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90 being focused: being better<br />

6. Intangible assets<br />

unit employing a specific number of employees. All constraints relating to these grants were<br />

assigned to the purchasing party when the Insulation Technology Business Center was sold.<br />

The grant for the wind converter was posted to income, as expenses for developing this plant<br />

in fiscal 2002 are shown under expenses for research and development.<br />

Property, plant and equipment of 3,088 thousand euros less accumulated depreciation<br />

of 954 thousand euros was capitalized under capital leases (carrying value 2,134 thousand<br />

euros).<br />

Individual assets were only assigned as collateral in the USA. The collateral assignment<br />

worth 1,132 thousand euros was accepted as part of an ongoing acquisition deal from the<br />

previous fiscal year.<br />

Dec. 31, 2002 Dec. 31, 2001<br />

‘000 euros ‘000 euros<br />

Licenses, software and patents 8,965 13,614<br />

Goodwill 89,412 90,083<br />

Payments on account 4,058 3,818<br />

Total 102,435 107,515<br />

Amortization of other intangible assets in fiscal 2002 came to 9,978 thousand euros (2001:<br />

15,385 thousand euros). Additions to intangible assets totaled 5,694 thousand euros. Following<br />

amortization, the carrying value as of December 31, 2002 was 4,610 thousand euros.<br />

Apart from scheduled amortization, intangible assets in fiscal 2002 were written down by<br />

a higher amount of 5,000 thousand euros due to reduction of the estimated useful life of software<br />

in the service area, shown under administrative expenses.<br />

From January 1, 2002 the Company is applying the new accounting standard SFAS No.<br />

142 (Goodwill and Other Intangible Assets) to corporate acquisitions. This particularly relates<br />

to goodwill, as laid down by the Financial Accounting Standard Board in July 2001. Under SFAS<br />

No. 142, goodwill is no longer subject to scheduled amortization; instead the Company must<br />

carry out an annual impairment test.<br />

In line with this, the Company subjected goodwill carried in the consolidated financial<br />

statements to an impairment test. In fiscal 2001, the Company charged 8,040 thousand euros<br />

to scheduled amortization of goodwill, plus impairment of 1,612 thousand euros.<br />

Net income of continued operations, net of taxes for fiscal 2001, excluding scheduled<br />

amortization of goodwill and intangible assets no longer written down under SFAS 142, came<br />

to 53,526 thousand euros. This also takes account of tax effects on goodwill. Pro-forma profit<br />

per share of continued operations was 1.18 euros (calculated net of minority interests).

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