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5 May 2010 10:53

RNS Number : 3657L
Densitron Technologies PLC
05 May 2010
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DENSITRON TECHNOLOGIES PLC

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PRELIMINARY UNAUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st DECEMBER 2009

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Densitron Technologies plc ("Densitron" or the "Company" or the "Group"), the designer and developer of electronic displays is pleased to announce its preliminary unaudited results for the year ended 31stΒ December 2009.

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A very difficult trading environment saw a fall in sales and orderbook, but due to careful management of administrative expenses the Group remained profitable.

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Ø Revenue decreased by 17% from £18.3million in 2008 to £15.1 million in 2009.

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Ø Profit from continuing operations decreased by £0.2 million to £0.2 million in 2009.

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Ø Bank borrowings substantially reduced from £3.7 million in 2008 to £1.9 million in 2009.

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Ø Orderbook at 31st December 2009 was £8.1 million.

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Ø Pipeline of new business opportunities strengthened during the year and into 2010.

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Ø Key customers retained despite a difficult trading environment.

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Ø £1.2m received following a capital reduction in Evervision.

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2009

2008

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Β£millions

Β£millions

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Revenue

15.1

18.3

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Profit from operations

0.2

0.4

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Basic earnings per share

0.18p

0.25p

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Gearing

4%

24%

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Order Book

8.1

10.4

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Jan G Holmstrom, Chairman of Densitron, commented:

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"Despite a very difficult trading environment, which saw a fall in sales and orderbook, careful management of administrative expenses has enabled the Group to remain profitable. With the trading environment improving I believe Densitron is well positioned for the future."

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Enquiries:

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Densitron

Grahame Falconer / Tim Pearson

Tel: 0207 648 4200

Westhouse Securities

Tim Metcalfe / Martin Davison

Tel: 020 7601 6100

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Chairman's Statement

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Having weathered the recession and managed to retain customers, suppliers and staff alike I believe that Densitron is in a good position to build on the platform that had been set already in 2008. In my Chairman's Statement in the 2008 Annual Report I wrote that 2009 was expected to be a difficult year for all businesses and so it proved. The extent of the recession was such that it was impossible not to have been affected by it.

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Densitron Displays

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The displays business entered 2009 with a solid foundation having grown significantly during the previous 12 months. We had seen a slowdown in orders in the final quarter of 2008 in the US, but the rest of the Group had been largely unaffected. During the first quarter of 2009 we saw a gradual reduction in orders throughout the Group and by the middle of the year saw the consequential reduction in sales. Due to the lead times involved in converting an order into a sale the Group was able to identify the fall off in sales and margin early enough to take remedial action. This, along with a modest increase in sales in the second half, enabled the business to generate a small profit for the year as a whole.

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Evervision Electronics Co. Ltd (Evervision)

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Evervision is a Taiwanese display manufacturer with factories in Taiwan and mainland China, in which Densitron owns 24.48% of the share capital.

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In my 2008 Chairman's Statement I reported that Evervision had rationalised its business by reducing the number of factories it operated from and moving parts of its manufacturing capability to its factory in Kunshan, China, which is fully owned. With the worldwide recession experienced during 2009 Evervision had placed itself to withstand much of the pressures that this inevitably put on the company. It was again, modestly loss making during the year but generated cash from its operations.

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At the beginning of 2009 Evervision had approximately Β£13.5 million of its assets in cash but because it had no distributable reserves it remained unable to pay dividends to its shareholders. In June 2009, as a response to this situation, the Board of Evervision made the decision to return some of this cash to shareholders by way of a capital reduction. This resulted in Densitron receiving a cash payment of Β£1.2 million from Evervision in December 2009.

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Despite the capital reduction completed in December, Evervision continues to hold a significant amount of cash and Densitron will seek a further capital reduction by Evervision in 2010.

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Land at Blackheath

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Following the disposal of the playing fields at Blackheath, London, to the local Council the Group has retained ownership of a piece of land totalling 1.25 acres. The land is an infill site in a residential area of Blackheath and it is the intention of the Board to seek planning permission for residential development.

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The land, along with the disposed playing fields, is subject to a Metropolitan Open Land Order which prevents development. It is the Board's intention to contend that this designation is no longer appropriate and that sensitive development would enhance rather than detract from the local area.

