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    DGAP-Adhoc  412  0 Kommentare Goldbach Group AG: Goldbach Group switches its accounting practice from IFRS to Swiss GAAP FER


    Goldbach Group AG / Key word(s): Miscellaneous

    21.10.2014 07:00

    Release of an ad hoc announcement pursuant to Art. 53 KR
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    Ad hoc press release

    The Goldbach Group switches its accounting practice from IFRS to Swiss GAAP
    FER

    Küsnacht-Zurich, October 21st, 2014. The board of directors of Goldbach
    Group AG has decided to switch its accounting practice from IFRS to Swiss
    GAAP FER with retroactive effect from the financial year 2014. Providing
    that authorisation for the change is granted by the SIX Swiss Exchange,
    Goldbach Group shares will be traded in the Domestic Standard rather than
    the Main Standard from December 2014.

    The increasing complexity and the ever more detailed regulations of IFRS
    are, on the whole, not leading to a clearer understanding of the company's
    financial position or profit situation. On the contrary, they are causing
    significant additional administrative costs. The board of directors has
    therefore decided to switch to the Swiss GAAP FER standard, which is
    especially tailored to the requirements of medium-sized international
    companies such as the Goldbach Group. By changing to Swiss GAAP FER, the
    Goldbach Group has settled on a standard of comparable validity that will
    ensure transparent reporting both now and in the future.

    Consequences of changing our accounting standard
    Switching accounting practice from IFRS to Swiss GAAP FER will mainly lead
    to adjustments where company mergers are involved (treatment of goodwill
    and immaterial assets from acquisitions), the treatment of cumulative
    foreign currency differences in equity, and the calculation of benefit
    liabilities. The switch will have a positive influence on turnover for
    2014, as a reclassification of the cumulative exchange differences recorded
    as equity with regard to the sale of a foreign subsidiary is no longer
    required. The balance will be reduced due to the new treatment of goodwill
    and the lower benefit liabilities. Accounting equity will be lower due to
    the new treatment of goodwill, and current balance sheet risks will be
    reduced. A detailed reconciliation account for the switch from IFRS to
    Swiss GAAP FER will be included in the 2014 Annual Report.


    Contact:
    Goldbach Group AG
    Germaine Müller, Investor Relations Manager
    Corinne Laverrière, Public Relations Manager
    Seestrasse 39
    8700 Küsnacht-Zurich
    Phone +41 (44) 914 91 00
    Fax +41 (44) 914 93 60
    www.goldbachgroup.com


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    Language: English
    Company: Goldbach Group AG
    Seestrasse 39
    8700 Küsnacht-Zürich
    Switzerland
    Phone: +41 44 914 91 00
    Fax: +41 44 914 93 60
    E-mail: info@goldbachgroup.com
    Internet: www.goldbachgroup.com
    ISIN: CH0004870942
    Valor: 487094
    Listed: SIX

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