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86 Solvay Global Annual Report 2008 (23) Goodwill EUR Million Total Gross carrying amount At 31 December 2006 1 214 Arising on acquisitions 32 Change in consolidation scope 0 Impairments -26 Currency translation differences -10 Other 0 At 31 December 2007 1 210 Arising on acquisitions 483 Change in consolidation scope -10 Impairments 0 Currency translation differences -10 Transfer to assets held for sale -4 Other -3 At 31 December 2008 1 667 In 2008, the increase in goodwill comes from: – the recognition of an earn-out and milestones payable to the former Fournier shareholders (EUR 200 million), – the acquisition of Innogenetics (EUR 212 million), – the acquisition of Alexandria Sodium Carbonate Co (EUR 66 million). The goodwill impairment tests did not lead to any impairment losses being recognized in 2008. For these tests, the Group prepares cash-fl ow forecasts based on the most recent fi nancial projections approved by executive management for the next fi ve years. For the following years, the extrapolation of the cash fl ows is based on a growth rate which does not exceed the average long-term growth rate of the markets in question. The forecasted cash fl ows for each of the cash-generating units concerned have been discounted to net present value at specifi c rates, based on external references and measuring the risks inherent to the specifi c sector and geographic location of the cash-generating units. These discount rates range between 8.3 % and 9.3 %, to which country risk premiums can in some cases be added (up to 6 %). The essential part of the goodwill comes from the Fournier acquisition (EUR 1 221 million) and from the Innogenetics acquisition (EUR 212 million). To the extent that this goodwill represents in each country synergies which will benefi t all Pharmaceuticals Sector products, goodwill cannot be allocated by product, but only by region. As a result, the cashgenerating units used for the annual impairment tests on this particular goodwill item are based on the regions.
(24) Tangible assets (including fi nance leases) EUR Million Land & Buildings Fixtures & Equipment Other tangible assets Properties under construction Gross carrying amount At 31 December 2006 2 117 7 455 97 545 10 214 Capital expenditures 43 259 3 317 623 Disposals and closures -31 -250 -3 0 -284 Changes in consolidation scope 7 13 0 1 21 Currency translation differences -34 -126 -4 -11 -174 Other 1 240 1 -285 -43 At 31 December 2007 2 104 7 591 95 567 10 358 Capital expenditures 27 193 4 446 670 Disposals and closures -28 -117 -8 -2 -154 Changes in consolidation scope 47 408 31 7 493 Currency translation differences -14 -115 0 -14 -144 Transfer to assets held for sale -35 -75 0 -3 -113 Other 22 382 -11 -372 20 At 31 December 2008 Accumulated depreciation 2 123 8 266 111 630 11 130 At 31 December 2006 -1 122 -5 154 -69 0 -6 345 Depreciation -57 -348 -6 0 -411 Impairments -21 -57 0 0 -78 Reversal of impairments 1 5 0 0 6 Disposals and closures 27 214 3 0 244 Changes in consolidation scope -2 -6 0 0 -8 Currency translation differences 13 67 3 0 83 Other 31 5 0 0 36 At 31 December 2007 -1 129 -5 274 -70 0 -6 472 Depreciation -54 -339 -4 -1 -398 Impairments -5 -23 -1 0 -29 Reversal of impairments 10 62 0 0 72 Disposals and closures 19 108 7 0 134 Changes in consolidation scope -33 -296 -17 0 -346 Currency translation differences 3 73 1 0 77 Transfer to assets held for sale 21 52 0 0 73 Other 14 -48 12 0 -22 At 31 December 2008 Net carrying amount -1 153 -5 685 -73 -1 -6 912 At 31 December 2006 995 2 301 28 545 3 869 At 31 December 2007 975 2 318 25 567 3 885 At 31 December 2008 970 2 581 37 629 4 218 Total Financial 87 Solvay Global Annual Report 2008 Financial
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