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RAK

Ceramics

(Bangladesh)

Limited

Report

and

consolidated

financial

statements

as at

and

for the

year

ended

31

December

2013


2/43

r-

Rahman

Rahman

Huq

Chartered

Accountants

9 Mohakhali

C/A

(1

1th

& 12th

Floors)

Dhaka

1212

Bangladesh

Telephone

+880

(2)

988

6450-2

Fax

+880

(2)

988 6449

Email

[email protected]

lnternet

www.

kpmg.com/bd

Independent

Auditorrs Report

to the

Shareholders of

RAK Ceramics

(Bangladesh)

Limited

Report

on the

Financial

Statements

We

have audited

the

accompanying

consolidated

financial

statements of RAK Ceramics

(Bangladesh)

Limited

and

its

subsidiaries,

which

comprise the

statement of

financial

position

as at 3l December 2013,

and the statement

of

comprehensive income,

statement of changes in

equrty

and

statement

of

cash

flows

for

the

year

then

ended,

and

a

sunmary

of

significant accounting'policies and other

explanatory

information.

Management's

Responsibility

for

the

Consolidated

Financial

Syatemcnts

Management

is

responsible

for

the

preparation

of these consolidated

financial statements

that

give

a

true

and

fair view

in

accordance

with

Bangladesh Financial

Rbporting

Standards, and for

such

internal

control

as management

determines

is

necessary

to enable

the

preparation

of

financial

statements

that

are free

from

material misstatement,

whether

due to

fiaud

or error.

Auditor's

Resp

o nsibility

Our responsibility

is

to

express

an opinion

on these

consolidated

financial

statements

based

on our audit.

We conducted

our audit

in

accordance

with

Bangladesh

Standards on

Auditing.

Those

standards require

that we

comply

with

ethical

requirements

and

plan

and

perform

the audit

to

obtain reasonable

assurance

about whether the

consolidated

financial

statements

are free

from material

misstatement.

An audit

involves

performing

procedures

to

obtain audit

evidence

about the

amounts and disclosures

in

the

consolidated

financial

statements.

The

procedures

selected depend

on the

auditor's

judgment,

including

the assessment

of

the

risks of

material misstatement

of

the

consolidated

financial

statements,

whether

due

to

fraud

or error.

ln

making

those

risk

assessments,

we consider

intemal control

relevant

to

the

entity's

preparation

of consolidated

financial

statements

that

give

a true

and

fair view

in

order

to

design audit

procedures

that

are

appropriate

in

the

circumstances,

but not

for

the

purpose

ofexpressing

an

opinion

on the

effectiveness

of

the

entity's

internal

conffol.

An

audit

also

includes

evaluating

the

appropriateness

of

accounting

policies

used and the

reasonableness

6f

accounting estimates

made

by

management,

as

well

as evaluating

the

overall

presentation

of the

consolidated financial

statements.

We believe

that the

audit evidence

we have obtained

is

suffrcient

and appropriate

to

provide

a

basis

for

our

audit opinion.

Rahman Rahman

Huq.

a

partnership

firm re$stered

in

Bangladesh

and a member firm

of the KPMG network

of

independent

member firms

affiliated with KPMG'lnternational

cooperative

('KPMG

lnternational"),

a

Swiss

entity-

Chittagong office address

:

102 Agrabad

C/A

(3rd

FlooQ.

Chittagong, Banglddesh

Tel

+880

(31)

710704,710996

Fax

+880

(31)

2520795

E-mail [email protected]

lnternet

wwwkpmg.com/bd


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Rahman

Rahman

Huq

Chartered

Accountants

Opinian

In

our

opinion,

the consolidated

financial

statements

give

a true and

fair view of

the

financial

position

of

RAK

Ceramics

@angladesh)

Limited

and

its

subsidiaries as at

31

December

2013 and

of

its financial

performance

and

its

cash

flows for

the

year

then

ended

in

accordance with

Bangladesh Financial

Reporting Standards.

Report on Other

Legal

and Regulatory Requirements

In

accordance

with

the Companies

Act

1994

andsecurities and Exchange

Rules

1987, we also report the

following:

a)

we

have obtained

all

the information and explanation

which to the

best

of

our knowledge and

belief

were necessary for the

purpose

of

our audit and made

due

verification

thereof;

b)

in

our opinion,

proper

books

of

account as required

by

law

have been kept by

the Company so

far

as

it

appeared

from

our examination of these

books;

c)

the statement

of financial

position

and statement

of

comprehensive income

dealt

with

by the

report

are in agreement

with

the books of account; and

d)

the expenditure incurred

was for the

purposes

of

the

Company's business.

