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Arla Foods Annual Report 2020

Management Review Our Strategy Our Brands and Commercial Segments Our Responsibility Our Governance Our Performance Review Our Consolidated Financial Statements Our Consolidated Environmental, Social and Governance Data Funding 4.1 FINANCIAL RISKS Table 4.1.2.a Exchange rates 2020 Closing rate 2019 Change 2020 Average rate 2019 Change āœ“ Risk mitigation EUR/GBP EUR/SEK EUR/DKK EUR/USD EUR/SAR 0.903 0.854 -5.7% 0.889 10.081 10.470 3.7% 10.483 0.877 10.587 7.441 7.472 0.4% 7.454 7.466 1.230 1.120 -9.8% 1.140 1.119 4.616 4.201 -9.9% 4.279 4.199 -1.3% 1.0% 0.2% -1.8% -1.9% Table 4.1.2.b Currency exposure Balance sheet exposure Potential accounting impact Hedge of Open positions future cash flow External Income exposure Sensitivity statement Other compre- hensive income The group's external exposure is calculated as external financial assets and liabilities denominated in currencies different from the functional currency of each legal entity, plus any external derivatives converted on group level into currency risk against DKK, i.e. EUR/DKK, USD/ DKK etc. The same also applies to the group's net internal exposure. The aggregate of the group's external and internal currency exposure, represents the net exposure, which is outlined in Table 4.1.2.b. Net foreign currency investments in subsidiaries, as well as instruments hedging those investments, are excluded. Risk The group operates in many different countries and has significant investments in operations outside of Denmark, of which the UK, Germany and Sweden, represent the largest part of the business by net revenue, profit and assets. A major part of the currency risk from net revenue denominated in foreign currencies is offset by sourcing in the same currency. The currency exposure is continuously managed by the treasury department. Individual currency exposures are hedged in accordance with the treasury and funding policy. Financial instruments used to hedge the currency exposure do not necessarily need to qualify for hedge accounting, and hence some of the applied financial instruments, i.e. some option strategies, are accounted for as fair value through the income statement. Arla Foods amba's functional currency is DKK. However, the risk in relation to the EUR currency is assessed in the same manner as for DKK. The Executive Management Team has the discretion to decide if and when investments in foreign operations should be hedged (translation risks) with an obligation to inform the Board of Directors at the next meeting. 2020 EUR/DKK -94 USD/DKK* GBP/DKK SEK/DKK -35 SAR/DKK 72918 -10 -104 1% -1 10 -197 -187 5% -9 -415 -424 5% -87 -122 5% -2 1112 -10 -21 -4 Policy -187 -179 5% -9 According to the treasury and funding policy, the 2019 EUR/DKK -346 0 -346 1% -3 0 treasury department can hedge: Up to 15 months of the net forecasted cash receipts and payables. USD/DKK* 219 -276 -57 5% 11 -14 Up to 100 per cent of net recognised trade receivables and trade payables. GBP/DKK 39 -311 -272 5% 2 -16 SEK/DKK -24 0 -24 5% -1 0 SAR/DKK -165 -24 -189 5% -8 -1 *Incl. AED 95 ARLA FOODS ANNUAL REPORT 2020
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