Financial Statements




23 SEPTEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3131

This is due to:

  • the removal of some business units which are outside these regulations from the “electricity-related” classification

  • the reclassification of a number of offsetting sundry income and expenditure accounts, with these now being stated gross instead of net.

  1. Fixed assets
1996 Line Business 1995 Line Business 1996 Electricity Related Businesses 1995 Electricity Related Businesses
$000’s $000’s $000’s $000’s
Cost/revalued 330,931 311,572 8,082 7,254
Less accumulated depreciation 20,019 9,877 2,710 1,735
Net book value as at 31 March 310,912 301,695 5,372 5,519
  1. Shareholders’ equity

The mandatory convertible notes have been assigned to the line business, as the line business assets were the primary assets acquired on corporatisation.

The revaluation reserve relates to a revaluation performed on line business assets, and so has been assigned to the line business.

Following these steps, ordinary shares, the share premium reserve and retained earnings have been allocated pro rata amongst the business units.



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