Annexure D

INFORMATION ON SEGMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2010
 

2010

 

 

Headline 

 

 

R million

Revenue 

earnings 

Assets 

Liabilities 

Financial services        
RMBH

– 

720 

6 400 

– 

FirstRand

– 

635 

6 026 

– 

 

 

 

 

 

Industrial interests

 

 

 

 

Air Products South Africa

– 

115 

536 

– 

Distell Group(2)

– 

281 

1 798 

– 

Kagiso Trust Investments

– 

128 

1 213 

– 

Medi-Clinic Corporation

– 

460 

3 111 

– 

Nampak

– 

73 

1 205 

– 

PGSI

– 

83 

533 

– 

Rainbow Chicken

6 953 

259 

4 419 

1 756 

Total South Africa

– 

42 

631 

– 

Tsb Sugar

4 149 

227 

2 857 

1 425 

Unilever SA Holdings

– 

279 

3 109 

– 

Wispeco

747 

63 

533 

175 

Other industrial interests

– 

(28)

343 

16 

 

 

 

 

 

Media interests

 

 

 

 

Sabido

– 

11 

837 

– 

MARC(4)

– 

187 

– 

Other media interests

– 

50 

– 

 

 

 

 

 

Mining interests

 

 

 

 

Implats

– 

85 

5 711 

– 

Trans Hex Group

– 

11 

65 

– 

 

 

 

 

 

Technology interests

 

 

 

 

CIV group(3)

– 

378 

– 

SEACOM(4)

– 

– 

721 

– 

Tracker(4)

– 

– 

574 

– 

Other technology interests

– 

385 

– 

 

 

 

 

 

Other investments

– 

(64)

573 

– 

 

 

 

 

 

Central treasury – cash at the centre

– 

57 

4 662 

– 

 

 

 

 

 

Other net corporate assets

– 

(101)

1 419 

821 

 

11 849 

3 355 

48 276 

4 193 

Elimination of loans to/from subsidiary companies

 

 

(218)

(218)

Consolidated

 

 

48 058 

3 975 

   
(1) Previously the interests of the Group were classified into five main operating divisions/business segments – tobacco interests, financial services, industrial interests, mining interests and corporate and other. Following the adoption of IFRS 8: Operating Segments, the business segment analysis was amended to present significant investments as operating segments in their own right. For ease of reference, operating segments are still grouped together (in "reporting groups"). The acquisition of VenFin necessitated the introduction of two new reporting groups, "Media interests" and "Technology interests". A third new reporting group, "Other investments" was also created. In order to facilitate year on year comparison, the information presented for the comparative year has been adjusted accordingly.
(2) Includes the investments in Capevin Investments Limited and Capevin Holdings Limited.
(3) Includes the investments in CIV Fibre Network Solutions (Pty) Limited, CIE Telecommunications Limited, CIV Power Limited and Central Lake Trading No. 77 (Pty) Limited.
(4) No equity income accounted for the year ended 31 March 2010. These companies have June and December year-ends. Refer to the "Acquisition of VenFin" in the Report of the Board of Directors for further information.
(5) Geographical segmental information: Revenue is only derived in South Africa while non-current assets, amounting to R1 943 million, are located in foreign countries.
   
  2009
    Headline     
R million Revenue  earnings  Assets  Liabilities 
Tobacco interest(2)        
R&R –  2 295  –  – 
         
Financial services        
RMBH –  761  6 027  – 
FirstRand –  815  5 728  – 
         
Industrial interests        
Air Products South Africa –  102  453  – 
Distell Group –  304  1 320  – 
Kagiso Trust Investments –  (139) 940  – 
Medi-Clinic Corporation –  288  3 533  – 
Nampak –  105  1 263  – 
PGSI –  40  368  – 
Rainbow Chicken 6 811  235  4 182  1 693 
Total South Africa –  (25) 566  – 
Tsb Sugar 3 732  188  2 229  972 
Unilever SA Holdings –  231  2 950  – 
Wispeco 912  30  410  98 
Other industrial interests –  (41) 224  – 
         
Mining interests        
Implats –  346  4 223  – 
Trans Hex Group –  (182) 44  – 
         
Other investments –  (80) 415  – 
         
Central treasury – cash at the centre –  194  5 967  – 
         
Other net corporate assets –  (807) 1 274  566 
  11 455  4 660  42 116  3 329 
Elimination of loans to/from subsidiary companies     –  – 
Consolidated     42 116  3 329 
   
(1) Previously the interests of the Group were classified into five main operating divisions/business segments – tobacco interests, financial services, industrial interests, mining interests and corporate and other. Following the adoption of IFRS 8: Operating Segments, the business segment analysis was amended to present significant investments as operating segments in their own right. For ease of reference, operating segments are still grouped together (in "reporting groups").
(2) During the 2009 financial year, the investment in BAT was unbundled to shareholders. Accordingly the tobacco interest designation has been terminated.
(3) Geographical segmental information: Revenue is only derived in South Africa while non-current assets, amounting to R734 million, are located in foreign countries.

 

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