Context · Dated fact of the file
Orvalis: from controlling Brémont to losing that control
Orvalis SA, a fictitious industrial group, IFRS consolidated financial statements, year-end 31 December.
IFRS 10 · Case studies (Step 3 of 5)
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Orvalis SA, a fictitious industrial group, IFRS consolidated financial statements, year-end 31 December.
L1 · Guided · 1 January N
Progressive case in four levels around Orvalis's holdings: (1) control and combination with elimination of the investment; (2) intragroup eliminations and attribution to non-controlling interests, including a deficit balance; (3) purchase of shares from third parties without loss of control, role as a fund manager and the standard's silences; (4) loss of control, retained interest, other comprehensive income and linked arrangements. Percentages, fair values and choices in the case are case data; rounding follows a case convention, not a rule of the standard.
Orvalis SA holds shares in two companies. You establish whether it controls them, then prepare the combination of the company it controls. The standards involved are announced.
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Context · Dated fact of the file
Orvalis SA, a fictitious industrial group, IFRS consolidated financial statements, year-end 31 December.
Initial event · L1·1 January N · Current stage
Orvalis SA holds shares in two companies. You establish whether it controls them, then prepare the combination of the company it controls. The standards involved are announced.
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The facts are teaching assumptions; the rights described are substantive and currently exercisable unless stated otherwise.
| Entity | Orvalis's voting rights | Facts |
|---|---|---|
| Brémont SA (furniture) | 75% | Orvalis appoints the majority of the board, which decides on the range, prices and investments. Orvalis receives the dividends and bears its share of losses |
| Calisto SA (packaging) | 35% | Another shareholder holds 55% and appoints the board. Orvalis has a right to oppose a fundamental change in Calisto's activity |
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Part 1 · Classification · Recognition
For Brémont, match each fact to the element of control it illustrates.
Orvalis appoints the majority of Brémont's board
Orvalis bears its share of Brémont's losses
Pricing decisions taken by the board make the dividends Orvalis receives vary
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