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2010Annual Report - Schneider Electric CZ, s.r.o.

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6 COMPANY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS<br />

NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS<br />

232<br />

further 2,151,390 shares were issued as part of the EUR17 million<br />

employee share issue while 2,709,882 stock options were exercised<br />

for EUR22 million.<br />

Own shares<br />

In 2010, <strong>Schneider</strong> <strong>Electric</strong> SA transferred to employees 33,074 own<br />

shares, acquired at a cost of EUR2 million. The total number of own<br />

shares held at the reporting date stood at 4,582,476, representing<br />

a total of EUR266 million.<br />

7.2 - Additional paid-in capital<br />

Additional paid-in capital rose by EUR561 million over the fi nancial<br />

year, including EUR295 million from the 2009 stock dividend,<br />

EUR127 million from the employee share issue and EUR139 million<br />

from the exercise of stock options.<br />

7.3 - Retained earnings<br />

Note 8 Provisions for contingencies and pension accruals<br />

Pursuant to the third resolution of the Annual and Extraordinary<br />

Shareholders’ Meeting of April 23, 2010, EUR12 million of the<br />

EUR476 million in 2009 distributable earnings was allocated to the<br />

legal reserve. EUR529 million was paid out in dividends (including<br />

EUR66 million deducted from retained earnings), EUR199 million of<br />

which was in cash.<br />

Dec. 31, 2009 Increases Decreases Dec. 31, 2010<br />

Provisions for contingencies<br />

Disputes 929 - (914) 15<br />

Other 30 - - 30<br />

Provisions for pension accruals<br />

959 - (914) 45<br />

Pension accruals 31,779 1,900 (1,975) 31,704<br />

8.1 - Contingencies<br />

Management is confi dent that overall the balance sheet provisions<br />

for disputes of which it is currently aware and in which the Company<br />

is involved should be suffi cient to ensure that these disputes do<br />

not have a material impact on its fi nancial position or income. This<br />

is particularly true of the provisions set aside to cover the potential<br />

consequences of a current dispute in Belgium involving former senior<br />

executives and managers of the Company.<br />

In February 2010, the Company reversed a EUR1 million contingency<br />

provision funded in 2002 with respect to a non-trading real-estate<br />

company.<br />

2010 REGISTRATION DOCUMENT SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC<br />

32,738 1,900 (2,889) 31,749<br />

8.2 - Pension accruals<br />

The Company has various obligations towards its current and retired<br />

senior executives and managers. Following an actuarial valuation<br />

carried out in 2010, the provision for these obligations was increased<br />

to EUR32 million.<br />

The Company applied the corridor method to the actuarial gains<br />

and losses arising from this valuation (see “accounting principles”).<br />

At December 31, 2010, cumulative actuarial gains and losses totaled<br />

EUR5 million. From 2010, a total of EUR1.3 million, exceeding 10%<br />

of the obligation, is being amortised over 10 years.

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