Dhaka,3

February z}ru

KR//


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Assets

Property, plant

and

equipment

Equity- accounted inve stees

Intangible

assets

Capital work

in

progress

Investment in shares

of

listed

companies

Loan to

associate

Total non-current assets

Inventories

Trade and other receivables

Loan to

associate

Advances, deposits

and

prepayments

Advance

income

tax

Cash and cash

equivalents

Total

current assets

Total

assets

Equitv

Share

capital

Share

premium

Retained

earnings

Equity

attributable

to equity

holders

of

the

Company

Non-controlling

interests

Total

equity

Liabilities

Borrowings

Deferred

tax

liability

Total non-current

liabilities

Employees

benefit

payable

Borowings

Trade

and other

payables

Accrued

expenses

Provision

for royalty

and technical

know-how

fee

Provision

for

income

tax

Total

current

liabilities

Total

equity and liabilities

RAK

Ceramics

(Bangladesh)

Limited

Consolidated

Statement

of

Financial Position

as

at 31 December

2Al3

Note

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

l2

13

t4

15

2,734,360,116

87

,010,905

106,059,779

3 5,09 1,397

59,597,3

89

3,022,1 19,596

1,990,139,724

560,989,3

g6

35,646,796

231,31,6,170

,

1,656,003

,346

1,493,885,366

5,967

,939,799

4,948,091,940

8,990,0 59,37

4

8,290,041,291

3,A62,279,290

1,473,647,979

1,280,0

45,6A7

2012

Takq

3,000,994,834

99,935,330

1,12,670,334

30,955,703

2,189,065

95,204,185

3,341,949,451,

1,777

,888,718

629,958,652

4,795,815

243,259,995

1

,3

03,9

ga

,7

55

988,298,905

2,7 83,889,3

50

1,473,647,979

1,293,599,640

21,856,218

389,152,953

231,631,259

172,927,231

219,094,868

2AB

Taka

l6

5,8

1 5,97 I

,97

6

5,55

1,136,969

26,333,926

108.82 4^662

5,842,345,702

5,659,961,631

18,483

,567

94,326,905

18,567,275

l2I,162,3gg

112,810,472

139,729,663

19

t7

l8

19

20

2t

22

23

30,621,932

463,219,346

278,661,729

195,95

9,690

225,676,743

The

notes

on

pages

7

to

42 are an

integral

part

of,

efin

ial

tatements.

Managing

Director

Dhaka,3 February

zUru

1,840,8A4,97

|

1,455,687,469

3,034,943,20A

2,490,349,997

8,990,0

59,374

8,290,A41,291

Company

Secretary

As

per

our report

of

same date.

tu%

Auditor

Rahman

Rahman

Hq

ChatcrcdAccor,lrt

nts

RR//


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RAK

Ceramics

@angladesh)

Limited

Consolidated

Statement of

Comprehensive

Income

for

the

year

ended

31

December 2013

Note

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

5

20t3

Taka

5,L69,225,208

(3,A73,003

,259)

2912

Taka

4,908,171,279

(2,964,666,370)

Sales

Cost of sales

Gross

profit

Other income

Administrative

expenses

Marketing

and

selling

expenses

Profit

from

operating

activities

Finance income

Finance expenses

Net

finance income

Share of

profiV(loss)

of equitS/-accounted

investees

Profit

before

contribution

to

Workers' Profit Participation

and Welfare

Fund

Contribution to Workers'

Profit

Participation

and

Welfare Fund

Profit

before

income

tax

Income

tan

expense:

Current

tax

Deferred

tax

Profit for

the

year

Profit

attributable

to:

Equity holders

of

the

Company

Non-controlling interests

Profit

after

tax

for

the

year

Basic earnings

per

share (par

value

Tk

10)

1,006,933,309

914,453,214

,

(59,111,329)

(57,500,590)

947,821,990

856,952,624

2,096,221,950

14,194,876

(284,905,923)

854,919,221

,

(1,,125,629,268)

970,592,682

134,752,662

44,737,610

86,015,052

(49,674,425)

1,943,504,909

9,570,670

(297,250,162)

73A,822,714

(l,gl8,{02,206)

925,002,703

1a2,831

,687

40,361,152

62,470,535

Q3,02A,024)

31

l7

35

(385,132,085)

26,835,493

(358,296,602)

589,525378

682,419,310

(92,992,93?)

