✨ Financial Statements Notes
3806 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 146
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Eastland Network Limited
Notes to the financial statements (continued)
For the year ended 31 March 2000
15. Bank Loans
Total bank borrowings of $6,400,000 are in two parts,
$3,200,000 on a 5 year term loan due for repayment on 28 July 2004. Interest on this loan is fixed for 2 year period expiring 28 July 2001. The current interest rate is 6.56%.
$3,200,000 Multi option current loan (MOCL) for an initial term of 364 days expiring 26 July 2000. This facility is renewable at the Bank’s option. Interest rates are reviewed at 90 or 180 day periods. Current interest rate is 6.87%. The interest rate on this facility is hedged within the range 5.0% to 7.55% until 28 July 2001.
The bank borrowings are not secured.
16. Finance Lease
The finance lease is secured over the office telephone equipment.
17. Subordinated Debt
In accordance with the Establishment Plan creating Eastland Network Limited (formerly Eastland Energy Limited) as an energy company under the Energy Companies Act 1992, Eastland Energy Community Trust provided the Company with loan finance of $10,000,000. This debt is subordinate to all other liabilities of the Company, and is interest free.
It is likely that this Debt will be replaced with loan finance on commercial terms during the next financial year.
18. Contingent Liabilities
At 31 March 2000, The Company has a contingent liability of $137,300 (1999: $141,049) in respect of Subdivision Developers’ Rebates on sections that are reticulated but undeveloped. The individual liabilities will be brought to charge as each section is developed and line charges become payable.
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