Potential impact of Brexit, potential supply chain disruption, no current intention to rebuild inventory levels. Supplier income, rebates, sales support, accounting policy, inventory significant estimate, audit committee consideration. The Group expects that $293.0m (2018 – $290.0m) of the Group’s inventories of $350.8m (2018 – $348.2m) will be realised within 12 months of the balance sheet date and $57.8m (2018 – $58.2m) will be realised after 12 months. The inventory provision has increased by $2.0m from $24.5m at 31 December 2018 to $26.5m at 31 December 2019, as a result of an impairment charge included in cost of sales of $7.5m (2018 – $6.2m) and foreign exchange movements of $0.4m (2018 – $0.6m increase) offset by $4.3m (2018 – $7.3m) of the provision being utilised in the year against inventories written off and the reversal of previous write-downs of $1.6m (2018 – $2.0m) also included in cost of sales. Let's connect! IAS 34 para 15B(b), impairment and reversal in the period, VIU and fvlcd, assumptions, oil and gas, UK CA s435, statement on publication of non-statutory accounts in half year report, UK DTR 4.2.10R, responsibility statement in half year report, Half year report, IAS 34 para 16A (a), change of accounting policy to adopt IFRS 16, modified retrospective approach, Half year report, IAS 34 para 16A (g)(l), segmental disclosures, including assets and liabilities, IFRS 15 disaggregated information, Half year report IAS 34 para 16A (j), information on financial instruments, fair values, IFRS 9 adopted, Half year report, IAS 34 para 16A(b), explanatory comments on seasonality, Half year report, going concern uncertainty, emphasis in audit review report, Half year report, going concern uncertainty, emphasis in audit review report, covenants, IAS 34 para 15B (g), disclosure of accounting misstatement, restatement of prior periods, IAS 34 para 16A (a), change of accounting policy, agriculture, bearer plants, IAS 34 para 16A (b), seasonality, agriculture, IFRS 15 adopted, half year report, fully retrospective basis, policy, aftermarket contracts, variable consideration, contract assets, IAS 34 para 16A (c), exceptional item, provision in respect of historical lease structures, Half year report, IFRS 9 adopted, impairment, hedging, classification changes, IAS 34 para 16A (i), certain acquisition disclosures, share consideration, Quarterly report, IFRS 15 adopted, modified retrospective method adopted, effect on current period, IFRS 16 adopted, modified retrospective method, policies, judgements, certain disclosures, half year report, shipping. The IAS 2 also states that losses associated with write-down are an expense in the period of the write-down (IAS 2… As a result of such judgements, the net inventory balance comprises $301.4m of inventory carried at cost (2018 – $295.2m) and $49.4m carried at net realisable value which represents 14% of net inventories (2018 – $53.0m at NRV representing 15% of net inventories). IFRS 15, policies, legal services, personal injury claims, judgements and estimates, disaggregated information. Accounting policies, changes and errors – IAS 8, IFRS 15 early adoption, App C, paras C3, C4 transition exemption provisions taken, IFRS 15 adopted, modified retrospective application, property company, IFRS 15 early adopted, full retrospective application, exemption in Appendix C para C4 taken, IFRS 9 adopted, IAS 8 para 28, IAS 1 para 10(f), disclosures for change of policy, IFRS 9 adopted, IAS 8 para 28 disclosures, exemption taken not to restate prior periods for classification and measurement, IAS 8 para 28, IAS 41, IAS 16, adoption of amendments for bearer plants, IAS 41 para 63, transitional exemption for current year, IAS 8 para 49, IAS 1 para 10(f), disclosures for correction of error, IAS 8 para 29, IAS 1 para 10(f), prior year adjustment for error, disclosures, third balance sheet, management commentary, IAS 8 para 49, correction of prior period errors, IAS 8 para 49, PYA for multiple prior year errors, IAS 1 para 125, estimation uncertainty, IAS 8 para 49, prior year adjustment to correct errors, management commentary, corrective actions, qualified audit report, IAS 41, certain disclosures of assumptions for poultry, sugar cane and bananas, level 3 valuations, IAS 41 and IAS 16 amendments for bearer plants adopted, palm oil, PYA and change of policy disclosure, IAS 41 and IAS 16 amendments policy for bearer plants and palm oil bunches IFRS 13 level 3 disclosures, IAS 41, biological assets disclosures, pigs, bulls, policy, fair value hierarchy and methods, financial and other risks, IAS 41 disclosures, forestry, discounted cash flow valuation, IFRS 13 level 3 hierarchy, IAS 41, IFRS 13 disclosures biological assets, risks, forestry, IAS 