589,5?5,379

2.23

(370,221,049)

13.479.410

(356,7

41,639)

500,210,985

608,123,157

(107,912,172)

540,210,985

1.99

The

notes

on

pages

7

to 42 are

an integral

part

of

these

fina.

ial

statements.

;\

Managing

Director

Company

Secretary

As

per

our report

of szrme date.

RR//

Auditor

Rahman

Rahman

Huq

ChartereiAccountants

Dhaka,

3

February

2014


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RAK

Ceramics

(Bangladesh)

Limited

Consolidated

Statement

of

Cash Flows

for the

year

ended

31

December

2013

Cash flows

from

operating activities

Cash

receipts

from

customers

Cash

payments

to

suppliers and employees

Cash

generated

from


Interest

received from

bank deposit

Income tax

paid

Net cash

from


Cash

flows from investing

activities

Acquisition

of

property, plant

and

equipment

Sale of

propeff, plant

and

equipment

Loan

to

associates

lnvestment in associate

companies

Interest

received from

FDR

Intangible assets

Adjustments related

to non-controlling

interests

Dividend

received

Net cosh used

in

investing activities

Cash

flows from

financing

activities

Finance

charges

Repayment

of term loan

Repayment

of short

term loan

Dividend

paid

Unclaimed share application

refund

Net

cash used in

finoncing

activities

Net increase/(decrease) in

cash

and cash

equivalents

Cash and

cash equivalents

as at I January

Cash and

cash

equivalents

at 31 December

Closing

cash

& cash equivalents

have

been arrived

at as follows:

Cash

&

cash

equivalents

as at

3

I December

(Note

15)

Bank

overdraft

(Note

19)

(5,143

,696)

(697,494,247)

2013

Taka

5,259,506,963

(4,A14,7

55,159)

1,244,751,894,,

3,710,941

(352,112,591)

(110,273,A48)

3,774,848

4,795,815

(36,750,000)

L23,1 12,886

(2,951,177)

12,752,500

394,520

(44,737,610)

(83,709)

25,324,646

(414,001,075)

-

(963,9:6)

(434,361,744)

456,844,714

872,372,984

1,493,995,366

(164,667,669)

1,329,217,698

896,350,154 664,666,382

2012

Iaka

4,790,662,464

_

(3,776,?81?817)

.1,014,389-,647

6,174,052

(355,888,3

17)

(638,513,274)

4,119,365

(89,073,637)

(90,000,000)

92,259,780

(9,544,681)

42,870,000

398,200

(40,361,154)

(14,364,639)

4,123,163

(371,732,823)

(93

1,205).

(423,266,659)

(446,084,523)

1,3 18,457,547

988,298,905

(115,925,921)

872,372,984

1,329,217,699

872,372,984

The

notes onpages 7

to 42

are an integral

part

of thesefinancial

statements.


8/43

1.

RAK

Ceramics

(Bangladesh)

Limited

Notes

to

the Consolidated

Financial

Statements

as

at and

for

the

year

ended 31

December

2013

Reporting entity

RAK

Ceramics

(Bangladesh)

Limited

(the

Company), forrnerly

RAK

Ceramics

@angladesh)

Pvt.

Limited,

a UAE-Bangladesh

joint

venture

company,

was incorporated

in

Bangladesh

on

26 November

1998 as a

private

company limited by shares under the

Companies Act 1994.

The Company was

later converted

from

a

private

limited into

a

public

limited

on

10 June

2008 afrer observance

of

required formalities as

per

laws.

The name of the Company

was thereafter changed to

RAK

Ceramics

(Bangladesh)

Ltd. as

per

certificate

issued

by

the Registar

of

Joint Stock

Companies

dated 11

February 2009. The address

of the

Company's

registered

office is RAK

Tower,

Plot

#

1/A, Jasimuddin Avenue, Sector

#

3,

Uttara" Dhaka

1230.

The

company

got

listed

with

Dhaka

Stock Exchange

(DSE)

and

Chittagong Stock

Exchange

(CSE)

on

13 June

2010.

