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The assets and liabilities that have remained in the Group are reported in the consolidated balance<br />

sheet under discontinued operations.<br />

The sale of the discontinued operations resulted on an agreed aggregate selling price of<br />

92,623 thousand euros, in a gain of 51,352 thousand euros. This figure does not include possible<br />

proceeds from subsequent purchase price adjustments.<br />

The gain on disposal is arrived at as follows:<br />

‘000 euros<br />

Agreed aggregate selling prices 94,623<br />

Retirement of assets and liabilities of operations sold –43,134<br />

51,489<br />

Expenses from deferred taxes –137<br />

Gain on sale of discontinued operations 51,352<br />

The operative business of the discontinued operations before special effects developed<br />

as follows:<br />

‘000 euros 2004 2003<br />

Sales revenues 118,819 182,375<br />

Expenses –125,401 –177,093<br />

EBIT –6,582 5,282<br />

Net interest –916 –2,174<br />

EBT –7,498 3,108<br />

Taxes 1,623 607<br />

Earnings after taxes –5,875 3,715<br />

Further operative special effects and subsequent expenditure of –17,359 thousand euros were<br />

incurred after tax in 2004 (2003: –53,486 thousand euros) for discontinued operations. This includes<br />

special effects for the Leipzig location of –9,484 thousand euros (2003: –10,677 thousand<br />

euros) and impairment losses of 670 thousand euros (2003: 0 thousand euros) for the complete<br />

write-off of the portions of the land at the Coswig concrete pole plant that are no longer used.<br />

Net interest only includes the net interest of the companies that are included in the discontinued<br />

operations.<br />

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