132 caPital RisK manaGement it is the Group’s policy to maintain a strong equity capital base and an unleveraged balance sheet to support the further development of its business. the Group aims to keep an “investment grade” rating which results in an actual debt capacity of around cHf 1 billion. the company targets a dividend pay-out ratio of between 20 and 25%. 25. other long-term liabilities 1,000 cHf 31.3.20<strong>11</strong> 31.3.<strong>2010</strong> long-term deferred income 15,587 14,167 Retirement benefit obligations 5,267 1,180 Total 20,854 15,347 long-term deferred income relates to long-term service contracts with customers. deferred income is recognized as a sale over the period of the service contract. the retirement benefit obligation relates to defined benefit plans. for details refer to note 29.
26. movements in share capital Issued registered shares consolidated financial statements 133 issued registered shares treasury shares 1) outstanding shares Balance March 31, 2009 66,230,584 (881,309) 65,349,275 Issue of new shares from conditional capital 2) 578,661 578,661 Purchase of treasury shares (344,416) (344,416) sale of treasury shares 303,137 303,137 cancellation of treasury shares (718,500) 718,500 Balance March 31, <strong>2010</strong> 66,090,745 (204,088) 65,886,657 Issue of new shares from conditional capital 2) 423,648 423,648 Purchase of treasury shares (81,061) (81,061) sale of treasury shares 238,089 238,089 Balance March 31, 20<strong>11</strong> 66,514,393 (47,060) 66,467,333 Nominal value of share capital 1,000 cHf share capital treasury shares 1) outstanding share capital Balance March 31, 2009 3,312 (44) 3,268 Issue of new shares from conditional capital 2) 29 29 Purchase of treasury shares (17) (17) sale of treasury shares 15 15 cancellation of treasury shares (36) 36 Balance March 31, <strong>2010</strong> 3,305 (10) 3,295 Issue of new shares from conditional capital 2) 21 21 Purchase of treasury shares (4) (4) sale of treasury shares 12 12 Balance March 31, 20<strong>11</strong> 3,326 (2) 3,324 each share has a nominal value of cHf 0.05. 1) treasury shares are purchased on the open market and are not entitled to dividends. 2) created for the purpose of the employee share option plan. at the annual General shareholder’s meeting on July 7, 2005 the conditional share capital of cHf 264,270 (5,285,400 shares) has been increased by cHf 165,056 (3,301,120 shares) to cHf 429,326 (8,586,520 shares). as of march 31, 20<strong>11</strong>, 5,981,027 shares (previous year 6,404,675 shares) thereof have not yet been issued. these shares are reserved for longterm incentive plans.
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