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2017

R’000

2016

R’000

30.

PROVISIONS

Long-term portion

513 792

397 970

Short-term portion

223 945

358 319

737 737

756 289

Onerous

contracts

R’000

Dismantling

and site

restoration

R’000

Customer

loyalty

programme

R’000

Other

R’000

Total

R’000

Balance at July 1 2015

67 774

344 015

99 669

96 285

607 743

Created

806

166 865

25 031

53 173

245 875

Utilised

(31 649)

(65 400)

(18 832)

(60 039)

(175 920)

Net acquisition of businesses

2 149

(178)

(1 533)

438

Exchange rate adjustments

7 338

27 912

17 159

17 136

69 545

Effect of discounting

1 383

7 225

8 608

Balance at June 30 2016

45 652

482 766

122 849

105 022

756 289

Created

135 464

51 655

80 674

267 793

Utilised

(3 394)

(129 674)

(39 976)

(48 021)

(221 065)

Net acquisition of businesses

4 668

13 600

18 268

Exchange rate adjustments

(5 894)

(62 975)

(12 435)

(10 227)

(91 531)

Effect of discounting

1 096

6 887

7 983

Balance at June 30 2017

37 460

437 136

122 093

141 048

737 737

Onerous contracts

Onerous contracts are identified through regular reviews of the terms and conditions of contracts as well as on the acquisition of

businesses. A provision for onerous contracts is calculated as the present value of the portion which management deems to be onerous in

light of the current market conditions, discounted using market-related rates. An annual expense is recognised over the life of the contracts.

Provision for cost of dismantling and site restoration

A provision is raised for the estimated costs of dismantling and removing items, and restoring the property on which they are located.

The change in the liability arising as a result of unwinding the discount is recognised in the income statement as a finance charge. The

dismantling of the plant and recommissioning of buildings is expected to coincide with the end of the useful life of the plant and lease

periods.

Customer loyalty programme

This is a customer loyalty programme introduced by certain operations within the group, whereby customers can earn points for

redemption in the form of gift certificates and products of the operations. The provision is calculated based on the points outstanding at

year-end.

Other

Consists of provision for restructuring and various other individually insignificant provisions.

FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

Notes to the consolidated financial statements

for the year ended June 30

FINANCIAL STAT MENTS

Annual integrated report 2017

Bid Corporation Limited

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