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China Jushi FY2011: Cash generation and working capital

Cash flows, receivables, inventory and accounting context.

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Reporting period ended 2011-12-31 / Filing published 2012-03-19
Content version 14 / 9c861906b238 / PUBLISHED

Operating capital and production costs

Customer credit ties up capital and carries collection risk

At 31 December 2011, consolidated trade receivables had a gross balance of CNY 1,274,374,438.29 and an allowance of CNY 60,440,042.73, leaving CNY 1,213,934,395.56 net. The five largest closing customer balances totaled CNY 204,167,676.27, or 16.02% of gross receivables. This is concentration in unpaid balances at year-end, rather than the annual-sales concentration reported elsewhere. Several named balances span more than one aging band, so the table does not support treating all major customers as current. Three individually assessed balances totaling CNY 14,452,294.88 were fully provided: management reported no current business dealings and expected them to be uncollectible. That allowance is distinct from the CNY 1,944,929.89 actually written off during FY2011. These measures help readers assess the capital committed to customer credit and the limits of treating reported sales as collected cash; an allowance is an accounting assessment, not evidence that every remaining balance will be collected.

Reported gross trade receivables / 2011 / consolidated year end fy2011
RMB 1,274,374,438.29
Reported trade receivable allowance / 2011 / consolidated year end fy2011
RMB 60,440,042.73
Reported net trade receivables / 2011 / consolidated year end fy2011
RMB 1,213,934,395.56
Reported top customer receivables / 2011 / top five year end fy2011
RMB 204,167,676.27
Reported individual receivable allowance / 2011 / three fully provided fy2011
RMB 14,452,294.88
Reported receivable writeoffs / 2011 / consolidated annual
RMB 1,944,929.89

Finished goods account for most inventory, while allowances are a separate measure

Closing consolidated inventory was CNY 1,519,216,180.06 before an allowance of CNY 4,923,068.60, or CNY 1,514,293,111.46 net. Finished goods accounted for CNY 1,244,891,545.62 gross and CNY 1,242,428,166.28 net. The other categories include raw materials, goods in transit, work in progress, supplies and dispatched goods. Materials sent for outside processing had a gross balance of CNY 2,459,689.26 and an equal allowance; the original table leaves their net-value cell blank. This fully provided category must not be counted again as a positive net inventory balance. The allowance movement table shows the same total at the beginning and end, with no current-year addition, reversal or write-off shown. Net inventory increased from CNY 1,129,459,629.73 at the start of the year by CNY 384,833,481.73. The cash-reconciliation inventory adjustment was instead negative CNY 275,084,067.79. Balance-sheet stocks and cash-reconciliation movements have different accounting scopes; the cited notes do not provide a complete bridge. Inventory composition shows capital held in products and materials, but does not establish that all finished goods were obsolete or already sold.

Reported gross inventory / 2011 / consolidated year end fy2011
RMB 1,519,216,180.06
Reported inventory allowance / 2011 / consolidated year end fy2011
RMB 4,923,068.6
Reported net inventory / 2011 / consolidated year end fy2011
RMB 1,514,293,111.46
Reported net inventory / 2011 / consolidated opening fy2011
RMB 1,129,459,629.73
Reported gross inventory / 2011 / finished goods year end fy2011
RMB 1,244,891,545.62
Reported net inventory / 2011 / finished goods year end fy2011
RMB 1,242,428,166.28
Reported gross inventory / 2011 / outside processing year end fy2011
RMB 2,459,689.26
Reported inventory allowance / 2011 / outside processing year end fy2011
RMB 2,459,689.26
Reported cash inventory adjustment / 2011 / consolidated annual
RMB -275,084,067.79

Supplier credit contracted, and customer advances are unsettled obligations

Consolidated trade payables fell from CNY 1,764,116,893.37 at the beginning of FY2011 to CNY 518,052,740.79 at year-end. The issuer attributes the large decrease mainly to payments for platinum-rhodium alloy, linking supplier settlement to valuable glass-fiber production equipment. This explanation does not allocate every payment to a named contract or bridge the full balance change to operating cash flow. Customer advances closed at CNY 122,334,466.72, compared with CNY 124,029,353.36 at the beginning of the year. Of the closing balance, CNY 35,176,929.99 was more than one year old and described as unsettled. Advances are amounts received ahead of settlement, not additional revenue or a proven schedule of future deliveries. Together these disclosures show why working-capital assessment requires both customer balances and supplier obligations rather than looking only at receivables.

