rights with regard to the particular projects. <strong>2009</strong> 813,834 900,500 18,980 4,131 1,737,445 2008 872,432 912,956 18,702 4,530 1,808,620 135 <strong>2009</strong>
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