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Hyprop Investments Limited

Integrated annual report and consolidated financial statements

2017

119

13.

Non-current assets classified as held-for-sale

Note

June 2017

R000

June 2016

R000

Total investment property classified as held-for-sale

Assets

426 681

1 243 591

Investment property

2.1

415 182

1 224 090

Building appurtenances and tenant installations

3 616

6 685

Trade and other receivables

6 324

9 471

Cash and cash equivalents

1 559

3 345

Liabilities

13 074

27 868

Trade and other payables

13 074

27 868

Net classified as held-for-sale

413 607

1 215 723

Movement in assets held-for-sale 

Investment property, building appurtenances and tenant installations

Opening balance

1 230 773

1 225 773

Disposals

(868 125)

Additions

(includes cost and fair value adjustments)

59 569

8 428

Depreciation

(3 421)

(3 428)

Transfer to held-for-sale

Closing balance

418 796

1 230 773

Working capital

Opening balance

(15 050)

(12 278)

Disposals

16 277

Additions

(6 416)

(2 772)

Closing balance

(5 189)

(15 050)

Net classified as held-for-sale

413 607

1 215 723

Non-current assets held-for-sale include Willowbridge North, Lakefield Office Park and vacant land in Greenstone Park, Johannesburg. Subsequent to

year-end, Willowbridge North was sold for R225 million. It is anticipated that transfer will take place in September 2017.

During the year the following buildings were sold:

Sale price Transfer date

Somerset Value Mart

R185 million September 2016

Glenfield Office Park

R180 million December 2016

Willowbridge South

R460 million

March 2017

Glenwood Office Park

R42 million

May 2017

Total

R867 million

Although Lakefield Office Park was classified as held-for-sale at 30 June 2016, efforts to dispose of this property are continuing and Hyprop is

confident that it will be sold. Hyprop is actively engaging with potential purchasers. The property continues to be measured under IAS 40 and all

requirements of IFRS 5 have been met (refer to

note 1.10 – Investment property

and

note 2 – Investment property

).