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REVIEWED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 2008 AND CASH DIVIDEND DECLARATION
 
 
Condensed segmental analysis  
 
For the year ended 30 September 2008    
 
 
      2008         2007        
      R million     %   R million   %  
      (Reviewed)        (Audited)       change 
Revenue*                    
CBI-electric**     3 951,9     36    3 315,1    29   19  
Nashua     6 445,2     58    5 816,3    52   11  
NSN***     —     —    1 712,9    15    
Reutech     622,3      6    490,5    4   27  
Total operations     11 019,4     100    11 334,8    100   (3) 
Less: Reunert’s attributable portion of associate      (98,3)        (1 760,4)        
Revenue as reported     10 921,1         9 574,4        14  
* Inter-segment revenue is immaterial and has not been disclosed.
**Revenue for the year ended
30 September 2007 included an amount of R96,3 million for inventory sold at book value by ATC (Pty)    Limited to CBI-electric Aberdare ATC Telecom Cables (Pty) Limited.
***Revenue excludes commission received from Nokia Siemens Networks
South Africa (Pty) Limited (NSN) (refer to note 1).
    Revenue of NSN in 2008 is not included due to the change in the nature of the investment and the resultant accounting treatment of the investment in NSN (refer to note 7).
Operating profit                      
CBI-electric     675,3     42    553,9    36   22  
Nashua     652,8     41    674,7    44   (3) 
NSN*     139,0       211,2    13   (34) 
Reutech      136,9       109,2    7   25  
Total operations     1 604,0     100    1 549,0    100   4  
Less: Reunert’s attributable portion of associate companies' net operating profit     (31,4)        (230,3)        
Operating profit as reported     1 572,6         1 318,7        19  
* Operating profit in 2008 represents commission received, whereas the 2007 figures represent 40% of the NSN operating profit
   (refer to notes 1 and 7).
 
     
     
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