41 disclosures with IFRS 13 valuation disclosures, sugar, crops, cows and pigs, IAS 41 disclosures, cattle, IFRS 13 level 2 and level 3 valuations, IAS 41, IFRS 13 certain disclosures, crops, poultry, milk and breeding cattle, IAS 41 disclosures, IFRS 13 level 3 disclosures, fish farming, IAS 41, IFRS 13, disclosures, hogs, poultry, IAS 41, IAS 16, IFRS 13,certain disclosures following adoption of IAS 41 and IAS 16 amendments on bearer plants, ESMA Guidelines for APMs, paras 35, 36, IFRS figures given equal prominence to APMs, Disclosure of APMs, purpose, uses, reconciliations, limitations, ESMA Guidelines on APMs paras 41, 26, change in definition of APM, reconciliation to IFRS, Full year results announcement, change in terminology following issue of ESMA guidelines, APMs, description, purpose, uses, reconciliations and limitations, APMs explanations, limitations, reconciliations, APMs, explanation, use, nature of adjustments, purpose, reconciliations, limitations, KPIs, APMs, explanation, purpose, use, limitations, caveats, warning to review entire report, APMs, constant currency comparisons, reconciliation, IAS 28 para 22, loss of significant influence, gain on reclassification to available for sale, IFRS 12 paras 21, B12-B16, disclosures for material and immaterial associates, IAS 28 para 22, loss of significant influence, loss on reclassification, amounts recycled from OCI, IFRS 12 paras 20, 21, B12, B16, IAS 28 paras 40-43, disclosure on associates, and details of impairment review, IAS 28 paras 22, 23, loss of significant influence, reclassification of losses to income; IFRS 3 paras 41-42 gain on revaluation when associate becomes subsidiary, IAS 28 para 38, share of losses applied against long term loan that forms part of net investment, IFRS 12 para 22(c), disclosure of unrecognised profits/(losses) of associates and joint ventures in deficit, Gain on revaluation of existing afs holding where entity becomes an associate, IFRS 12, para 22(b), B 12, B14, different year end, impairment and fx adjustments, material associate, significant estimates, IFRS 12, paras 9, 21-23, B12 material associate disclosure, judgement where less than 20% held, commitments, IFRS 3, certain acquisition disclosures, separate disclosure for material acquisitions, goodwill, receivables, expenses, IFRS 3, para B64, certain acquisition disclosures, gain on prior holding, IFRS 3, control and mandatory offer treated as linked transactions, gain on revaluation of prior equity interests, Obtaining of control and mandatory offer treated as linked transaction, significant judgement, IFRS 3 para 52 (b), B55(a), contingent payments treated as remuneration, reconciliation of outstanding balances, IFRS 13 paras 93(d), (h), fair value of contingent consideration disclosures, IFRS 3 amended 2018, paras B7A-B7C, B8A, B12A-B12D, definition of business, use of optional test to determine concentration of fair value, IFRS 3 paras 45, 49, B67, adjustments made in measurement period, prior year adjustment, Breach of UK Companies Acts requirements in respect of historic dividend payments, Disclosure of unlawful dividends, share buy-backs and financial assistance and remedial measures taken, Dividend policy including undertakings to pension scheme, disclosure of distributable reserves, IAS 7, additional information on movements in working capital linking with cash flow statement, IAS 7 paras 42A, 42B, cash flows from acquisition of NCI shown as financing, IAS 7 additional information, reconciliation of current tax paid to income statement charge, IAS 7 para 18, direct method cash flow statement, reconciliation to operating profit in notes, IAS 7 para 44A – 44E, narrow scope amendment 2016, change in liabilities from financing activities, IAS 7 paras 44A-44E, changes in liabilities arising from financing activities, IAS 7 para 50, disclosure of undrawn (and drawn) facilities, committed and uncommitted, IAS 7 para 48, disclosure of restricted cash, IAS 7, paras 50,51, separate disclosure of replacement and expansion capital expenditure, IAS 7 para 40, disclosure of cash paid and assets disposed of including cash and cash equivalents, IAS 7 para 40, cash flows in respect of business combinations, IAS 7 paras 42A-42B, changes in ownership not resulting in loss of control treated as financing, IAS 7 para 14, IAS 16 para 68A, purchase and sale of rental assets treated as operating cash flow and sales as revenue, IAS 7 para 50, segmental disclosure of operating and investing cash flows, IAS 7 para 50(d) voluntary information on cash flows by reportable segment, Disclosure of effect of securitisation of receivables on operating cash flows, IAS 7 additional information, disclosure of factoring and reverse