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Please find page 209 of the 2012 DHL 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.e net gains and losses on nancial instruments classied in
accordance with the individual measurement categories in
are as follows:
Net gains and losses by measurement category
m
2011 2012
Loans and receivables –94 –111
Financial assets and liabilities at fair value
through profit or loss
Trading 231 –337
Fair value option –1 0
Other financial liabilities 1 2
e net gains and losses mainly include the eects of the
fair value measurement, impairment and disposals (disposal
gains / losses) of nancial instruments. In nancial years and
, the measurement of the forward and the options entered
into to transfer the remaining Postbank shares had a material
eect on net gains and losses. Dividends and interest are not
taken into account for the nancial instruments measured at fair
value through prot or loss. Disclosures on net gains or losses
on available- for-sale nancial assets can be found in Note .
Income and expenses from interest and commission agreements
of the nancial instruments not measured at fair value through
prot or loss are explained in the income statement disclosures.
Contingent liabilities
e Group’s contingent liabilities total , million
( pre vious year: , million). million of the contingent
liabilities relates to guarantee obligations (previous year: mil-
lion), million to warranties (previous year: million)
and million to liabilities from litigation risks (previous
year: million). e other contingent liabilities declined
by , million, from , million in the previous year to
million. Following the additional payment of mil-
lion, Note , this tax item was no longer recognised as a con-
tingent liability. In addition, as more information was available,
the existing obligation from a formal state aid investigation was
reassessed and the amount of the obligation was reduced.
Other financial obligations
In addition to provisions, liabilities and contingent liabilities,
there are other nancial obligations amounting to , million
(previous year: , million) from non-cancellable operating
leases as dened by .
e Group’s future non-cancellable payment obligations
under leases are attributable to the following asset classes:
Lease obligations
m
2011 2012
Land and buildings 5,294 5,100
Aircraft 765 647
Transport equipment 443 450
Technical equipment and machinery 80 65
Other equipment, operating and oce equipment 31 48
equipment 12 15
Lease obligations 6,625 6,325
e decrease in lease obligations by million to
, million is a consequence of the reduction in the remaining
terms of legacy agreements, especially for real estate and aircra
which, in the main, are not matched by the same volume of new
leases.
Maturity structure of minimum lease payments
m
2011 2012
Less than year 1,479 1,504
More than year to years 1,100 1,107
More than years to years 867 837
More than years to years 668 642
More than years to years 526 500
More than years 1,985 1,735
6,625 6,325
e present value of discounted minimum lease payments is
, million (previous year: , million), based on a discount
factor of . (previous year: . ). Overall, rental and leasepay-
ments amounted to , million (previous year: , million),
of which , million (previous year: , million) relates to
non-cancellable leases. , million (previous year: , mil-
lion) of future lease obligations from non-cancellable leases is
primarily attributable to Deutsche Post Immobilien GmbH.
e purchase obligation for investments in non-current assets
amounts to million (previous year: million).
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Consolidated Financial Statements
Notes
Other disclosures
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