:

The Company is

engaged

in manufacturing and marketing of ceramics

tiles, bathroom sets

and all types

of

sanitary

ware. It has started its

commercial

production

on

12

November

2000.

The commercial

production

of

its

new

sanitary wme

plant

expansion

unit

of ceramics facilities, tiles

and sanitary

plant

was started on

l0

January

2004,LJuly

2004 and

I

September

2007 respectively.

Description of

subsidiaries

RAK

Pharmaceuticals Pvt.

Ltd.

RAK

Phannaceuticals

Pvt.

Ltd.

was

incorporated in

Bangladesh under the Companies

Act

1994

on

29 June

2005

as

a

private

company limited

by

shares with

an authorised capital of

BDT

500

million

divided

into 5

million

ordinary

shares of

Taka

100

each. Authorised capital of the Company has been increased

from

Taka 500

million

to 1,500

million

divided

into

150

million

ordinary

shares

of

Taka 10

each

in

the

year

201l.

The Company has

gone

into operation from 15

July 2009. The

paid

up capital

stands at Taka 468.54

million as

at 31 December 2013.

The registered office of

the

Company is at

RAK

Tower

(10

floor), Plot

No.:

1/A, Jasimuddin

Avenue, Sector No.:

3,Utlarq

Dhaka-1230.

The factory is located at

Vill.:

Faridpur,

P.S.: Sreepur,

Dist.:

Gazipur.

The

Company owns

and operates

modem

pharmaceutical

facility

which

produces

and sells

pharmaceutical

drugs

and medicines including

biological

and

non-biological drugs. 55%

shares of

RAK

Pharmaceuticals Pvt.

Ltd's

is held

by RAK Ceramics

@angladesh)

Limited.

RAK

Power Pvt.

Ltd.

RAK

Power

Pw.

Ltd. has been

incorporated

in

Bangladesh

under the

Companies

Act

1994

on

30 June

2005

as a

private

company limited

by shares with an authorized

capital of

Taka 1,000,000,000

divided

into

10,000,000

ordinary shares

of

Taka 100 each. The

paid

up capital stands at Taka 205,000,000 as at 3l

December

2013. The

Company has

gone

into

operation

from

I

May

2009. The registered

office of

the

Company is

at

House

#

5,

Road

# 1/A

Sector

# 4,

Uttua, Dhaka-

1230.

The

Power

Plant is located

at

Village

: Dhanua, P.S:

Sreepur, Distict: Gazipur. 57%

shares of

RAK

Power Pvt. Ltd. is held by

RAK

Ceramics

@angladesh)

Limited.

1.1


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2.

Classic

Porcelain

Pvt.

Limited

Classic

Porcelain

Pvt. Limited

was incorporated

in

Bangladesh

under the

Companies

Act

1994

on

19

August 2008

as a

private

company limited

by

shares

with

an authorised

capital

of

Taka 1,000,000,000

divided into 10,000,000 ordinary

shares

of

Taka

100 each. The

paid

up

capital of the Company

is

Taka

10,000,000.

The main

objects

of

the

Company

is

to

produce,

manufacture,

sell

and

export

of

100%o export

oriented

all

types

of

porcelain/ceramic-made,

table ware

such

as bone

china, porcelain

white

ware,

crockery,

pottery,

hand

painted

wares, mugs, cup

and

saucer,

plates

etc.

5l%

shares of

RAK Porcelain

Pvt.

Limited was

held by RAK Ceramics

(Bangladesh)

Limited at the

beginning

of

the

year

which,was

fully

sold

offas

at 30 October

2013.

RAKFood

&

Beverage

Pvt

Ltd.

RAK

Food

& Beverage P\4.

Ltd.

was incorporated

in

Bangladesh under the Companies

Act

1994

on

19

August

2008

as

a

private

company

limited by

shares

with

an

authorised capital of

Taka

200,000,000

divided

into

2,000,000

ordinary shares of

Taka 100

each. The

paid

up

capital of

the Company

is

Taka

2,000,000.

The main objects

of

the

Company

is

to

carry on the

business and

to

act

for business on Joint

Venture

basis

to manufacture, produce, sell, import

and

export

ofall

types

offoods,

food products, boffled

drinking water

and beverages items in Bangladesh

and abroad.

5l%o shares of

RAK

Food

&

Beverage Pvt.

Ltd.

was held

by

RAK

Ceramics

@angladesh)

Limited at the beginning of the

year

which was

fully

sold

offas

at 30 October 2013.