factoring effects on operating cash flows, Disclosure of effect of invoice discounting on operating cash flow and net debt, IFRS 5 para 33(c), cash flows from discontinued operations given in detail, Reverse factoring, IAS 7, IAS 1 para 122, significant judgement, and disclosure of financial effects, Reverse factoring, policy and disclosure of amounts involved, Consolidated and entity accounts – IFRS 10, IFRS 12, IAS 27, IFRS 10, 11 accounting mini series, classification of equity investments, IFRS 12 paras 12, B10, material non-controlling interests disclosures, IFRS 12 para 13, significant restrictions on transfer of assets, IFRS 10, IFRS 11, accounting policies, subsidiaries, associates and joint arrangements, judgements and estimates, IFRS 12 paras 7-9, significant judgements regarding control, significant influence and joint control, IFRS 12 para 7, IFRS 10, significant judgement, consolidation of 49% interest, de facto control, Disposal with retained controlling interest, IFRS 12 para 7 significant judgements, IFRS 12 paras 12, B10, significant subsidiaries with NCI, cash flow and SOCIE, IFRS 10 para 25, IAS 27, loss of control through nationalisation, Venezuela, compensation, IFRS 12 , para 7(a), IFRS 10 paras B2-B42, significant judgements , control where less than half voting power held, IFRS 10 para B98, loss on deemed disposal where nil proceeds and NCI is negative, liquidation of subsidiary, Venezuela, deconsolidation of subsidiary following loss of control in the year, IFRS 12 , paras 24, 29-31, B25-B26, certain disclosures regarding unconsolidated structured entities, IFRS 10, Investment entity accounting policy, Investment entity, IFRS 12 para 9A, significant judgements and estimates, policies for consolidation, associates and joint ventures, UK CA 2006, section 408 statement and parent profit disclosed on face of balance sheet, Investment entity, IFRS 12 paras 19A-19G, unconsolidated subsidiaries, restrictions, support, Audit committee report, disclosure of discussions with FRC Conduct Committee, Section 172 report, engagement with stakeholders, cross reference to other disclosures and to governance, Audit committee report, reference to UK FRC review of financial statements and FRC disclaimer, Section 172 statement, early adoption, with cross references to disclosure (not reproduced in this extract) of relationships with stakeholders, Section 172 statement, cross reference to Governance and Sustainability reports, proposed demerger example, Section 172 statement, stakeholders, director responsibilities, UK Section 172(1) statement, board engagement with stakeholders, cross references to other disclosures, Audit committee report, contact with UK FRC and additional disclosures in annual report, Audit committee report, significant issues, external audit assessment, FRC audit inspection, tenure, non-audit fees, objectivity, independence, Viability statement including base case (U) and severe but plausible (W) scenarios for COVID – 19, disclosure of assumptions, covenants, and stress tests for other principal risks including Brexit, UK Corporate governance, viability statement, including stress testing for Brexit, cyber attack and COVID-19, Viability statement where there is a material going concern uncertainty, Going concern uncertainty, viability statement, period shortened because of uncertainty on going concern, Audit committee consideration of fair, balanced and understandable statement, UK Combined Code requirement on competence of audit committee, Actions taken following significant percentage of votes against remuneration policy, Response to shareholder concerns, statement of shareholder voting, Operation of malus following irregularities in Italian business, directors’ remuneration, UK Corporate Governance, s.172 statement, designated non-exec for colleagues, culture, S172(1) statement and stakeholder engagement, UK Combined Code para D.1.2, executive directors’ non-executive appointments, Disclosure of CEO pay ratios with median, upper and lower quartiles, anticipating future disclosure requirements of new UK legislation, IFRS 5 para 28, restatement of comparatives when change made to plan of sale for associate, IFRS 5 para 33, IAS 33 para 68, disclosure of discontinued operations, IFRS 5 paras 33, 38, disclosure for disposal group held for sale including OCI and discontinued operations, IFRS 5 para 28, subsidiary held for sale reclassified as continuing, IFRS 5, IFRS 10 para 25, IFRS 12 para 19, IAS 28 para 20, loss of control, revaluation of retained interest, associate held for sale, IFRS 5, IFRS 12 para 19, disposal and revaluation gain on retained equity accounted joint venture interest, IFRS 5 discontinued operations, IFRS 12 para 19 gain