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Please find page 155 of the 2013 Cemex annual report below. You can navigate through the pages in the report by either clicking on the pages listed below, or by using the keyword search tool below to find specific information within the annual report.Notes to the financial statements
The estimated fair value of derivative instruments uctuates over time and is determined by measuring the effect of future relevant
economicvariablesaccordingtotheyieldcurvesshowninthemarketasofthereportingdate.Thesevaluesshouldbeanalyzedinrelation
tothefairvaluesoftheunderlyingtransactionsandaspartofCEMEXS.A.B.deC.V.,overallexposureattributabletouctuationsininterest
ratesandforeignexchangerates.Thenotionalamountsofderivativeinstrumentsdonotrepresentamountsexchangedbytheparties,and
consequently,thereisnodirectmeasureofCEMEXS.A.B.deC.V.,exposuretotheuseofthesederivatives.Theamountsexchangedare
determinedbasedonthenotionalamountsandothertermsincludedinthederivativeinstruments.
I. Interest rate swap contracts
As of December 31, 2013 and 2012, CEMEX S.A.B. de C.V. had an interest rate swap maturing in September 2022 associated with
agreements enteredintoby CEMEXfortheacquisition ofelectricenergy inMexico(note14C),whichfairvaluerepresentedassetsof
approximatelyUS$33andUS$49,respectively.Pursuanttothisinstrument,duringthetenureoftheswapandbasedonitsnotionalamount,
CEMEXwillreceiveaxedrateof5.4%andwillpayLIBOR,whichistheinternationalreferenceratefordebtdenominatedinU.S.dollars.As
ofDecember31,2013and2012,LIBORwas0.3480%and0.50825%,respectively.Changesinthefairvalueofthisinterestrateswap
generatedlossesofapproximatelyUS$16($207)in2013,US$2($35)in2012andUS$12($150)in2011,recognizedinthestatements
ofoperationsforeachyear.
II. Derivative instruments on the price of CPO
OnMarch15,2011,inconnectionwiththeofferingofthe2016ConvertibleNotesandthe2018ConvertibleNotesandtoeffectively
increase theconversionprice forCEMEX’sCPOsunder suchnotes,CEMEX,S.A.B.de C.V.entered intoa cappedcalltransaction,after
antidilutionadjustments, overapproximately166 millionADSs (97million ADSmaturing inMarch2016and 69million ADSsmaturing
inMarch2018),bymeansofwhich,forthe2016ConvertibleNotes,atmaturityofthenotesin March2016,ifthepriceperADSis
aboveUS$10.0314,CEMEXwillreceiveincashthedifferencebetweenthemarketpriceoftheADSandUS$10.0314,withamaximum
appreciationperADSofUS$4.6299.Likewise,forthe2018ConvertibleNotes,atmaturityofthenotesinMarch2018,ifthepriceperADS
isaboveUS$10.0314,CEMEXwillreceiveincashthedifferencebetweenthemarketpriceoftheADSandUS$10.0314,withamaximum
appreciationperADSofUS$6.1732.CEMEXpaidatotalpremiumofapproximatelyUS$222.AsofDecember31,2013and2012,thefair
valueofsuchoptionsrepresentedanassetofapproximatelyUS$353($4,607)andUS$226($2,899),respectively.During2013,2012
and2011,changesinthefairvalueoftheseinstrumentsgeneratedagainofapproximatelyUS$127($1,663)andagainofapproximately
US$155($1,973)andalossofapproximatelyUS$153($1,906),respectively,recognizedwithin“Othernancialincome(expense),net”
inthestatementsofoperations.Inaddition,untilDecember31,2012consideringthatthecurrencyinwhichthenotesaredenominated
andthefunctionalcurrencyoftheissuerdiffered,CEMEXseparatedtheconversionoptionsembeddedinthe2016ConvertibleNotesand
theConvertible2018Notesandrecognizedthematfairvalue,whichasofDecember31,2012,resultedinaliabilityofapproximately
US$301($3,862).Changesinfairvalueoftheconversionoptionsgeneratedalossin2012forapproximatelyUS$243($3,078)anda
gainin2011ofapproximatelyUS$279($3,482).EffectiveJanuary1,2013,inconnectionwiththechangeofthefunctionalcurrency
describedinnote2D,whichamongothereffectsalignedthefunctionalcurrencyoftheissuerwiththecurrencyinwhichtheinstruments
aredenominated,theconversionoptionsembeddedinthe2016ConvertibleNotesandthe2018ConvertibleNotesceasedtobetreated
asstand-alonederivativesatfairvaluethroughthestatementofoperations.TheliabilityaccrueduntilDecember31,2012wascancelled
againststockholders’equity.
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