Basis

of

preparation

Statement of compliance

These financial

statements

have

been

prepared

in

accordance with

Bangladesh

Financial

Reporting

Standards

(BFRSs),

the

Companies Act 1994 and the

Securities and Exchange Rules 1987.

The

title

and format

of

these financial

statements

follow

the

requireme,nts

of

BFRS

which

are

to

some

extent

different from the

requirement

of the Companies

Act 1994. However, such differences are not

material and in

the view

of management BFRS

titles

and format

give

better

presentation

to the

shareholders.

Authorisation for

issue

These financial

statements have been authorised

for issue

by the

Board

of

Directors

of the Company on 3

February 2014.

Basis

of measurement

These financial

statements have

been

prepared

on historical

cost basis except

for

inventories which

are

measured

at

lower

of cost

and net realisable value.

Functional

and

presentational

currency

These


are

presented

in

Bangladesh

Taka

(Taka/TldBDT),

which

is

the fimctional

crurency and

presentation

culrency

ofthe

Company.

The figures

offinancial

statements have

been

rounded

offto

the nearest

Taka.

2.1

2.2

2.3


10/43

2.4

Note 4

Note 17

Note

18

Note

23

2.5

Reporting

period

2.6

Property,

plant

&

equipment

Deferred

tax

liability

Employees

benefit

payable

Provision

for

income

tax

Use

of

estimates and

judgements

The

preparation

of

these


in

conformity

with

BFRSs

requires management

to

make

judgements,

estimates and assumptions that affect the application

of

accounting

policies

and the reported

amounts of assets,

liabilities,

income and expenses. Actual results may differ

from

these

estimates.

Estimates

and

underlying assumptions are reviewed on

an

ongoing

basis. Revisions to

accounting estimates

are

recognised in the

period

in which the estimates

are

revised and

in any future

periods

affected.

ln

particular,

information

about significant areas of estimation uncertainty

and

critical

judgements

in

applying accounting

policies

that

have

the

most significant

efflect

on the

amount recognised

in

the

financial

statements

are stated

in

the

following

notes:

3.

Tlre financial

period

of

the Company covers one

year

from

I January

to

31 Decernber and

is followed

consistently.

Going concern

The

Company has adequate resources to continue

in operation for

foreseeable

future and

hence, the

financial

statements have been

prepared

on

going

concem

basis.

As

per

management assessmerit

there

are

no

material

uncertainties related

to events or conditions

which

may

cast

sigrificant

doubt upon the

Company's ability

to continue

as

a

going

concem.

Significant accounting

policies

The accounting

policies

set

out

below,

which comply with

IFRS, have been applied consistently

to all

periods presented

in

these consolidated financial statements,

and have

been

applied consistently by Group

entities.

Basis of consolidation

These


statements comprise

the consolidated financial

position

and

the

consolidated

results

of

operations

of the Company

and its subsidiaries

(collectively

referred to as

"the

Group") on a line

by line

basis

together

with

the Group's

share

in the net

assets of its equity- accounted investees.

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BFRS

l0 introduces

a

new control

model that focuses

on whether the

group

has

power

over

an investee,

exposure or rights to

variable returns from its involvement

with the investee and ability to use its

power

to

affect those returns. An investor

has

power

over

an

investee

when the investor has existing

rights

that

gives

it the

current

ability to

direct the relevant

activities that

significantly affect

the investee's returns. Power

arises from rights.

An

investor

is exposed,

or

has

rights, to variable retums from its involvement with the

investee when

the investor's returns

from

its

involvement

have

the

potential

to vary

as a

result

of

the

investee's performance.

An

investor

controls an

investee

if

the

investor

not only

has the

power

over

the

investee and

exposure

or

rights to variable returns from

its involvement with

the investee, but also has

the

ability

to use its

power

to affect

the investor's

retum

from its involvement

with the investee.

Subsidiaries

Subsidiaries are enterprises

contolled by

the

Group.

Confiol

exists

when

the

Group has the

power

to

govem

the financial

and operating

policies

of an entity so

as

to obtain benefits

from its

activities.

In

assessing

control,

potential

voting rights that

are

presently

exercisable are

taken

into account. The

results

of

operations

and

total assets and liabilities

of subsidiary companies are included in

the


statements on a line-by-line basis

and the interest

of

minority

shareholders,

if

any,

in

the results and

net

assets

of

subsidiaries

is

stated separately.