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The planning application, along with the required surveys and other documentation should be ready for submission in the next few weeks. The land is currently held in the books of the Group at cost and should satisfactory planning consent be obtained the Board believes that the value would be significantly enhanced. The Board will keep shareholders informed when there are any significant developments with the land.

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Banking arrangements

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The Group continues to maintain close links to its primary banker, Barclays Bank PLC, with regular meetings held to update the bank on results and expected future prospects. Due to changes in the banking environment during 2009 Barclays expressed their desire to reduce the level of facilities available to the Group. This was in line with what the executive directors were already in the process of doing, having put in place a program to reduce the level of debt within the group following the disposal of its loss making businesses.

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The Β£1.2 million received following the capital reduction in Evervision was used to repay a loan in Taiwan that was being guaranteed by Barclays in the UK and to assist with working capital in our Taiwanese branch.

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At the end of 2009 the level of bank borrowings within the group had fallen to Β£1,934,000 (2008: Β£3,674,000) which represented a very significant improvement.

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Outlook and strategy

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The outlook for the business remains encouraging and we have seen a significant growth in the order book in the first quarter of 2010. There is no doubt that the market for displays continues to grow and the Group has positioned itself to take advantage of this, whilst maintaining a wide range of technologies and product solutions for its customers. Our strategy of organic growth coupled with strategic acquisitions should they arise, remains unchanged.

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Finally I would like to thank the directors and staff at Densitron for their commitment during an extremely difficult period for the Company, during which many employees have made sacrifices. Additionally I would like to thank shareholders for their continuing support.

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Jan G Holmstrom

Chairman

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Densitron Technologies plc

Consolidated income statement

For the year ended 31 December 2009

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2009

2008

Restated

Β£000

Β£000

Continuing operations

Revenue

15,123

18,287

Cost of sales

(10,188)

(12,783)

Gross profit

4,935

5,504

Other operating income

269

184

Distribution costs

(50)

(49)

Administrative expenses

(4,908)

(5,268)

Profit from operations

246

371

Financial income

28

140

Financial expenses

(115)

(194)

Profit before tax

159

317

Income tax expenses

(48)

(123)

Profit for the period

111

194

Attributable to:

Equity holders of the parent

122

175

Non-controlling interests

(11)

19

111

194

Basic and diluted earnings per share

0.18p

0.25p

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Densitron Technologies plc

Consolidated statement of comprehensive income

For the year ended 31 December 2009

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2009

2008

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Restated

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Β£000

Β£000

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Profit for the year

111

194

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Other comprehensive income

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Available for sale investments:

Valuation gains on available for sale investments

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54

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-

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Exchange (losses)/gains on translation of foreign operations

(354)

526

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Total other comprehensive income

(300)

526

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Total comprehensive income for the year

(189)

720

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Total comprehensive income attributable to:

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Owners of the parent

(171)

684

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Non-controlling interests

(18)

36

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(189)

720

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Densitron Technologies plc

Consolidated Balance Sheet

At 31 December 2009

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2009

2008

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Β£000

Β£000

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Non current assets

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Property, plant and equipment

235

246

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Goodwill

143

143

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Financial assets

5,100

6,393

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Deferred tax assets

47

60

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5,525

6,842

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Current assets

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Inventories

667

1,432

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Trade and other receivables

3,681

5,296

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Financial assets

393

495

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Income tax recoverable

128

76

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Cash and cash equivalents

1,626

1,812

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6,495

9,111

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Total assets

12,020

15,953

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Current liabilities

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Short term borrowings and overdrafts

1,934

3,362

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Trade and other payables

2,248

4,194

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Current tax payable

70

55

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Provisions

34

84

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4,286

7,695

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Non current liabilities

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Borrowings

-

312

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Provisions

178

188

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Deferred tax liabilities

-

5

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178

505

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Total liabilities

4,464

8,200

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7,556

7,753

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Equity

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Share Capital

3,483

3,483

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Retained earnings

3,752

3,428

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Special reserve

188

390

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Available for sale reserve

54

-

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Translation reserve

34

381

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Equity attributable to shareholders of Densitron