on remeasurement of retained associate interest, IFRIC 17 para 15, IFRS 5, gain on distribution of non-cash assets disclosed on face of income statement, discontinued disclosures, IFRS 5, discontinued operations disclosures, assets held for sale, post balance sheet disposal, IFRS 10 para 23, disposal without loss of control treated as equity transaction, IAS 33 para 64, adjustment to prior periods in respect of rights issue in the year, IAS 33 paras 23, 12, mandatorily convertible notes included in basic EPS, profit adjustments for coupon on undated notes classed as equity, IAS 33 para 64, policy for share splits and bonus issues during the year and post year end, adjustment for bonus issue in the year. • Cost is determined using the first-in-first-out method and net realisable value is the estimated selling price less costs of disposal in the ordinary course of business. This is why the International Accounting Standard 2 was issued and interpreted in a detailed way. Transportation costs can be allocated to the cost of inventories provided they are incurred ‘in bringing the inventories to their present location and condition’. IFRS 16 para 95, separate disclosure of assets subject to operating leases by lessor. IAS 2 is applicable to all inventories other than the following: In addition to above exceptions, the standard also excludes the following, only from its measurement requirements. The Group’s inventory is highly durable and is well maintained. The major requirements of IAS 2 are regarding the determination of cost on initial recognition, the subsequent measurement and the disclosures that need to be given in the financial statements. This is also called specific identification method of inventory costing. merchandise or finished goods which are usually sold by a given type of business. Service concession arrangements – IFRIC 12, IFRIC 12, service concession arrangements and related accounting policies, IFRIC 12, service concession arrangements disclosures, IFRIC 12, concessions, policy and disclosures and effect of IFRIC July 2016 clarification, IFRIC 12, policy and significant judgements and estimates for service concessions, intangibles, disclosures, SIC 29, details of service concession arrangements, IFRS 2 para 51(b), disclosures for cash settled share based payment, IFRS 2 paras 44-52, cash settled share based payment disclosures, IFRS 2 paras 44-47, disclosures for equity settled share based payments, IFRS 2 paras 33A-33D, change of policy to take account of vesting conditions, other than market based, in measurement of liability, IFRS 2 paras 33E-33H, change of policy for net settlement feature for withholding tax obligations, IFRS 2 paras 33E-33F, net settlement feature relating to tax payable treated as equity settled, IFRS 1, US GAAP to IFRS transitional disclosures, IFRS 1 first time adoption, transition from US GAAP to IFRS, Transition from Japanese GAAP to IFRS, adoption of IFRS 9 and IFRS 15, policies, IFRS 1, transition from Japanese GAAP to IFRS, Transition from Japanese GAAP to IFRS disclosures, IFRS 1, transition from Japanese GAAP to IFRS disclosures, Transition from US GAAP to IFRS, half year and quarterly results, Transition from US GAAP to IFRS, half year results, Malaysia, transition to IFRS (and adoption of IFRS 15), IFRS 1, transition from US GAAP to IFRS disclosures. held for sale in the ordinary course of business, in the process of production for such sale, or This is rather unusual in practice, but it happens, for example when products are exclusive and unique, like jewelry, antiques or some types of automobiles. The retail method can be used for measuring inventories of the beauty products. IAS 2 – Inventories Timeline and summary from Deloitte IAS Plus, with information on related interpretations and amendments under consideration. IAS 36 para 134 (f) sensitivity analysis, reasonably possible change in assumption would result in impairment, IAS 36 para 134(e), goodwill impairment review, fvlcd, assumptions including margins, IAS 36 goodwill impairment review, VIU basis, oil price and other assumptions, oil company, IAS 36 goodwill impairment review, fvlcd basis, oil price and other assumptions, oil company, IAS 12 para 81(e), tax losses for which no deferred tax asset is recognised and expiry dates, IAS 12 paras 81(a), 81(ab), tax on each component of OCI and tax taken direct to equity, IAS 12 paras 80 (d), 81(d), explanation of effects of changes in tax rates on income, OCI and equity including US rate changes, IAS 12 para 80(d), (81(d), effects of changes in tax rates on income, OCI and equity, US Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, IAS 12 para 81(g)(i)(ii), analysis of deferred tax in balance sheet and income