The

financial statements'of

subsidiaries

are included

in

the


statements of

the Group

from the date that control corrmences until the date that

control

ceases. Any

gains

or losses on increase/decrease

in

non-contolling

interest in subsidiaries

without

a

change in control, is recognised

as

a

component

ofequity.

Loss of

control

Upon

the

loss of

control,

the

Group

derecopises the

assets

and

liabilities

of

the

subsidiary, any non-

controlling

interest

and other components

of equity related

to the subsidiary. Any

surplus or deficit arising

on the loss of

control

is recopised

in

profit

or

loss.

If the

Group

retains any interest

in

the

previous

subsidiary, then

such interest is

measured at

fair

value

at

the

date

that

control is lost. Subsequently

it

is

accounted

for

as an

equity-accounted

investee

or

as

an

available-for-sale

financial

asset

depending

on the

level

of

influence

retained.

Investments

in

associates

Associates

are those

entities

in

which the

Group

has

sigrificant

influence, but not

contol,

over

the

financial

and

operating

policies.

Invesfrnents in

associates

are accounted for

using the

The cost of

the invesftnent

includes

transaction

costs.

The

consolidated

financial

statements

include

the

comprehensive

income of

equity

accounted

investees,

with those

of

the Group,

from

the date that

significant

influence ceases.

equrty method

and

are

recognised

initially

at

cost.

Group's share

of

the

profit

after adjustments to

align the

influence

corirmences

urtil

the

or

loss and

other

accounting

policies

date that

significant

When the Group's

share

of losses

exceeds its

interest

in

an

of

the

investment,

including

any long-term

interests

that

recognition of

further

losses is

discontinued

except to

the

made

payments

on behalf of the

investee.

equrty-accounted

investee,

the carrying

amount

form

part

thereof, is reduced

to

zero, and

the

extent that the

Group

has

an obligation or

has

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3.2

3.2.1

Transactions

eliminated

on

consolidation

Intra-group

balances

and transactions, and any

unrealised income and expenses

arising from

intra-group

transactions, are eliminated

in

preparing

the consolidated financial statements.

Umealised

gains

arising

from transactions

with

equity-accounted

investees are eliminated against the

invesfrnent to the

extent of the

Group's

interest

in

the investee. Unrealised losses are eliminated

in

the

same

way

as

unrealised

gains,

but

only to

the

extent that there

is

no

evidence

of

impairment.

Financial

instruments

A financial

instrument

is

any

contact

that

gives

rise

to a

financial

asset of one

entity and

a

financial

liability

or

equlty

instrument of another

entity.

Non-derivative

financial

assets

The

Group

initially

recognises

loans and

receivables

on the date

that they are originated.

All

other financial

assets are recogrised

initially

on the trade date, which is

the date

that the Group

becomes a

party

to

the

contractual

provisions

of the

instrument.

l

The Group

derecognises

a

financial

asset

when the

contactual

rights

to

the cash

flows

from

the asset

expire, or

it

tansfers ttre rights to receive the contractual cash flows

in

a

transaction in which substantially

all

the

risks

and

rewards of ownership

of

the

financial

asset are

fiansferred.

Any interest in

such

transferred

financial assets that is

created or

retained

by the Group is recogrrised as a separate

asset

or

liability.

The Group classifies non-derivative

financial

assets

into

the

following

categories: financial

assets

at

fair

value through

profit

or

loss, held-to-maturity financial

assets, loans and

receivables and

available

for-sale

financial assets.

Financial assets

at

fair

value

through

prolit

or

loss

A financial

asset

is classified

as at fair value

tlrough

profit

or loss

ifit is classified

as

held for trading or

is

desigrrated as

such on

initial

recogrrition. Financial

assets

are desigrrated as at

fair

value

through

profit

or

loss if

the

Group manages such investments

and makes

purchase

and sale decisions based on

their

fair

value in accordance

with the

Group's docwnented

risk

management

or

investnent

sfatery.

Attributable

ftansaction costs

are

recognissd in

profit

or loss

as

incurred.

Financial assets at

fair

value

through

profit

or

loss

are

measured

at

fair

value and changes therein,

which takes

into

account any dividend

income, are

recogrrised in the statement of comprehensive income.

