Annexure A – Interest in principal subsidiaries and new business combinations

Interest in principal subsidiaries and new business combinations

                  Book value of interest  
                  Shares at cost less
impairments
  Indebtedness less
impairments
 
Company Nature of
business
  Place of
incorporation
  Interest
owned
directly or
indirectly
(%)
  Ordinary
shares in
issue
  2013
Rm
  2012
Rm
  2013
Rm
  2012
Rm
   
Imperial Holdings International                                  
Cooperation U.A. Note 2   Netherlands   100       2 176   2 176            
Imperial Group Limited Note 3   South Africa   100   165   1 400   1 400   1 322   1 357    
Associated Motor Holdings                                  
(Pty) Ltd Note 4   South Africa   90   500 000   46   46            
Regent Insurance Company                                  
Limited Insurance   South Africa   100   2 939 800   456   456            
Regent Life Assurance Company                                  
Limited Life insurance   South Africa   100   2 125 000   145   145            
Boundlesstrade 154 (Pty) Ltd Note 5   South Africa   90   200   75   54            
Jurgens Ci (Pty) Ltd Note 6   South Africa   100   1 000   147   151            
Alert Engine Parts (Pty) Ltd Note 7   South Africa   100   7 500   88   88            
Midas (Pty) Ltd Note 8   South Africa   75   1 000   410   410            
CIC Holdings Limited Note 9   Namibia   100   252 188 081   724   724            
Other, including indirect interest                 1 076   1 175   1 331   1 364    
                  6 743   6 825   2 653   2 721    
1. General information in respect of subsidiaries is set out in respect of only those subsidiaries, the financial position of which are material for a proper appreciation of the affairs of the group. A full list of subsidiaries and associated companies is available on request at the companies’ registered offices.
2. Business conducted by Imperial Holdings International Cooperation U.A. and its subsidiaries comprises integrated logistics solutions and vehicle sales.
3. Business conducted by Imperial Group Limited comprises vehicle rental, motor trading, automotive components, property investments, transportation, sale of motor components, panelbeating and group services.
4. Business conducted by Associated Motor Holdings (Pty) Ltd comprises motor vehicle importation, dealership sales and after-sales services, and industrial equipment.
5. Boundlesstrade 154 (Pty) Ltd has an associate which is a motor vehicle distributorship and a subsidiary which supplies golf carts.
6. Jurgens Ci (Pty) Ltd is the manufacturer and distributor of leisure caravans and camping equipment.
7. Alert Engine Parts (Pty) Ltd is a wholesaler and retailer of motor vehicle engine parts.
8. Midas (Pty) Ltd is a wholesaler and retailer of auto parts.
9. CIC Holdings Limited, a previously JSE listed entity, operates in the fast-moving consumer goods industry.

 

                  Book value of interest  
                  Shares at cost less
impairments
  Indebtedness less
impairments
 
Company Nature of
business
  Place of
incorporation
  Interest
owned
directly or
indirectly
(%)
  Ordinary
shares in
issue
  2013
Rm
  2012
Rm
  2013
Rm
  2012
Rm
   
Principal subsidiaries of Imperial Holdings International Cooperation U.A.                                  
Imperial Logistics International GmbH See note 1   Germany   100   4   2 107   1 680            
Wijgula See note 1   Netherlands   100   73 440   274   219            
Rijnaarde B.V. See note 1   Netherlands   100   10 000   79   63            
Imperial De Grave See note 1   Netherlands   100   5 000   71   57            
Lehnkering Group See note 1   Germany   100   5   2 347   1 871            
Imperial Mobility Finance Belgium GCV See note 2   Belgium   100   81 800 000   1 066   850            
Imperial Mobility Deutschland Beteiligungs GmbH See note 2   Germany   100   1   232   185            
Imperial Mobility UK See note 3   United Kingdom   100   103   471   375            
Associated Motors Australia(Pty) Ltd See note 4   Australia   90   27 000 081   630   276            
Principal subsidiaries of Associated Motor Holdings (Pty) Limited                                  
Imperial Car Imports(Pty) Ltd See note 5   South Africa   100   5 000   6   6   171   163    
Hyundai Auto South Africa(Pty) Ltd See note 5   South Africa   100   1 000   100   100   688   (208)    
Imperial Daihatsu (Pty) Ltd See note 5   South Africa   99,9   10 000 000   11   11   (3)   52    
Kia Motors SA (Pty) Ltd See note 5   South Africa   100   25 000           79   (113)    
Accordian Investments(Pty) Ltd See note 5   South Africa   60   45 000 000   25   25   15   15    
KMSA Holdings (Pty) Ltd See note 6   South Africa   75   10 000   4   4   89   52    
Uvundlu Investments (Pty) Ltd See note 7   South Africa   75   2 050   140   140   464   245    
1. Engaged in transport and logistics.
2. Financing.
3. Engaged in commercial vehicle sales, and after-sales services.
4. Engaged in dealership sales and after-sales services.
5. Importer and retailer of motor vehicles, parts and accessories.
6. Importer and retailer of motor cycles, parts and accessories.
7. Distributor of industrial equipment.

