NOTE 12 Debt and payables Tot<strong>al</strong> debt and payables increased by a net amount of €3,124 million to €15,913 million at December 31, <strong>2008</strong>. Debt rose by €3,036 million, reflecting the financing policy for Group companies, while tax and soci<strong>al</strong> charges payable and other payables were €88 million higher. Maturities of debt and payables Tot<strong>al</strong> Maturity (in € thousands) Within one year Beyond one year Bonds (1) 6,258,699 146,258 6,112,441 Bank borrowings (1) (2) 2,292,346 97,346 2,195,000 Other borrowings (1) (3) 7,174,125 5,668,392 1,505,733 Sub-tot<strong>al</strong> 15,725,170 5,911,996 9,813,174 Tax and soci<strong>al</strong> charges payable 113,379 113,379 - Other payables (3) 74,675 67,127 7,548 Deferred income - - - Tot<strong>al</strong> debt and payables (4) 15,913,224 6,092,502 9,820,722 (1) New debt for the year 4,401,094 Debt repaid during the year 1,365,218 (2) Of which: – Debt with origin<strong>al</strong> maturity of up to two years 2,137,346 – Debt with origin<strong>al</strong> maturity of more than two years 155,000 (3) Of which: – Shareholders’ loans None – New loans from subsidiaries None – Loans from subsidiaries repaid during the year 974,357 (4) Of which debt due beyond 5 years 2,613,208 202 Saint-Gobain – Financi<strong>al</strong> Report <strong>2008</strong>
An<strong>al</strong>ysis of long- and short-term debt (in € thousands) <strong>2008</strong> 2007 2006 Medium and long-term debt Long-term portion Due between January 1 and December 31 - <strong>2008</strong> 598,401 - 2009 1,374,575 986,250 - 2010 3,467,619 1,427,964 4,426,793 - 2011 1,100,000 1,100,000 1,100,000 - 2012 1,250,000 1,250,000 - 2013 and beyond 3,962,268 3,400,510 2,070,869 No fixed maturity 33,287 34,054 34,120 Tot<strong>al</strong> long- and medium-term debt excluding short-term portion 9,813,174 8,587,103 9,216,433 Short-term portion 1,225,367 811,777 843,719 Tot<strong>al</strong> 11,038,541 9,398,880 10,060,152 Short-term debt Billets de trésorerie (in €) 100,000 Billets de trésorerie (in USD) Euro Commerci<strong>al</strong> Paper (in €) 690,000 45,000 Euro Commerci<strong>al</strong> Paper (in GBP) Euro Commerci<strong>al</strong> Paper (in USD) US Commerci<strong>al</strong> Paper (in USD) 75,930 Borrowings from Group entities 3,903,799 3,249,253 1,866,891 Bank overdrafts and other short-term borrowings 83,489 29,388 273,498 Other 9,341 11,774 9,164 Tot<strong>al</strong> 4,686,629 3,290,415 2,370,483 TOTAL LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEBT 15,725,170 12,689,295 12,430,635 Long- and short-term debt can be an<strong>al</strong>yzed as follows by currency: (in € thousands) <strong>2008</strong> 2007 2006 Euros 10,368,122 8,329,562 8,468,068 US dollars - - 426,850 Pounds sterling 633,028 1,031,580 1,128,673 Czech koruna 37,391 37,738 36,561 Norwegian krone – – – Tot<strong>al</strong> 11,038,541 9,398,880 10,060,152 NOTES THE PARENT COMPANY FINANCIAL STATMENTS 203 Saint-Gobain – Financi<strong>al</strong> Report <strong>2008</strong>
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