Strategic Review
78 Finsbury Food Group Annual Report & Accounts 2018
Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements
Corporate Governance
Financial Statements
18. Analysis of Net Debt Note Cash at bank
Debt due within one year Debt due after one year
Invoice discounting due within one year Hire purchase obligations due within one year Total net bank debt
Debt Cash at bank
Unamortised transaction costs Total net bank debt
Cash at bank Total debt payable excluding cash
19. Trade, Other Payables and Provisions Trade and Other Payables
2018 £000
Current Trade creditors
Other creditors including taxes and social security Accruals and deferred income
Provisions
Site closure £000
Balance at beginning of financial year Made during the year
Utilised during the financial year Balance at end of financial year Current provisions
Non-current provisions -
11,316 (3,112) 8,204 3,780 4,424
Pension £000
239 -
(22)
217 18
199
Total £000
239
11,316 (3,134) 8,421 3,798 4,623
The site closure provision relates to the closure of the Grain D’Or site during the year, the provision is based on best estimates of the outcome of negotiations. Whilst site exit negotiations are continuing the expectation is that these will conclude within the new financial year.
The pension provision relates to a contractual liability for pension augmentation, the amount utilised during the year represents payments in relation to the augmentations which are being paid over 14 years.
2017 £000
17
At year ended 1 July 2017 £000
3,024
(2,937) (5,857)
(11,646) (57)
(17,473) (20,386)
3,024 (111)
(17,473) 3,024 (20,497)
Cash flow £000
6,339
(22,063) 5,857
11,646 57
1,836
(4,299) 6,339 (204)
1,836 6,339 (4,503)
At year ended 30 June 2018 £000
9,363
(25,000) - - -
(15,637) (24,685)
9,363 (315)
(15,637) 9,363 (25,000)
37,210 2,088
16,300 55,598
36,663 2,002
21,796 60,461
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