7,511

7,682

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Non-controlling interests

45

71

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Total equity

7,556

7,753

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Densitron Technologies plc

Consolidated Statement Cash Flow Statement

For the year ended 31 December 2009

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2009

2008

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Β£000

Β£000

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Cash flows from operating activities

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Profit before taxation

160

317

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Adjustments for:

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Depreciation

50

51

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Net finance expense

92

151

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302

519

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Change in financial assets

(446)

(221)

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Change in inventories

654

(600)

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Change in trade and other receivables

1,423

(2,153)

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Change in trade and other payables

(1,681)

1,858

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Change in provisions

(60)

34

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192

(563)

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Income tax paid

(79)

(187)

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Net cash from operating activities

113

(750)

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Cash flows from investing activities

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Interest received

23

43

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Proceeds from sale of property, plant and equipment

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-

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17

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Proceeds from capital reduction of available for sale investment

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1,139

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-

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Disposal of discontinued operation

495

568

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Acquisition of property, plant and equipment

(54)

(68)

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Net cash generated from investing activities

1,603

560

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Cash flows from financing activities

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Purchase of own shares

-

(25)

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Inception of new loans

16

345

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Repayment of borrowings

(1,015)

(693)

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Interest paid

(115)

(196)

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Payment of finance lease liabilities

(5)

(21)

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Change in invoice discounting creditor

(251)

354

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Change in letters of credit

(281)

131

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Dividend paid to non-controlling interests

(8)

(17)

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Net cash used in financing activities

(1,659)

(122)

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Net decrease in cash and cash equivalents

57

(312)

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Cash and cash equivalents at 1st January

1,202

872

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Effect of exchange rate fluctuations on cash held

(154)

642

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Cash and cash equivalents at 31st December

1,105

1,202

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Densitron Technologies plc

Statement of changes in equity

For the year ended 31 December 2009

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Share Capital

Translation reserve

Special reserve

Available for sale reserve

Retained earnings

Total attributable to equity holders of parent

Non-controlling interest

Total

Equity

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

Balance at 1st December 2008

Β 

3,483

Β 

(128)

Β 

478

Β 

-

Β 

3,190

Β 

7,023

Β 

52

Β 

7,075

Total comprehensive income

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-

Β 

509

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-

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-

Β 

175

Β 

684

Β 

36

Β 

720

Purchase of own shares

-

-

-

-

(25)

(25)

-

(25)

Distribution to non-controlling interest

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-

Β 

-

Β 

-

Β 

-

Β 

-

Β 

-

Β 

(17)

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(17)

Transfer from special reserve

Β 

-

Β 

-

Β 

(88)

Β 

-

Β 

88

Β 

-

Β 

-

Β 

-

Balance at 31st December 2008

Β 

3,483

Β 

381

Β 

390

Β 

-

Β 

3,428

Β 

7,682

Β 

71

Β 

7,753

Balance at 1st December 2009

Β 

3,483

Β 

381

Β 

390

Β 

-

Β 

3,428

Β 

7,682

Β 

71

Β 

7,753

Total comprehensive income

Β 

-

Β 

(347)

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-

Β 

54

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122

Β 

(171)

Β 

(18)

Β 

(189)

Distribution to non-controlling interest

Β 

-

Β 

-

Β 

-

Β 

-

Β 

-

Β 

-

Β 

(8)

Β 

(8)

Transfer from special reserve

Β 

-

Β 

-

Β 

(202)

Β 

-

Β 

202

Β 

-

Β 

-

Β 

-

Balance at 31st December 2009

Β 

3,483

Β 

34

Β 

188

Β 

54

Β 

3,752

Β 

7,511

Β 

45

Β 

7,556

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The 2008 consolidated statement of comprehensive income and the 2008 statement of changes in equity have been amended to show the cost of the purchase of the Company's own shares separately and incorporate the exchange movement of non-controlling interests within total comprehensive income.

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Densitron Technologies plc

Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements

For the year ended 31 December 2009

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1. Basis of preparation

The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards, International Accounting Standards and Interpretations (collectively IFRSs) issued by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) as adopted by the European Union (Adopted IFRSs) and are in accordance with IFRS as issued by the IASB.

