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Please find page 52 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 consolidated financial statements
Thenancialstatementsofforeignsubsidiaries,asdeterminedusingtheirrespectivefunctionalcurrency,aretranslatedtopesosattheclosing
exchangerateforbalancesheetaccountsandattheclosingexchangeratesofeachmonthwithintheperiodforstatementsofoperations
accounts. The functional currency is that in which each consolidated entity primarily generates and expends cash. The corresponding
translationadjustmentisincludedwithin“Otherequityreserves”andispresentedinthestatementofothercomprehensiveincome(loss)for
theperiodaspartoftheforeigncurrencytranslationadjustment(note20B)untilthedisposalofthenetinvestmentintheforeignsubsidiary.
AspermittedbyIFRS1,initsopeningbalancesheetunderIFRSasofJanuary1,2010,CEMEXelectedtoresettozeroallcumulativeforeign
currencytranslationadjustmentsdeterminedunderMFRS.Consequently,upondisposaloftheforeignoperations,thoseeffectsdetermined
beforethemigrationtoIFRSwillnotbeconsideredinthedeterminationofdisposalgainsorlosses.ConsideringguidanceinIAS21and
changingcircumstancesonthenetmonetarypositioninforeigncurrenciesoftheParentCompany,resultingmainlyfrom:a)asignicant
decreaseintaxliabilitiesdenominatedinMexicanPesos;b)asignicantincreasein itsU.S.Dollar-denominateddebtandothernancial
obligations;andc)theincreaseinU.S.Dollar-denominatedintra-groupadministrativeexpensesassociatedwiththeexternalizationofmajor
backofceactivitieswithIBM(note23C);effectiveasofJanuary1,2013,CEMEX,S.A.B.deC.V.,onastand-alonebasis,prospectively
changedits functionalcurrency fromtheMexican Peso tothe U.S.Dollar.The aforementionedchange hasno effect onthe functional
currenciesofotherconsolidatedentities.Moreover,thereportingcurrencyfortheindividualandconsolidatednancialstatementsofthe
ParentCompanycontinuestobetheMexicanPeso.ThemaineffectsintheParentCompany’s-onlynancialstatementsbeginningonJanuary
1,2013,associatedwiththechangeinfunctionalcurrency,ascomparedtoprioryearsare:i)alltransactions,revenuesandexpensesinany
currencyarerecognizedinU.S.Dollarsattheexchangeratesprevailingattheirexecutiondates;ii)monetarybalancesofCEMEX,S.A.B.de
C.V.denominatedinU.S.Dollarswillnotgenerateforeigncurrencyuctuations,whilemonetarybalancesinMexicanPesosandothernon-U.S.
Dollar-denominatedbalanceswillnowgenerateforeigncurrencyuctuationsthroughthestatementofoperations;andiii)theconversion
optionembeddedintheParentCompany’smandatoryconvertiblenotesdenominatedinpesosarenowtreatedasastand-alonederivative
instrumentwith changesinfairvalue through thestatementof operations (notes 16B and16D), theoptions embedded inthe Parent
Company’soptionalconvertiblenotesdenominatedindollarsceasedtobetreatedasstand-alonederivatives,recognizingitsfairvalueasan
equitycomponent(notes16Band16D).BasedonIFRS,priorperiodnancialstatementswerenotrestated.
During the reported periods, there were no subsidiaries whose functional currency was the currency of a hyperinationary economy,
whichisgenerallyconsideredtoexistwhenthecumulativeinationrateoverthelastthreeyearsisapproaching,orexceeds,100%.Ina
hyperinationaryeconomy,theaccountsofthesubsidiary’sstatementsofoperationsshouldberestatedtoconstantamountsasofthe
reportingdate,inwhichcase,boththebalancesheetaccountsandthestatementsofoperationsaccountswouldbetranslatedtopesosat
theclosingexchangeratesoftheyear.
Themostsignicantclosingexchangeratesandtheapproximateaverageexchangeratesforbalancesheetaccountsandincomestatement
accounts,asofDecember312013,2012and2011,wereasfollows:
2013 2012 2011
Currency Closing Average Closing Average Closing Average
Dollar 13.0500 12.8500 12.8500 13.1500 13.9600 12.4800
Euro 17.9554 17.1079 16.9615 16.9688 18.1017 17.4204
BritishPoundSterling 21.6167 20.1106 20.8841 20.9373 21.6939 20.0321
ColombianPeso 0.0068 0.0068 0.0073 0.0073 0.0072 0.0067
EgyptianPound 1.8750 1.8600 2.0233 2.1590 2.3151 2.0952
PhilippinePeso 0.2940 0.3014 0.3130 0.3125 0.3184 0.2886
Thenancialstatementsofforeignsubsidiariesareinitiallytranslatedfromtheirfunctionalcurrenciesintodollarsandsubsequentlyintopesos.
Therefore,theforeignexchangeratespresentedinthetableabovebetweenthefunctionalcurrencyandthepesorepresenttheexchange
ratesresultingfromthismethodology.ThepesotoU.S.dollarexchangerateusedbyCEMEXisanaverageoffreemarketratesavailableto
settleitsforeigncurrencytransactions.Nosignicantdifferencesexist,inanycase,betweentheforeignexchangeratesusedbyCEMEXand
thoseexchangeratespublishedbytheMexicanCentralBank.
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