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AS PRO KAPITAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
COMMENTARY TO THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL RESULTS 09/99
The 9-month 1999 consolidated and unaudited balance sheet, income
statement and commentary to the financial results of AS Pro Kapital
published via the information system of the Tallinn Stock Exchange
reflect the unaudited results of the group's parent company, which
also includes unaudited results of subsidiaries (based on equity
method), and results of the group, which includes consolidated and
unaudited results of the parent company and its subsidiaries.
Consolidated statements include the results of subsidiaries OÜ
Nurmelin, OÜ Larvikk, OÜ Ermekta, AS Arco Kinnisvaraarendus, AS Pro
Haldus, OÜ Neotrust and Latvian and Lithuanian subsidiaries (based
on equity method).
As of 1999, AS Pro Kapital and Pro Kapital group reflect their
financial results according to the second income statement scheme
provided by the Accounting Law of the Republic of Estonia, instead
of the first scheme used earlier. Such transition proceeds from the
suitability of the second scheme to the principal fields of
activity of the company as well as the group upon reflecting the
expenses and income. For comparability purposes, the data from
previous periods are amended by grouping the income statement
accounts in accordance with the new scheme.
The 9-month 1999 net sales of AS Pro Kapital amounted to 44.9
million EEK, of which a substantial amount proceeds from the sale
of real estate objects. In addition, the net turnover figure also
includes rent income and sale of real estate development-related
services.
The 9-month 1999 net sales of Pro Kapital group amounted to 73.3
million EEK, including turnover of the parent company, rent income
from Kristiine Keskus, turnover of OÜ Ermekta and administration
services provided by AS Pro Haldus.
OÜ Larvikk, OÜ Neotrust, AS Arco Kinnisvaraarendus and the
subsidiaries operating in Latvia and Lithuania had no sales during
9 months in 1999, due to the fact that these subsidiaries own real
estate objects that are currently in development stage, and the
preliminary sales contracts with clients cannot be reflected on the
account of net sales due to accounting principles used by the
company.
In December 1998, the company changed the accounting principles
used for reflecting preliminary sales contracts. The new accounting
principles are described in detail in the commentary to the Q1 1999
unaudited and consolidated financial statements.
Pursuant to the accounting principles of 1999, the preliminary
contracts in the amount of 76 million EEK concluded by the parent
company and subsidiaries, and the respective prepayments were not
suitable to be reflected in 9-month 1999 net turnover figure, but
on the balance sheet account of customer prepayments.
Compared to 1998, the income/expense structure indicates a
remarkable decrease in the parent company's administrative expenses
from 19.5 million EEK to 10.3 million EEK. The group's
administrative expense account has increased from 22.1 million EEK
to 26.4 million EEK due to the expansion of the group's activities
during the past year.
The group's marketing expenses were mainly related to the
advertising campaign of Ilmarise quarter and Kristiine Keskus.
During H1 the company earned financial income from the sale of
holding in OÜ Viruäri. Compared to previous accounting period, the
group's financial expenses have increased due to relative increase
of bank loans in the group's financial resources.
Both the parent company and the group are in loss at the end of 9
months of 1999 (parent - 7.6 million EEK, group - 11.4 million
EEK). The parent company's loss originates mainly from the
above-mentioned accounting principles in reflecting the preliminary
sales contracts, and the administrative expenses of the whole
group. The parent company will bill the group companies for the
administrative expenses at the end of accounting period, which
allows a justified diversification of administrative expenses to
the minority shareholders of the group companies.
The loss posted by the group originates mainly from consolidation
of the results of the subsidiaries, which own real estate objects
under construction, and the sales contracts concluded with clients
cannot yet be reflected on the account of net turnover, as the
conditions determined by the accounting principles were not met.
The conditions concluded during former periods that enable to
reflect the sales contracts on the account of net turnover are met
due to the operation in the last quarter of 1999. It is important
to mention that the Latvian subsidiaries have started an active
sales campaign. Proceeding from the above-mentioned factors, the
parent company as well as the group is expected to end the 1999
with profit.
Compared to 1998, the long-term financial investments of AS Pro
Kapital have increased from 168 million EEK to 451 million EEK.
Such an increase was mainly due to additional investments made into
subsidiaries, hence the long-term financial investments reflected
on the group balance sheet have decreased y-o-y only from 33
million EEK to 22 million EEK. The volume of tangible assets has
shifted from 522 million EEK to 583 million EEK, mainly due to sale
of holding in OÜ Viruäri (decrease in total assets) and additional
investments into Kristiine Keskus and Ilmarise quarter (increase in
total assets).
The company's share capital increased to 225 million EEK as a
result of the share issue completed on 31.03.1999. The total amount
of thte issue was 270 million EEK. The share premium is reflected
on the paid-in capital over par account of the balance sheet, which
has at the same time been decreased by the share issue related
expenses.
The parent's and group's deferred income tax liability, which
proceeds from the difference between accounting amortization and
tax amortization, is reflected on the account of long-term
provisions.
Ilona Saari
Chief Financial Officer
Pro Kapital group
Tel. +372 6144 920