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The accounting policies applied are consistent with those set out in the financial statements of Densitron Technologies plc for the year ended 31st December 2008. The financial information in the announcement is unaudited and does not constitute the company's statutory accounts for the years ended 31st December 2009 or 2008. The financial information for the year ended 31st December 2008 is derived from the statutory accounts for that year, which were prepared under IFRSs as adopted by the EU, which have been delivered to the Registrar of Companies. The auditors reported on those accounts; their report was unqualified, did not include references to any matters to which the auditors drew attention by way of emphasis without qualifying their reports and did not contain statements under the Companies Act 1985, s 237(2) or (3).

The statutory accounts for the year ended 31st December 2009, prepared in accordance with IFRSs as adopted by the EU, will be finalised on the basis of the financial information presented by the directors in this preliminary announcement and will be delivered to the Registrar of Companies following the company's annual general meeting.

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2. Other income

2009

2008

Β£000

Β£000

Commissions receivable

5

11

Royalties receivable

186

101

Rent receivable

5

6

Deferred consideration receivable

70

63

Other

3

3

269

184

3. Financial income and expense

2009

2008

Β£000

Β£000

Financial income

Exchange gains

5

97

Bank deposit interest

2

9

Interest on deferred consideration

21

34

28

140

Financial expenses

Bank borrowings

102

146

Hire purchase and finance leases

-

2

Invoice discounting charge

12

21

Other loan interest payable

1

25

115

194

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4. Business and geographical segments

The Chief operating decision maker in the organization is made up of an Executive Committee comprising the Executive Directors and Chairman, they have determined the operating segments detailed within this report and on which the business is managed. The Group is managed on a geographical basis determined by the location in which subsidiaries are located and resources are allocated as required on this basis.

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The Group is managed by the geographical location of its subsidiaries:

Ø Europe - The European market, being so diverse, is serviced by subsidiaries based in four locations:

Ø UK - the UK is responsible for business conducted in the UK, management of the Group's distribution network and sales into other locations where the Group does not have a physical presence. The UK business contributed 23% (2008: 26%) to Group revenues.

Ø France - the subsidiary in France is responsible for business conducted in France and with French customers whose manufacturing operations maybe located elsewhere in the world. The French business contributed 14% (2008: 12%) to Group revenues.

Ø Nordic - Densitron Nordic is the Group's subsidiary located in Finland and servicing business locally along with Sweden and customers located in the Baltic region. The Finnish business contributed 4% (2008: 7%) to Group revenues.

Ø Germany - Densitron Deutschland is the Group's subsidiary based in Germany. It is responsible for business conducted in Germany, Switzerland and Austria and through the Group's distributor based in Germany. The German business contributed 15% (2008: 9%) to Group revenues.

In total the European region represented the largest part of the business contributing 56% (2008: 54%) to Group revenues.

Ø US - the US segment is responsible for business conducted in the US, Canada and Central and South America. It represents 34% (2008: 38%) of the Group total revenues.

Ø Asia - The Asian segment is made up of subsidiaries located in Japan and Taiwan.

Ø Japan - Densitron Japan is responsible for sales into Japan. It contributed 9% (2008: 7%) to Group revenues.

Ø Taiwan - Densitron Asia is the Group's subsidiary located in Taiwan. It is primarily a facilitating function for the rest of the Group managing suppliers located in Taiwan and China. It contributed 1% (2008: 1%) to Group revenues.

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Inter-segment transfer pricing is based on the level of work carried out and the risk encountered by each party in order to make a third party sale.

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UK

France

Finland

Germany

US

Japan

Asia

Total

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

2009

Revenue

Total

4,960

2,084

677

2,245

5,224

1,576

3,811

20,577

Intercompany

(1,503)

(37)

-

-

(25)

(265)

(3,624)

(5,454)

Revenue from external customers

Β 

3,457

Β 

2,047

Β 

677

Β 

2,245

Β 

5,199

Β 

1,311

Β 

187

Β 

15,123

Profit/(loss) before tax

(29)

(15)

(57)

74

244

59

15

291

Balance Sheet

Assets

1,043

703

366

971

1,758

951

552

6,344

Liabilities

(1,485)

(345)

(79)

(139)

(874)

(199)

(438)

(3,559)

Net assets

(442)