Financial

assets

designated

as at

fair

value through

profit

or loss comprise equrty securities that

otherwise

would

have been

classified

as

available

for

sale.

Held-to-maturity linancial

assets

If

the Group has the

positive

intent and ability to hold

debt secwities to maturity, then such

financial

assets

are classified as held to maturip. Held+o-maturity

financial

assets are

recognised

initially

at

fair value

plus

any

directly attributable transaction

costs.

Subsequent

to

initial

recogrrition, held+o-maturity financial

assets axe measured

at amortised cost using the effective

interest method,

less

any impairment

losses.

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Available-for-sale

financial

assets

Available-for-sale

financial

assets are non-derivative

financial assets

that are

desigrrated as

available

for

sale

or

are

not

classified in any

of

the above categories of financial

assets. Available-for-sale

financial

assets are

recopised

initially

at fair value

plus

any

directly athibutable

transaction

costs.

Subsequent to

initial

recogrition, they

are measured at fair

value

and

changes

therein,

other

than

impairment

losses

and

foreigrr crurency differences on available-for-sale

debt

instruments,

are

recognised

in

other comprehensive

income

and

presented

by

the fair

value

reserve

in

equrty. When

an

investrnent

is

derecognised,

the

gain

or loss accumulated

in equity

is

reclassified to

profit

or

loss.

Available-for-sale

financial assets comprise

equity sectrities and

debt securities.

Loans

and receivables

Loans and receivables are financial assets

with

fixed

or

determinable

payments

that are

not

quoted

in

an

active

market.

Such

assets

are

recopised initially

at

fair

value

plus

any directly attributable

transaction

costs.

Subsequent

to initial

recognition,

loans and receivables are measured

at

amortised cost using

the

effective

interest method, less

any

impairment losses.

Non-derivative

financial

assets comprise

investnent in

associates,

loans

to

associates,

trade & other

.

receivables and cash

and

cash equivalents.

a)

Investment

in

associates

Investnent in

associates are

recognised

initially

at cost

plus

any

directly attributable ffansaction

costs.

Subsequent to

initial

recogr.ition, investrrent in

associates

are

measured

at

amortised

cost using the

effective interest method, less

any impairment

losses.

b)

Loans to

associates

d)

Loans

to

associates are recognised

initially at fair

value

plus

any

directly

attibutable

tansaction costs.

Subsequent to

initial recopition,

these

are measured

at amortised cost using the effective

interest metho4

less any

impairment

losses.

Trade

&

other

receivables

Trade & other receivables

are financial assets

with

fixed

or determinable

payments

that

are

not

quoted

in

an active market.

Such assets are recopised

initially

at fair

value

plus

any

directly

attributable

transaction

costs. Subsequent

to

initial recop.ition

trade & other receivables

are

measured at

amortised

cost using the

effective interest method,

less

any bad debts

provision.

Cash

and

cash equivalents

Cash and cash equivalents comprise

cash

in

han{ cash

at

bank

including short notice deposits and fixed

deposits having maturity

of three months or less that are

subject

to

an

insipificant

risk of changes in their

fair

value, and are used by

the Group

in

the

management

of its short-term commitnents.

c)

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3.2.2

Non-derivativefinancialliabilities

Financial

liabilities

are

recogr.ised

initially

on the

trade

date at which

the

Group

becomes a

party

to the

contractual

provisions

of the instrument.

The

Group derecognises

a

financial

liability

when its

contractual

obligations

are dischmged, cancelled or

expired.

Non-derivative

financial

liabilities

comprise

fiade &

other

payables,

and interest

beming borrowings.

Trade

&

other

payables

Trade

&

other

payables

are recognised

initially

at fair value

less any directly athibutable

transaction

oosts.

Subsequent to initial

recogrr.ition,

trade

&

other

payables

are measured

at amortised cost

using the effective

interest method.

Borrowings

a)

b)

3.3

3.4

Interest-bearing

borrowings

include

short term

bank

loan.

Interest-bearing

borrowings

are recognised

initially

at

fair

value

less

any directly

atfiibutable

transaction

costs.

Subsequent

to

initial

recogrition,

interest-bearing

borrowings

are

stated at

amortised cost

using the

effective interest

method.

Share capital

Ordinary

shares

are

classified

as

equrty. Incremental

costs

directly

attributable

to

the issue of

ordinary

shares

are

recognised

as a deduction

from equity,

net

of any ta:

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