Reported trade payables / 2011 / consolidated year end fy2011
RMB 518,052,740.79
Reported trade payables / 2011 / consolidated opening fy2011
RMB 1,764,116,893.37
Customer advances in contract liabilities / 2011 / consolidated year end fy2011
RMB 122,334,466.72
Customer advances in contract liabilities / 2011 / consolidated opening fy2011
RMB 124,029,353.36
Reported aged customer advances / 2011 / over one year fy2011
RMB 35,176,929.99

Precious-metal bushings connect production quality, asset value and operating cost

Platinum-rhodium bushings are equipment used in the final filament-forming stage of glass-fiber production. The report explains that they require periodic cleaning and processing to meet product-quality requirements. The associated actual metal loss is charged to production cost and reduces the recorded alloy asset; the company does not charge ordinary depreciation on these bushings. This policy does not mean they have no consumption cost or an unlimited economic life. Their closing carrying amount was CNY 5,057,498,052.32 within total net fixed assets of CNY 10,056,938,324.03, illustrating the material asset commitment beyond buildings and conventional machinery. The policy also requires comparison of carrying value with recoverable value. The fixed-asset note reports CNY 527,156,385.70 of depreciation charged during FY2011, whereas the broader depreciation line in the cash-reconciliation table is CNY 773,655,926.06. The CNY 246,499,540.36 difference is retained as a difference between disclosed measures. The accounting policy alone does not provide a numerical bridge or prove that this entire difference represents bushing consumption.

Reported precious metal assets / 2011 / consolidated year end fy2011
RMB 5,057,498,052.32
Reported net fixed assets / 2011 / consolidated year end fy2011
RMB 10,056,938,324.03
Reported fixed asset depreciation / 2011 / consolidated annual
RMB 527,156,385.7
Reported cash reconciliation depreciation / 2011 / consolidated annual
RMB 773,655,926.06

Goodwill records acquisition premiums, rather than production capacity or cash spent

Consolidated goodwill increased from CNY 11,782,175.81 to CNY 104,367,734.00 during FY2011. The additions were CNY 87,534,955.83 from acquiring the company identified as Xinfu Enterprises in the Chinese report and CNY 5,050,602.36 from that company acquiring Jushi America. These are purchase-accounting premiums above identified fair values, not equipment, annual revenue or evidence of extra manufacturing capacity. They also differ from the share-funded purchase of the remaining Jushi interest and from the net acquisition cash payment disclosed in the cash-flow notes. The issuer states that goodwill was allocated to the relevant asset groups and that its impairment testing found no impairment. This is the issuer's accounting assessment, not an independent confirmation of acquisition value or realized commercial synergies. The associated cash and unpaid consideration retain their separately disclosed scopes rather than being assumed equal to the goodwill additions.

Reported goodwill / 2011 / consolidated opening fy2011
RMB 11,782,175.81
Reported goodwill / 2011 / consolidated year end fy2011
RMB 104,367,734
Reported goodwill addition / 2011 / xinfu acquisition fy2011
RMB 87,534,955.83
Reported goodwill addition / 2011 / xinfu jushi america acquisition fy2011
RMB 5,050,602.36

Government support included energy and process programmes with distinct recognition and cash scopes

The group recognized CNY 64,538,552.25 of government grants in FY2011, while the cash-flow note reports CNY 57,659,109.28 received and the nonrecurring-income column includes CNY 54,152,215.77 of the recognized grants. These are different measures and should not be substituted for one another. Named support includes CNY 15,000,000 for Jiujiang's 2010 growth award, CNY 9,000,000 for a 2011 industrial clean-production demonstration award, CNY 7,260,000 labeled as a 2010 natural-gas price subsidy and income-tax refund, CNY 5,500,000 of Jiujiang natural-gas support, and CNY 1,200,000 for an off-line chopped-strand retrofit. The programme labels refer to different activity years even though the amounts are recognized in FY2011. They connect policy support to energy cost and process investment, but an award does not establish completed construction, permanent support or a matching reduction in a particular project's budget. Where the list does not name the implementing site, the award remains a group disclosure rather than being assigned to a plant by inference.

Reported recognized government grants / 2011 / consolidated annual
RMB 64,538,552.25
Reported grant cash receipts / 2011 / consolidated annual
RMB 57,659,109.28
Reported nonrecurring grant component / 2011 / consolidated annual
RMB 54,152,215.77
Reported named operating grant / 2011 / jiujiang 2010 growth award recognized fy2011
RMB 15,000,000
Reported named operating grant / 2011 / clean production demonstration fy2011
RMB 9,000,000
Reported named operating grant / 2011 / 2010 gas tax programme recognized fy2011
RMB 7,260,000
Reported named operating grant / 2011 / jiujiang gas fy2011
RMB 5,500,000
Reported named operating grant / 2011 / offline chopped strand retrofit fy2011
RMB 1,200,000

Financing expense and tax include accounting effects beyond cash interest and cash tax

FY2011 consolidated financial expense was CNY 642,983,269.24. It comprises CNY 647,148,022.89 of interest expense, less CNY 19,120,802.36 of interest income, a negative CNY 9,532,818.15 exchange-loss line (an exchange gain), and CNY 24,488,866.86 of other expense. This expense measure is separate from cash debt service and from the exchange effect on cash balances. Income-tax expense of CNY 95,693,469.90 comprises CNY 73,864,289.55 of current tax and CNY 21,829,180.35 of deferred-tax adjustment. The reconciliation records different subsidiary tax rates, changes to opening deferred-tax balances and use of prior losses; it cannot be read as a single group cash-tax rate. Recognized deferred-tax assets fell from CNY 47,388,148.48 to CNY 25,553,891.34, including a fall in the asset for deductible operating losses from CNY 27,240,469.85 to CNY 7,700,596.54. The issuer attributes the decline mainly to Jiujiang reversing previously recognized deferred-tax assets for deductible losses. The cited notes do not establish that Jiujiang used those losses in FY2011; the group-level tax reconciliation is not a company-specific explanation. These distinctions matter when assessing earnings quality and financing pressure without treating noncash tax adjustments as current operating receipts or payments.

