Socfin
ANNUAL REPORT
2021 SOCIETE FINANCIERE DES CAOUTCHOUCS
Table of contents
Group profile 4
1. Overview of the Group 4
2. History 4
3. Group structure 5
4. Information on the holdings of Socfin 6
International market for rubber and palm oil 9
1. Rubber 9
2. Palm oil 12
Environment and social responsibility 15
Key figures 16
1. Activity indicators 16
2. Key figures in the consolidated income statement 17 3. Key figures in the consolidated statement of financial position 17
Stock market data 18
Corporate governance statement 19
1. Introduction 19
2. Corporate governance chart 19
3. Board of Directors 19
4. Committees of the Board of Directors 22
4.1. Audit Committee 22
4.2. Appointment and Remuneration Committee 22
5. Remunerations 23
6. Shareholding status 23
7. Financial calendar 24
8. External audit 24
9. Corporate, social and environmental responsibility 24
10. Other information 24
Statement of compliance 25
Consolidated management report 26
Auditor's report on the consolidated financial statements 31
Consolidated financial statements 36
1. Consolidated statement of financial position 36
2. Consolidated income statement 38
3. Consolidated statement of comprehensive income 39
4. Consolidated statement of cash flows 40
5. Consolidated statement of changes in equity 41
6. Notes to the consolidated financial statements 42
Note 1. Overview and accounting policies 42
Note 2. Subsidiaries and associates 53
Note 3. Goodwill 56
Note 4. Leases 56
Note 5. Intangible assets 58
Note 6. Property, plant and equipment 59
Note 7. Biological assets 60
Note 8. Depreciation and impairment 62
Note 9. Impairment of assets 62
Note 10. Investment properties 64
Note 11. Non-wholly owned subsidiaries in which non-controlling interests are significant 65
Note 12. Financial assets at fair value through other comprehensive income 68
Note 13. Deferred taxes 69
Note 14. Current tax assets and liabilities 70
Note 15. Income tax expense 71
Note 16. Inventories 73
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Note 17. Trade receivables (current assets) | 74 |
Note 18. Other receivables (current assets) | 74 |
Note 19. Cash and cash equivalents | 75 |
Note 20. Share capital and share premium | 75 |
Note 21. Legal reserve | 75 |
Note 22. Pension obligations | 76 |
Note 23. Financial debts | 80 |
Note 24. Trade and other payables | 84 |
Note 25. Financial instruments | 85 |
Note 26. Staff costs and average number of staff | 87 |
Note 27. Other financial income | 87 |
Note 28. Financial expenses | 88 |
Note 29. Net earnings per share | 88 |
Note 30. Dividends and directors' fees | 88 |
Note 31. Information on related party | 89 |
Note 32. Off balance sheet commitments | 90 |
Note 33. Segment information | 90 |
Note 34. Risk management | 98 |
Note 35. Contingent liabilities | 101 |
Note 36. Political and economic environment | 103 |
Note 37. Events after the closing date | 103 |
Note 38. Auditor's fees | 104 |
Company's management report | 105 |
Audit report on the Company's financial statements | 109 |
Company financial statements | 113 |
1. Balance sheet at 31 December 2021 | 115 |
2. Income statement for the year ended 31 December 2021 | 117 |
3. Notes to the financial statements for the year 2021 | 118 |
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1. Overview of the Group
Société Financière des Caoutchoucs S.A., abbreviated "Socfin" is a Luxembourg company (the "Company"), with registered office at 4 avenue Guillaume, L-1650 Luxembourg. It was incorporated on 5th December 1959 and is listed on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange.
2. History
The principal activity of Socfin is to manage a portfolio of shares mainly focused on the exploitation of more than 192,000 hectares of tropical palm oil plantations and rubber trees located in Africa and South-East Asia. Socfin employs 34,945 people and achieved a consolidated revenue of EUR 837.6 million in 2021.
• 05/12/1959 Constitution of the Société Financière Luxembourgeoise, abbreviated as "Socfinal" in the form of
a holding company.
• 09/06/1960 The Socfinal shares have been listed on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange.
• 31/12/1960 Since its formation, Socfinal has invested, among others, in: Société Financière des Caoutchoucs
"Socfin" (Belgium); Plantations Nord-Sumatra (Belgium); Selangor Plantations Company Berhad
(Malaysia); Sennah Rubber Company Ltd (England) and various societies of Congolese equatorial
cultures.
• 31/12/1965 The portfolio includes new investments in Indonesia: Société de Cultures Asahan; Société de
Cultures Batangara; Huileries de Deli and Société de Cultures Sungei Liput
• 31/12/1971 Socfinal invests in the Compagnie Internationale de Cultures "Intercultures", a Luxembourg
company listed on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange; Socfin Industrial Development "Socfinde"
(Luxembourg) and in Compagnie du Cambodge (France).
• 31/12/1972 Socfinal participates in the formation of Socfinasia (Luxembourg) in exchange for the shares of
Indonesian companies Asahan, Batangara, Huileries de Deli and Sungei Liput. Socfinasia will be
listed on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange in 1973.
• 31/12/1975 Disposal of Socfin (Belgium) shares from the portfolio.
• 31/12/1980 Acquisition of Selangor Holding shares, a Luxembourg company listed on the Luxembourg Stock
Exchange.
• 31/12/1994 Socfinal invests 60% in the capital of SOGB (Ivory Coast) following the privatisation of this Ivorian
plantation. This participation will be transferred to Intercultures.
• 31/12/1999 Sale of holdings Selangor Holding and Plantations Nord-Sumatra.
• 31/12/2000 Sale of Sennah Rubber Company shares following the public tender on these shares.
• 15/11/2006 Following the distribution of Intercultures shares by Socfinasia (spin-off), Socfinal directly holds,
on one side Socfinasia (Asia) and on the other Intercultures (Africa).
• 10/01/2011 Extraordinary General Meeting which ratified to abandon the holding 29 status and the change of
the name to Société Financière des Caoutchoucs, abbreviated "Socfin". Change of the name of
Intercultures to Socfinaf
• 01/07/2011 Share split by 20
• 29/08/2014 Socfin exchanged 9% of Socfinaf shares against 100% of the shares of the company incorporated
under French law, Société Anonyme Forestière and Agricole SAFA. The latter owns 68.93% of
Safacam, a Cameroon plantation company that exploits 5,400 hectares of palm oil trees and 4,400
hectares of rubber trees. Following this exchange, Socfin still holds 55.08% of Socfinaf
• 31/12/2014 The SAFA participation was brought to Socfinaf through a capital increase by contribution in kind.
Socfin holds 56.48% of the capital of Socfinasia and 58.79% of the capital of Socfinaf.
Group profile
3. Group structure
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