HIGHLIGHTS

  • Historic empowerment transaction successfully concluded
  • Earnings not comparable
  • Good operating results
  • Coal production reaches
    24 million tonnes
  • Strong project pipeline for transformed group
  • Options to acquire Namakwa Sands and a 26% interest in Black Mountain/Gamsberg exercised post December 2006

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CONDENSED GROUP BALANCE SHEET

 
                        At 31 December
 
2006
2005  
 
Audited
Restated  
 
Rm
Rm  
ASSETS
Non-current assets
Property, plant and equipment
7,583  
8,469  
Biological assets
26  
28  
Intangible assets
69  
61  
Investments in associates and joint ventures (note 6)
-unlisted
384  
95  
Deferred taxation
748  
339  
Other financial assets (note 6)
693  
392  
 
9,503  
9,384  
Current assets
Inventories
1,391  
1,481  
Trade and other receivables
1,663  
2,066  
Cash and cash equivalents
906  
1,483  
 
3,960  
5,030  
Non-current assets classified as held for sale
2  
11  
Total assets
13,465  
14,425  
EQUITY AND LIABILITIES
Capital and reserves
Ordinary shareholders’ equity
8,142  
7,319  
Minority interest
27  
9  
Total shareholders’ equity
8,169  
7,328  
Non-current liabilities
Interest-bearing borrowings
1,214  
2,210  
Non-current provisions
931  
727  
Deferred taxation
1,116  
984  
 
3,261  
3,921  
Current liabilities
Trade and other payables
1,321  
  1,468  
Interest-bearing borrowings
613  
911  
Taxation
67  
773  
Current provisions
30  
24  
Shareholders for dividends
4  
  
 
2,035  
  3,176  
Total equity and liabilities
13,465  
14,425  
Net debt (note 9)
921  
1,638  
Net asset value per share (cents)
2,320  
2,392  
Capital expenditure
-incurred
 2,010  
1,044  
-contracted
842  
1,635  
-authorised but not contracted
732  
2,182  
Contingent liabilities
100  
82  
Operating lease commitments
124  
163  
Operating sublease rentals receivable
10  
1  
Capital expenditure contracted relating to captive mines
(2006 Tshikondeni, Arnot and Matla; 2005 Tshikondeni and
Thabazimbi), which will be financed by Mittal Steel
(South Africa) and Eskom respectively.
8  
6  

 

 

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