Management Report 2020
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Management Report 2020
n) Employee benefits
Benefits granted to the Company's employees and managers include, in addi-
tion to fixed compensation (salaries and social security contributions INSS,
vacation, 13th salary), variable compensation such as profit sharing and a
stock option plan and restricted stock for directors and managers. These ben-
efits are recorded in income for the year when the Company has an accrued
obligation as incurred.
o) Segment Information
The Company concentrates its activities on the production and sale of agricul-
tural products (soybeans, corn, cotton and other minor crops) and on the ac-
quisition and development of land for agriculture, thus it is organized in two
business segments: agricultural production and land investments. The operat-
ing results are regularly reviewed by the Company's chief operating manager
for decisions on resources to be allocated to the segment and for the evalua-
tion of its performance.
The Company's products are not controlled and managed by Management as
independent segments, and the Company's results are monitored, monitored
and evaluated in an integrated manner. There are no other segments or any
aggregation of operating segments.
p) Statements of value added and cash flows
The Group has prepared individual and consolidated Value Added Statements
(VAS) in accordance with CPC 09 - Value Added Statement (NBC TG 09), which
are presented as an integral part of the financial statements in accordance
with BRGAAP applicable to public companies, while for IFRS they represent
supplementary financial information.
The Group has prepared individual and consolidated cash flow statements in
accordance with technical pronouncement CPC 03 (R2) - Cash Flow Statement
(IAS 7), using the indirect method.
q) Leasing operations
SLC
Agrícola
The Company recognizes the lease liability and the right to use asset on the
date the lease agreement is signed. The Company's main contracts refer ra-
tions, in addition to other less relevant contracts that involve the rental of
cotton and vehicles.
The Company's management considers as a lease component only the mini-
mum fixed amount for purposes of measuring the lease liability. The measure-
ment of the lease liability corresponds to the total of future lease and rental
payments, net of tax effects, adjusted to present value, considering the nominal
discount rate.
The incremental funding rate, used by the Company for discounting, is com-
posed of the "weighted curve of the CDI / Pre", added to the Company's credit
risk and to a risk spread of the underlying asset.
It is worth noting that the land lease contracts are indexed by the price of the
sack of soybeans in the region of each production unit, with the values of the
right to use assets and liabilities being converted into Reais using the price of
soybeans in each region. Payment amounts may vary significantly up to the
time of payment, depending on the change in the soybean market value in each
region.
The calculation methodology used is the modified retrospective method con-
sidering the value of the right to use the asset measured at the amount equiv-
alent to the lease liability, calculated at present value using the lessee's incre-
mental interest rate on the transition date.
For the cases below, the right-of-use asset and the lease liability were not
measured, as they present uncertainty in the measurement of the value (totally
variable price), do not present a minimum amount to be paid or are of short
duration:
(a) Partnership contracts: contracts that determine that the Company pays
the lessor, per year / harvest period, percentage of the production earned,
the price being totally variable;
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