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81 Finsbury Food Group Annual Report & Accounts 2019


Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements


27. Operating Leases


The Group has annual commitments under non-cancellable operating leases relating primarily to land and buildings, fork lift trucks and office equipment. Land and buildings have been considered separately for lease classification. Land and buildings amounts relate to leasehold properties at the Nicholas & Harris site, Fletchers’ sites in London and Manchester and Johnstone’s site in East Kilbride.


During the year £1,571,000 was recognised as an expense in the Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive Income in respect of operating leases (2018: £2,099,000).


Future minimum lease repayments under non-cancellable operating leases at the end of the financial periods are as follows: Land and Buildings


2019 £000


On leases which expire in: Less than one year


Between one and five years More than five years


2018 £000


2019 £000


Other


2018 £000


2,531 6,741 5,045


14,317


2,066 6,604 6,809


15,479


28. Capital Commitments At the financial year ended 29 June 2019, the Group had capital expenditure commitments of £105,000 (2018: £259,000).


29. Related Parties


Related Party Transactions and Directors’ Material Interests in Transactions A 50% owned subsidiary, Lightbody Stretz Ltd, paid Mr P Stretz, the Managing Director of Lightbody Stretz Ltd, £67,000 (2018: £73,000) in respect of rent for offices. No balances were outstanding at either year end.


The Group paid £nil (2018: £33,000) for the supply of finished products from and received £27,000 (2018: £32,000) for the sale of finished products to Party Fizz, a company 50% owned by Mr P Stretz. The amount payable and receivable at the year end was £nil (2018: £nil) and £3,000 (2018: £2,000) respectively.


Transactions with the Memory Lane Pension Scheme are detailed in Note 14.


Mr P Baker is a Director of Crosta & Mollica Limited. The Group sold finished product to Crosta & Mollica for a value of £nil (2018: £154,000), the amount receivable at the year end was £nil (2018: £nil).


Transactions with Key Management Personnel Directors of the Company and their immediate relatives control 3% (2018: 3%) of the voting shares of the Company. The aggregate compensation of key management personnel (Main Board Executive Directors, Divisional MDs, and Executive Committee) is as follows:


2019 £000


Company contributions to money purchase pension Schemes Executive salaries and benefits Executive bonuses


56


1,708 -


1,764


Share options held by Group Directors are set out in Note 7. Details of share options outstanding at 29 June 2019 for other key management personnel by exercise price is shown in the table below:


Exercise price


nil nil nil nil


30. Post Consolidated Statement of Financial Position Events There were no post consolidated Statement of Financial Position events.


31. Ultimate Parent Company Finsbury Food Group Plc is the ultimate Parent Company.


Number of options at 29 June 2019


259,929 304,068 -


61,737 625,734


Number of options at 30 June 2018


exercise date - 30/09/2023


304,068 02/07/2022 338,951 30/09/2019 279,596 30/09/2018 922,615


Earliest expiry date Exercise


21/01/2029 26/10/2027 29/09/2026 04/12/2025


2018 £000


55


1,702 562


2,319


676 593 -


1,269


956


1,023 29


2,008


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