Management explains revenue, inventory and cash movements through different mechanisms

The consolidated revenue increase is attributed by management to higher selling prices. Its explanation of the reduction in cost of sales says sales volume was slightly below the preceding year. Price improvement should therefore not be presented as evidence of higher physical sales, and the report does not quantify a complete price-volume-product-mix bridge. Management separately attributes the higher closing inventory to weaker demand associated with domestic macroeconomic controls and the European debt crisis. These statements explain annual flow and year-end stock on different bases. The management discussion also says there was no major change in equipment utilization, order acquisition, product sales or backlog during the period; that broad qualitative statement does not erase the specifically reported inventory movement. The increase in operating cash flow is principally attributed to changing procurement-payment methods and reducing cash payments. It cannot be explained solely as improved customer collection. Selling-expense growth is associated with transport and packaging costs and pressure from fuel and labor prices, while higher financing expense is attributed to increased borrowing and higher benchmark interest rates. These are the issuer’s explanations of operating and funding pressures, without a quantified allocation of the separate effects.

Owner profit and nonrecurring items explain different parts of annual performance

The consolidated income statement reports net profit of CNY 455,208,659.74, split into CNY 292,294,112.74 attributable to owners of the listed company and CNY 162,914,547.00 attributable to minority shareholders. Parent-company-only net profit of CNY 288,759,609.36 is a separate legal-entity result rather than the same measure as consolidated owner profit. The annual summary reports owner profit excluding nonrecurring items of CNY 233,023,005.38. The difference is CNY 59,271,107.36, the reported net nonrecurring contribution after income-tax and minority-interest effects. Its components include CNY 22,127,258.72 of net noncurrent-asset disposal gains, CNY 54,152,215.77 of grants classified in this schedule, other nonoperating items of negative CNY 713,999.12, an income-tax deduction of CNY 3,973,114.45 and a minority-interest deduction of CNY 12,321,253.56. The grant amount is this classification’s component, not all grant income or cash received; aggregate disposal gains likewise should not be substituted for one transaction’s gain. The lending-income amount shown in the comparative column belongs to the previous year. The reconciliation helps separate operating results, ownership attribution and disclosed exceptional items, but it does not forecast sustainable future profit.

Reported net profit / 2011 / consolidated annual fy2011
RMB 455,208,659.74
Reported owner net profit / 2011 / listed owner annual fy2011
RMB 292,294,112.74
Reported minority net profit / 2011 / minority annual fy2011
RMB 162,914,547
Reported owner profit excluding nonrecurring / 2011 / listed owner annual fy2011
RMB 233,023,005.38
Reported nonrecurring net profit / 2011 / listed owner annual fy2011
RMB 59,271,107.36
Reported non-current asset-disposal gains in nonrecurring supplement / 2011 / consolidated annual fy2011
RMB 22,127,258.72
Reported nonrecurring other items / 2011 / consolidated annual fy2011
RMB -713,999.12
Reported tax deduction in nonrecurring supplement / 2011 / consolidated annual fy2011
RMB -3,973,114.45
Reported after-tax minority deduction in nonrecurring supplement / 2011 / consolidated annual fy2011
RMB -12,321,253.56

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Sources and scope

What this guide establishes

  • This page presents selected business disclosures from the FY2011 full annual report. It is not an exhaustive extraction of every disclosure.
  • Event dates stated in the text may differ from the reporting year. Later events disclosed before filing are identified explicitly; later annual reports are not inserted into this historical account.
  • The Chinese source was translated and compared with the cited pages in separate passes by the same assistant. Independent editorial review and publication approval remain pending.
  • Capacity, production, sales, project budgets and construction expenditure are different measures. Repairs and programme phases are not automatically incremental capacity.
  • Whole-year important selection covers historical issuer identity and control, product development and qualification, existing production capability, projects and construction accounting, subsidiary and market perimeters, customer and supplier relationships, operating performance, funding, working capital, tax, profit attribution, workforce and resource use, material shareholder decisions and audit scope. All 135 source pages have been read and the 53 current explanations reread. This is material-content selection by the same assistant, not a line-by-line translation or independent editorial approval.
  • Historical source differences remain explicit: technical versus financial project progress, accounting balances versus retrofit budgets, original currency and precision, guarantee categories, the printed reserve-conversion arithmetic, depreciation and cash adjustments, and bond cash receipts versus closing debt. No unsupported reconciliation or later completion is inferred.
  • Patent cumulative stock is described as at-present; product uses and qualifications do not establish every customer order. Related-party pricing, impairment and control statements remain attributed to the issuer. The separately referenced controls special report has not been independently assessed. Source-use basis and independent editorial review remain pending.
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