358

287

832

884

752

114

2,785

Other

Interest payable

54

2

1

-

9

1

30

97

Capital expenditure

Β - Property, plant and equipment

Β 

-

Β 

1

Β 

-

Β 

-

Β 

52

Β 

-

Β 

-

Β 

53

Β - Depreciation

2

2

2

1

32

-

3

42

UK

France

Finland

Germany

US

Japan

Asia

Total

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

2008

Revenue

Total

5,704

2,403

1,271

1,615

6,927

1,361

4,199

23,480

Intercompany

(1,023)

(92)

-

-

(36)

(114)

(3,928)

(5,193)

Revenue from external customers

Β 

4,681

Β 

2,311

Β 

1,271

Β 

1,615

Β 

6,891

Β 

1,247

Β 

271

Β 

18,287

Profit/(loss) before tax

69

63

130

53

432

4

84

835

Balance Sheet

Assets

2,009

1,142

641

968

2,221

1,448

693

9,122

Liabilities

(2,111)

(376)

(137)

(132)

(1,279)

(354)

(2,647)

(7,036)

Net assets

(102)

766

504

836

942

1,094

(1,954)

2,086

Other

Interest payable

76

7

-

-

9

2

36

130

Capital expenditure

Β - Property, plant and equipment

Β 

18

Β 

5

Β 

4

Β 

2

Β 

44

Β 

-

Β 

-

Β 

73

Β - Depreciation

3

2

3

1

21

-

3

33

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Reconciliation of reportable segments, profit and loss, assets and liabilities to the Group's corresponding amounts:

2009

2008

Β£000

Β£000

Revenue

Total revenue for reported segments

20,577

23,480

Elimination of inter-segmental revenues

(5,454)

(5,193)

Group's revenue per consolidated statement of comprehensive income

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15,123

Β 

18,287

Profit after income tax expense

Total profit for reporting segments

291

835

Costs associated with head office

(132)

(518)

Income tax expenses

(48)

(123)

Profit after income tax expense

111

194

Assets

Total assets for reportable segments

6,344

9,122

Assets attributable to Head Office

517

589

Land at Blackheath

49

49

Evervision investment

5,100

6,185

Other non segmental assets

10

8

Group assets

12,020

15,953

Liabilities

Total liabilities for reportable segments

3,559

7,036

Liabilities attributable to Head Office

905

1,164

Group liabilities

4,464

8,200

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The analysis of the Group's segmental information by geographical location is:

External revenue by location of customers

Non current assets by location of asset

Capital expenditure by location of assets

2009

2008

2009

2008

2009

2008

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

Β£000

Total operations

UK

1,968

3,085

212

430

1

18

Europe

5,571

5,661

13

19

-

11

USA

4,791

7,181

179

204

52

44

Asia

2,333

2,153

5,121

6,189

-

-

Rest of the world

460

207

-

-

-

-

15,123

18,287

5,525

6,842

53

73

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5. Tax expense

2009

2008

Β£000

Β£000

Current tax expense

UK corporation tax and income tax of overseas operations on profits for the year

8

116

Adjustments for (over)/under provision in prior periods

30

12

38

128

Deferred tax expense

Origination and reversal of temporary differences

10

(5)

Total tax charge

48

123

The reasons for the difference between the actual tax charge for the year and the standard rate of corporation tax in the UK applied to profits for the year are as follows:

2009

2008

Β£000

Β£000

Profit before tax

159

317

Expected tax charge based on the standard rate of corporation tax in the UK of 28% (2008: 30%)

Β 

45

Β 

95

Losses carried forward

96

62

Disallowed expenses

4

16

Non taxable income

(3)

(7)

Movement in unprovided deferred tax assets

3

7

Utilisation of tax losses brought forward

(133)

(51)

Adjustments for overseas rate

6

(11)

Adjustments to prior years tax charge

30

12

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6. Earnings per share

The calculation of basic earnings per share at 31 December 2008 was based on the profit attributable to ordinary shareholders of Β£122,000 (2008: Β£175,000) and a weighted average number of ordinary shares outstanding of 69,169,106 (2008: 69,574,585).

2009

2008

Β£000

Β£000

Weighted average number of ordinary shares

Issued ordinary shares at 1st January

69,669,106

69,669,106

Effect of purchase of Treasury shares on 23 October 2008

(500,000)

(94,521)

Weighted average number of ordinary shares at 31 December 2009

69,169,106

69,574,585

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