statement charge by category, IAS 12 Para 81(g)(i)(ii), analysis of deferred tax in balance sheet and income statement by category, Policy for current and deferred tax, judgements and estimates in respect of uncertain tax positions, Significant judgements and estimates, uncertain tax positions, IAS 1 paras 122,125, restatement, principal risks, audit committee, Uncertain tax positions, provisions, estimates, principal risks and uncertainties, Uncertain tax positions, policy, estimates, quantification of provisions, IFRIC 23 adopted, Uncertain tax positions, deferred tax, significant judgements, estimates, quantification of amounts, Income tax, risks, uncertain tax positions, transfer tax, contingencies quantified and provisions made, judgements, IFRIC 23 adopted, Approach to tax, principal risks, uncertain tax positions, Brexit, US tax reform, judgements and estimates, Disclosure of franked investment income group litigation order versus UK HMRC, test case, IAS 12 para 81(f), temporary differences in subsidiaries, associates and joint ventures for which no deferred tax provided, Description of tax policies and tax regimes, tax equity liabilities, Reconciliation of opening and closing current tax, additional information, Indefinite lived intangibles, deferred tax, change of policy following IFRIC clarification, Indefinite lived intangibles, deferred tax, change of policy following IFRIC November 2016 decision, IAS 12 para 82, nature of evidence supporting recognition of deferred tax asset where loss made in the current or prior year, Taxation policy, tax borne by country, tax collected, IAS 12 para 82, nature of evidence supporting recognition of deferred tax asset, where losses incurred, IAS 12, para 81(c), tax reconciliation and additional disclosure of profit and loss and taxation by major country, EC decision regarding Belgian tax rulings on excess profits as illegal state aid, provisions, payments and appeals, IAS 12 paras 81(c), 81(g) tax reconciliation and deferred tax balances with detailed explanatory notes, IAS 12, IAS 7 additional information reconciling tax charge to cash tax paid, IAS 12, additional information, segment analysis of tax balances, reconciliations of opening and closing balances, Contingent liability, EU State Aid investigation, group financing exemption, transfer pricing settlement, tax judgements, risks, Change in presentation of interest and penalties on tax positions following IASB Interpretations Committee clarification, IAS 12 para 81(f), potential effect of Brexit on unprovided tax in respect of temporary differences associated with subsidiaries, Reference to potential Brexit implications and EU State Aid investigation into UK controlled foreign companies rules, Uncertain tax positions, judgements, disclosures, EU State Aid investigation and other, reconciliation of current tax liabilities, IFRIC 23 ‘Uncertainty over income tax treatments’ adopted, adjustment to provisions and change in policy, Provision for tax following EU Commission final decision on State Aid and UK Controlled Foreign Company regime. But in some cases where items of inventory are of similar nature, NRV may be determined for the whole lot of similar items. According to IAS 2, the cost of inventories shall comprise all costs of purchase, costs of conversion and other costs incurred in bringing the inventories to their present location and condition. Techniques of measurement of cost such as standard costing and retail method of cost estimated may be used for convenience provided that the result obtained approximates the actual cost. IAS 2 is an international financial reporting standard produced and disseminated by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) to provide guidance on the valuation and classification of inventories.. Overview. For example, it may be appropriate to include non-POH or (m) Inventories The IAS 2 states that these reversals must be recognized in the period they occur and when they are limited to the amount of the original write-down (IAS 2, Inventories). • Inventories are stated at the lower of cost and net realisable value. Commodity brokers who measure inventory at fair value less costs to sell. Fixed cost is allocated to units of production depending on whether or not there has been abnormal production as explained below: Other costs that may form part of inventory costs are those that are incurred in bringing inventories to their present location and condition. INVENTORIES IAS 2 INVENTORY Includes all assets [tangible and intangible]; • Held for sale in the ordinary course of NRV is measured and inventories are written down, usually on an item by item basis. IAS 2 -Inventories, explain how the items referred to in ) a and b) should be measured . View INVENTORIES IAS 2.pdf from AC 101 at Harare Institute of Technology. For example, shoes are finished goods (and thus inventory) for a shoe manufacturer. The cost of the inventory is determined by taking the selling price of the cosmetics and reducing it by the gross margin of 65% to arrive at the cost. In addition, it also includes biological wealth connected to agriculture at … The remaining $96,000 should be expensed in income statement. 