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Consolidated Financial Statements - L. Possehl & Co. mbH

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In accordance with Article 312 Para. 6 HGB and based on the consolidated<br />

fi nancial statements prepared by Hako Holding G<strong>mbH</strong> & <strong>Co</strong>. KG,<br />

which include a total of 31 companies, Hako is to be included in the<br />

consolidated fi nancial statements of L. <strong>Possehl</strong> according to the equity<br />

method.<br />

Receivables and payables, as well as sales, expenses and gains in<br />

income among consolidated companies are set off against one another.<br />

Unless immaterial, intercompany profi t eliminations were performed<br />

for intra-subgroup transactions. Internal sales from supply of own products<br />

are reclassifi ed as own work capitalized or changes in inventory<br />

unless they are not negligible.<br />

Due to their immaterial effect on the net assets, fi nancial position and<br />

earnings of the Group, there are no intercompany profi ts to be eliminated<br />

from supply and service relationships with associated companies.<br />

The bad loan losses on Group-internal receivables performed in the<br />

individual fi nancial statements as well as the write-off on shares of consolidated<br />

companies are eliminated.<br />

Required deferred tax payments are recognized for earnings-relevant<br />

consolidation processes.<br />

IV. CURRENCY TRANSLATION<br />

The carrying values of the foreign subsidiaries are translated throughout<br />

at the mean current rate as of the balance sheet date. The differences<br />

resulting from exchange rate changes compared to the end of<br />

the previous fi scal year are offset against the reserves retained from<br />

and not recognized in net income. The currency used by the parent<br />

company is the Euro.<br />

Expenses and income including the consolidated net profi t are translated<br />

at the monthly average exchange rates. Currency differences from<br />

the application of different rates for translating the balance sheet and<br />

the income statement are treated as neutral in their effect on earnings<br />

in accordance with DRS 14.<br />

The following exchange rates are used for translating the most important<br />

foreign currencies within the Group:<br />

Reporting date rate in € Average rate in €<br />

<strong>Co</strong>untry Currency 2005 2004 2005 2004<br />

USA USD 0.84767 0.73416 0.80470 0.80520<br />

China RMB 0.10500 0.08990 0.09950 0.09850<br />

Hong Kong HKD 0.10932 0.09445 0.10343 0.10338<br />

Malaysia MYR 0.22430 0.19296 0.21342 0.21211<br />

Singapore SGD 0.50948 0.44920 0.47819 0.47619<br />

In the analysis of fi xed assets and provisions and in the development of<br />

bad loan provisions, the differences resulting from the currency translation<br />

of the beginning levels as of the balance sheet date of December<br />

31, 2005 compared with the previous year’s exchange rate are offset<br />

with retained earnings not impacting earnings.<br />

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