New Zealand Gazette – 2006 – No. 166

Page 4808

✨ Financial Performance Measures

Form for the Derivation of Financial Performance Measures from Financial Statements

Schedule 1 – Part 7

Derivation Table	Symbol in formula	Input and Calculations	ROI	ROE	ROF
Operating surplus before interest and income tax from financial statements	a	8,996 / 74	6,414.174	4,699.808	6,414.174
Total SFA at BV (x)	b	6,993
One-off cash, bank balances, and income tax adjusted pursuant to regulator (OSBR 11)	c	5,568,000
OSBIT minus IST	d	8,414.174
Net surplus after tax from financial statements	e	4,908.174
Amortisation of goodwill and amortisation of intangible assets	f	(a)
Subvention payment	g	(b) - (c)
Depreciation of SFA at ODV (x)	h	4.13 / 0.61328
ODV depreciation adjustment	i	-202.365
Subvention payment tax adjustment	j
Interest tax shield	k
Deferred tax	l	-202.365
Revaluations	m	173.269
Income tax	n	-92.092
Numerator	o	2,387.000
Fixed assets at end of previous financial year (FA i)	p	126,326.743
Adjusted net working capital at end of previous financial year (ANWC i)	q	130.163.302
Adjusted total funds employed	r	493.390
Average total funds employed (ATFE)	s	482.004 (regulation 33 times weighted averages)
Total equity at end of previous financial year (TE i)	t	128,720.989
Average total equity	u	136,874.444 (regulation 33 times weighted averages)
WUC at end of previous financial year (WUC i)	v	185.279.444
WUC at end of current financial year	w	1,842.632
Average total works under construction	x	1,935.000 (regulation 33 times weighted averages)
	y	1,588.786 (weighted average)

ROI

Symbol	Calculation
a	add
b	add
c	deduct
d	-
e	6,414.174
f	4,699.808
g	202.365
h	-
i	deduct
j	-
k	-92.092
l	2,387.000
	4.0 (6,388)

ROE

Symbol	Calculation
a	add
b	add
c	add
e	deduct
	4,699.808
	NSAT = n ÷ g (e = + j - l)

ROF

Symbol	Calculation
a	add
b	add
c	add
e	6,414.174
f	202.365
g	-
h	6,211.808
i	deduct
j	OSBIT – l = g ÷ (i + 3 + 4)
k	128,730.369

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