2. As per the IAS 2, the inventory is valued at lower of cost or net realizable value. Reply. Publication of tax policies and objectives, reference to new UK legal requirement for large companies to publish on internet, Policy for player registrations and football staff remuneration, IAS 38, para 126, research and development expenditure in the year and further analysis, IAS 38 para 126, analysis of R&D costs charged to income, segmental analysis, accounting policy, IAS 38 paras 94-96, intangibles assigned useful life longer than contractual period as expected to be renewable without significant cost, IAS 38 paras 122(a)(b), additional information for material finite lived and indefinite lived intangibles, IAS 38, intangible assets, landing rights, IAS 38 para 98A, film industry, rebuttal of presumption that revenue method of amortisation is inappropriate, Oil company exploration and development expenditure – successful efforts, significant judgement, Integrated annual and sustainability report, GRI ‘comprehensive standards’ compliance, UN Global Compact, International Integrated Reporting Framework, Social and Environmental reports, Sustainability, GRI Standards, UNGC, link to extensive economic, social, environmental and other disclosures, Integrated annual report, sustainability, IIRC Framework, GRI Standards, UN Global Compact, stakeholders, Integrated report, GRI Standards, UN Global Compact, AA1000AS, IIRC Framework, Climate Related Financial Disclosures, Integrated annual and sustainability report, IIRC Framework, GRI standards, UN Global Compact, TCFD, WBCSD, Integrated annual report, IIRC Framework, King IV Report on Corporate Governance, IAS 2 para 36, certain inventory disclosures, IFRS 13, IAS 2 para 3(b), fair value hierarchy disclosure for broker/dealer inventory held at fair value, IAS 2, disclosures for (trading) inventory carried at fair value, IFRS 13 fair value hierarchy, IAS 2 para 36 certain inventory disclosures, Inventories, accounting for by products, IAS 2, disclosure of inventory at NRV (fair value less costs to sell), IAS 40, certain disclosures, revenue, operating expenses, commitments, IFRS 16, certain lessor disclosures, IAS 40, IFRS 13, para 97, policy and disclosure of fair value hierarchy where assets carried at amortised cost and fair value disclosed, IAS 40, paras 10, 11, significant judgement as to whether a property is investment property or PPE, IAS 40 paras 76, 77, IFRS 13 para 93, IFRS 16 paras 89-92, 95-97, certain disclosures for investment property, IAS 40 para 57 amendment, transfers to and from investment property, IAS 40 investment property, IFRS 13 disclosures, level 3 valuation, Investment property, certain disclosures, valuation, income, expenses, commitments, leases, rent abatements, COVID-19, Investment property, additional voluntary disclosures, LTV and covenant reconciliations, IFRS 12 para B12, B13, 21-23,disclosures for material and immaterial joint ventures, IFRS 12 para 7(c), significant judgements, joint arrangement as joint operation, IFRS 12 paras B12-B18, disclosures for material joint ventures and associates and summary for immaterial JVs and associates, IFRS 11 para 20(d), change in revenue recognition of sales by joint operation following IFRIC interpretation, IFRS 11, change in policy from jointly controlled operation to joint venture following IFRIC agenda decision, IFRS 11 para 20(c), sale of output from joint operation, change of policy following IFRIC March 2019 agenda decision, IAS 28 para 24, joint venture becomes associate, no remeasurement of retained interest, IFRS 12 para 22(c), unrecognised share of losses for year and cumulatively for joint ventures, IFRS 12 paras 23, B18-B20, commitments and contingencies relating to joint ventures, IFRS 16, lease accounting policies and certain disclosures, IFRS 16 adopted, modified retrospective method, certain paras 51-60 lessee disclosures, policies, IFRS 16 adopted, modified retrospective method, policies, certain disclosures, IFRS 16 adopted, modified retrospective method, policies, judgement, certain lessee and lessor disclosures, telecoms, IFRS 16 adopted modified retrospective, policies, certain disclosures, IFRS 16 adopted, policies. 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