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Part of the audited Consolidated Financial Statements and Management´s Analysis

21 – Liabilities

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Financial indebtedness (million €)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Carrying amounts based on effective interest method

 

Nominal volume

Effective interest rate

2009

2008

3.5% Euro Bond 2003/2010 of BASF SE

1,000

3.63%

999

998

4% Euro Bond 2006/2011 of BASF SE

1,000

4.05%

999

999

3.375% Euro Bond 2005/2012 of BASF SE

1,400

3.42%

1,399

1,398

3.75% Euro Bond 2009/2012 of BASF SE

1,350

3.97%

1,343

4.5% Euro Bond 2006/2016 of BASF SE

500

4.62%

497

496

4.25% Euro Bond 2009/2016 of BASF SE

200

4.40%

198

5.875% GBP Bond 2009/2017 of BASF SE

400

6.04%

446

4.625% Euro Bond 2009/2017 of BASF SE

300

4.69%

299

3 Month EURIBOR Bond 2006/2009 of BASF SE

500

variable

500

3.25% CHF Bond 2008/2011 of BASF Finance Europe N.V.

300

3.39%

202

201

6% Euro Bond 2008/2013 of BASF Finance Europe N.V.

1,250

6.15%

1,244

1,242

5% Euro Bond 2007/2014 of BASF Finance Europe N.V.

1,000

5.09%

996

996

5% Euro Bond 2007/2014 of BASF Finance Europe N.V.

250

4.83%

252

252

3.625% CHF Bond 2008/2015 of BASF Finance Europe N.V.

200

3.77%

134

134

5.125% Euro Bond 2009/2015 of BASF Finance Europe N.V.

1,500

5.30%

1,488

5.125% Euro Bond 2009/2015 of BASF Finance Europe N.V.

500

4.38%

517

4.5% Euro Medium Term Note 2009/2016 of BASF Finance Europe N.V.

150

4.56%

149

USD Extendible Floating Rate Notes of BASF Finance Europe N.V.

 

0.30%

3

330

3.25% CHF Bond 2006/2012 of Ciba Spezialitätenchemie Finanz AG

225

3.32%

147

4.875% Euro Bond 2003/2018 of Ciba Spec. Chem. Finance Luxemb. S.A.

477

4.88%

393

USD Commercial Paper

703

 

487

4,406

Other bonds

 

 

650

621

Bonds and other liabilities to the capital markets

 

 

12,842

12,573

Liabilities to credit institutions

 

 

1,977

1,941

 

 

 

14,819

14,514

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Breakdown of financial indebtedness by currency (million €)

 

 

2009

2008

Euro

12,063

7,876

U.S. dollar

1,254

5,598

British pound

560

Swiss franc

483

335

Chinese renminbi

336

436

Argentinean peso

41

22

Turkish lira

24

39

Norwegian krone

10

54

Brazilian real

67

Other

48

87

 

14,819

14,514

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Maturities of financial indebtedness (million €)

 

 

2009

2008

Following year 1

2,375

6,224

Following year 2

1,363

1,027

Following year 3

3,067

1,401

Following year 4

2,075

1,418

Following year 5

1,329

1,999

Following year 6 and thereafter

4,610

2,445

 

14,819

14,514

Bonds and other liabilities to the capital markets

Other bonds consist primarily of bonds from BASF Catalyst LLC and industrial revenue and pollution control bonds from the BASF Corporation Group that are used to finance investments in the United States. The weighted-average interest rate was 2.3% in 2009 (2008: 3.1%). The weighted-average effective interest rate was 2.3 % in 2009 (2008: 3.1%). The average residual term amounted to 234 months as of December 31, 2009, and 189 months as of December 31, 2008.

Liabilities to credit institutions

The weighted-average interest rate on borrowings was 3.0% in 2009 (2008: 5.3%). To finance the investment in the expansion of the OPAL natural gas pipeline, €500 million were borrowed at an interest rate of 2.5% by WINGAS GmbH & Co. KG.

BASF SE had committed and unused credit lines with variable interest rates of €4,165 million as of December 31, 2009, and €6,668 million as of December 31, 2008.

Other liabilities

The decline in other liabilities in 2009 is related primarily to the negative fair value of derivatives concluded to hedge currency fluctuations and rising raw material prices. This was partially offset by a decline in derivatives with positive fair values reflected in ‘other receivables’.

Liabilities to companies in which participations are held include the proportionate amount of liabilities of joint venture companies accounted for using the proportional consolidation method of €313 million in 2009, and €242 million in 2008, thereof miscellaneous liabilities of €145 million in 2009, and €36 million in 2008. Further other liabilities relating to associated companies accounted for using the equity or cost method were €188 million in 2009, and €224 million in 2008. In addition, other liabilities contained precious metal derivatives with a negative fair value of €52 million as of the balance sheet date 2009 compared with €39 million in 2008.
For more information on financial risks and derivative financial instruments, see Note 25 
For more information on finance lease payables, see Note 26

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Other liabilities (million €)

 

 

 

2009

 

2008

 

Short-term

Long-term

 

Short-term

Long-term

Advances received on orders

116

 

116

Liabilities on bills

52

23

 

11

27

Liabilities related to social security

156

30

 

151

16

Non-trade liabilities to joint venture partners

271

437

 

334

344

Derivative instruments

279

 

1,414

1

Liabilities arising from finance leases

18

62

 

15

65

Miscellaneous liabilities

1,233

164

 

1,255

301

Deferred income

115

182

 

138

163

 

2,240

898

 

3,434

917

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Secured liabilities (million €)

 

 

2009

2008

Liabilities to credit institutions

8

35

Miscellaneous liabilities

37

504

 

45

539

On December 31, 2008, material margins (margin calls) had to be provided for derivatives with negative fair values. These derivatives, which were concluded in 2008, were due in 2009, leading to a reduction in the margins deposited.

Liabilities to credit institutions are secured primarily with registered land charges. There are no secured contingent liabilities.

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