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18 Non – current financial liabilities       31.12.2009 31.12.2010
  CHF thousands          
    Currency Due date Interest    
             
  Note CHF 02.07.2011 4.500% 15,000 -
  Note CHF 10.04.2017 3.625% 15,000 15,000
  Note CHF 30.03.2018 3.660% 25,000 25,000
  Note CHF 20.03.2023 3.625% 10,000 10,000
  Note CHF 28.06.2030 2.500% - 20,000
  Bank loan CHF 12.12.2020 3.100% 10,000 10,000
  Bank loan CHF 04.07.2016 3.360% 50,000 50,000
  Bank loan (SET)1) EUR 30.06.2014 variable 104,041 62,500
  Bank loan (SET)1) EUR 31.07.2015 5.020% 81,746 68,750
  Interest rate swaps1)       5,275 3,646
  Loans       316,062 264,896
             
  Debenture bond par value CHF 18.11.2016 2.500% 200,000 200,000
  Net expenditures CHF     -2,538 -2,195
  Debenture bond par value CHF 20.07.2022 2.375% - 115,000
  Net expenditures CHF     - -2,775
  Bonds       197,462 310,030
             
  Mortgage loan2) CHF 24.03.2011 variable 1,445 -
  Mortgages       1,445 -
             
  Investment loan CHF 31.12.2015 No interest 910 758
  Investment loan2) CHF 31.12.2020 No interest 2,338 2,125
  Investment loan CHF 31.12.2015 No interest 280 234
  Loan (minority interest) CHF 31.12.2011 No interest 160 -
  Loan (minority interest) EUR 31.12.2014 variable 7,157 7,455
  Loan (minority interest) EUR 31.12.2011 variable 7,424 -
  Residual purchase obligation Elcomex EN S.r.l. EUR 30.06.2015 7.500% - 13,997
  Other financial liabilities       18,269 24,569
  Total       533,238 599,495
             
  Financial liabilities are carried in the following currencies          
  Swiss francs       327,594 443,147
  Euros (translated)       205,644 156,348

All non-current financial liabilities fall into the category “Other financial liabilities” and are recognised at amortised cost using the effective interest method.

The weighted average interest rate based on the nominal value on the balance sheet was 3.4 % (previous year: 3.3 %). The fair value of non-current financial liabilities amounted to TCHF 666,496 (previous year: TCHF 615,776). Repower has complied with all credit and loan agreements in full.

1) Interest rate swaps are agreed and hedge accounting applied to hedge the variable-interest SET bank loan. The value adjustment of TCHF 789 (of which TCHF 308 apply to minority interests) was recognised in the consolidated statement of comprehensive income (fair value adjustment of financial instruments) after taking into account deferred income taxes of TCHF -268 (of which TCHF -105 apply to minority interests). The maturity dates of the interest rate swaps are the same as the maturity dates for the SET loan interest and/or will generate cash flows, expenses and income in the coming years. Last year this item was disclosed in current financial liabilities.

2) Mortgage assignments were pledged as security for the investment loan of TCHF 2,125 (previous year: TCHF 2,338) and for the mortgage (now a current financial liability – Note 23). The fixed assets pledged in this connection are disclosed in Note 9.