New business combinations

Subsidiaries and businesses acquired Nature of business   Operational segment   Date acquired   Interest
acquired
(%)
  Purchase
consideration
transferred
Rm
 
RTT Health Sciences Supply chain services   Logistics – Africa(including South Africa)   January 2013   100   515    
Orwell Trucks Limited Vehicle sales and services   Automotive Retail   February 2013   100   118    
KWS Carriers (Pty) Ltd Commodities transport   Logistics – Africa(including South Africa)   April 2013   60   48    
Individually immaterial business combinations                 95    
Total purchase consideration transferred                 776    
Reason for the acquisitions
— RTT Health Sciences, one of Africa’s leading pharmaceutical and healthcare supply chain service providers, was acquired to complement
our logistics business within South Africa to extend our footprint in Africa.
— Orwell Trucks Limited was acquired to expand our Automotive Retail business in the United Kingdom and complement our truck franchise.
— KWS Carriers (Pty) Ltd was acquired to expand the commodity’s transportation business within our Logistics division in South Africa.

Impact of the acquisitions on the results of the group Total
Rm
  RTT Health
Sciences
Rm
  Orwell Trucks
Limited
Rm
  KWS Carriers
(Pty) Ltd
Rm
  Individually
immaterial
acquisitions
Rm
From the dates of acquisition, the acquired businesses contributed:                    
Revenue 1 514   697   324   246   247  
Net profit as reported by entity 67   31   6   9   21  
Funding costs and amortisation of intangible assets arising on the business combinations (34)   (22)   (7)   (3)   (2)  
Net profit 33   9   (1)   6   19  
Had all the acquisitions been consolidated from 1 July 2012, the group’s revenue and net profit would have been R94 240 million and R3 710 million respectively, with the new acquisitions contributing additional revenue of R1 858 million and net profit of R24 million. The net profit of R24 million has been reduced by the funding costs of R3 million on the cash consideration and by the amortisation of intangible assets arising on the business combinations of R30 million.

 

Fair value of assets acquired and liabilities assumed at date of acquisition: Total
Rm
  RTT Health
Sciences
Rm
  Orwell Trucks
Limited
Rm
  KWS Carriers
(Pty) Ltd
Rm
  Individually
immaterial
acquisitions
Rm
Assets                    
Intangible assets 323   220   35   41   27  
Property, plant and equipment 95   55   14   6   20  
Transport fleet 72           53   19  
Deferred tax assets 1               1  
Inventories 151   14   113   1   23  
Trade and other receivables 442   264   51   62   65  
Cash resources 49   15   27       7  
  1 133   568   240   163   162  
Liabilities                    
Deferred tax liabilities 71   36   8   15   12  
Interest-bearing borrowings 73       22   29   22  
Non-current financial liabilities 8               8  
Trade and other payables and provisions 510   234   137   80   59  
Current tax liabilities 5   1   2       2  
  667   271   169   124   103  
Acquirees’ carrying amount at acquisition 466   297   71   39   59  
Less: Non-controlling interests (21)           (4)   (17)  
Net assets acquired 445   297   71   35   42  
Purchase consideration transferred 776   515   118   48   95  
– Cash 700   515   110   12   63  
– Contingent consideration 75       8   36   31  
– Fair value of previously held interest 1               1  
Excess of purchase consideration over net assets acquired 331   218   47   13   53  

Trade and other receivables acquired had gross contractual amounts of R452 million of which R10 million was doubtful. None of the goodwill is expected to be deductible for tax purposes. Non-controlling interests have been calculated based on their proportionate share of net assets.

Details of contingent consideration

The contingent consideration requires the group to pay the vendors an additional total amount of R75 million over three years if the acquired businesses’ net profit exceeds certain earnings targets.

Acquisition costs

Acquisition costs for acquisitions concluded during the year amounted to R7 million and have been recognised as expenses in profit or loss
within business acquisition costs.

 

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