Note 13 – Income from participation in Group companies
During the year, the Parent Company received dividends from subsidiaries amounting to SEK 89 m (2018: 136). Received Group contributions amounted to SEK 235 m (2018: 137).
- Duni 2019
- Start
- The Duni Group at a glance
- CEO’s comments
- Strategy
- Financial targets
- Shares
- Our market
- Communication and customer experience
- Corporate development
- The world’s first waste-free flight
- Operations
- CSR
- Environmentally-sound products for every Goodfoodmood® occasion – goal 1
- If it is Goodfoodmood®, then it is eco – goal 1
- Driving the development toward a circular economy – goal 1
- Environmental consideration throughout the lifecycle – goal 2 & 3
- Towards carbon-neutral operations by 2030 – goal 4
- Employee engagement on the rise – goal 5
- Strong engagement make strategy soar
- The Duni Group’s footprint
- Business areas
- Directors’ report
- Corporate Governance
- Financial Statements
- Five-year summary, Consolidated Income
- Five-year summary, Consolidated Balance Sheets
- Key ratios in brief
- Income Statement
- Comprehensive income
- Consolidated Balance Sheet
- Changes in equity
- Cash Flow Statement
- Parent Company Income Statement
- Parent Company Statement of Comprehensive Income
- Parent Company, Balance Sheet
- Parent Company, Changes in Equity
- Parent Company, Cash Flow Statement
- Notes
- Auditor’s report
- Other
- Note 1 – General information
- Note 2 – General accounting principles
- Note 3 – Segment reporting
- Note 4 – Intra-Group purchases and sales
- Note 5 – Expenses by nature
- Note 6 – Depreciation, amortization and impairment
- Note 7 – Inventories
- Note 8 – Restructuring costs – allocation to restructuring reserve
- Note 9 – Remuneration for auditors
- Note 10 – Other operating income and expenses
- Note 11 – Net exchange rate differences
- Note 12 – Income from financial items
- Note 13 – Income from participation in Group companies
- Note 14 – Income tax
- Note 15 – Average number of employees
- Note 16 – Salaries and other remuneration
- Note 17 – Pension obligations
- Note 18 – Participations in Group companies
- Note 19 – Business acquisitions
- Note 20 – Intangible assets
- Note 21 – Tangible assets
- Note 22 – Leases
- Note 23 – Accounts receivable and other receivables
- Note 24 – Prepaid expenses and accrued income
- Note 25 – Accrued expenses and deferred income
- Note 26 – Cash and cash equivalents
- Note 27 – Other long-term receivables
- Note 28 – Derivative instruments
- Note 29 – Borrowings
- Note 30 – Classification of financial instruments
- Note 31 – Share capital, earnings per share and allocation of earnings
- Note 32 – Adjustments for non-cash items
- Note 33 – Financial risks
- Note 34 – Management of capital risk
- Note 35 – Contingent liabilities and pledged assets
- Note 36 – Obligations
- Note 37 – Related-party transactions
- Note 38 – Events after the balance sheet date