Übersetzung für "Finanzertrag" in Englisch

The financial income comes from interest income on the loans granted to Corporate Companies and currency gains.

The financial income comes from interest income on the loans granted to Corporate Companies.

The difference between the gross receivable and the net present value of the receivable is recognized as unrealized financial income.

The financial return on your investment in 'A' shares consists exclusively of dividends on these shares.

Financial income and costs In 2011, financial income was CHF 1.0 million.

The financial income comes primarily from interest income on the loans granted to Corporate Companies.

Interest expenses, interest income and financial income remained nearly unchanged, while the influence of currencies on financial expenses rose slightly.

Financial income benefited from the proceeds arising from the sale of the participation in CPS Color Group Oy (MCHF +4.1).

Financial income fell to EUR 4.0 million from EUR 5.8 million in 2016 and is attributable to valuation effects in connection with the repurchase option for the outstanding bond.

Finance income for 1H 2015 more than doubled year-on-year to RUB 7,183 million, mainly due to foreign exchange gains from refunds of down payments for aircraft.

Financial income increased substantially in the first half of 2012 by CHF 6.39 million to CHF 7.12 million. This increase is mainly because the restructured Convertible Bond with a nominal value of CHF 16.14 million was disclosed at fair value according to IFRS 39 in the first quarter 2012.

Although direct investment income increased by 5% to CHF 2.8 billion, negative currency effects led to an overall decrease in the financial result.

In addition, Forbo generated an extraordinary financial income of CHF 29.1 million before tax (CHF 22.4 million after tax) from the sale of Rieter shares.

The net financial expenses of €61.8million reported for the first nine months of last year had included financial income from the remeasurement of options in connection with Linde Hydraulics (€43.0million) and financial expenses of €23.2million incurred by the early repayment of two tranches of the corporate bonds.

In addition, it generated an extraordinary financial income of CHF 32.2 million after tax from the sale of Rieter shares.

In the reporting year, as in the previous year, Forbo posted an extraordinary financial gain of CHF 22.4 million after taxes (previous year: CHF 32.2 million) from the sale of Rieter shares.

The second non-recurring item was financial income amounting to €43.2million from the measurement of the put option held by Linde Material Handling GmbH and the two call options held by Weichai Power relating to shares in Linde Hydraulics.

In addition, Forbo generated an extraordinary financial gain of CHF 43.0 million before tax (CHF 32.2 million after tax) from the sale of securities.

Financial income for the nine months amounted to € 26.0 thousand (9M 11: € 96.3 thousand).

The Group's effective tax rate, adjusted for the non-taxable financial income mentioned above decreased to 26.0 percent in 2011 (2010: 26.9 percent).

Financial income, on the other hand, fell significantly to EUR 0.1 million from EUR 11.1 million due to valuation effects in connection with the repurchase option for the then outstanding bond.

Financial income for the reporting period amounted to € 45 thousand (2011: € 128 thousand).

Financial income declined somewhat to MCHF 2.6 (previous year’s figure: MCHF 2.8), but the reduction in financial expenses to MCHF 2.2 (previous year: MCHF 3.0) was even more pronounced.

The disposal resulted in a gain of CHF 1 million, which was recognised as other financial income in the third quarter of 2017.

The financial income and financial expenses were nearly unchanged in comparison with the previous year, and the rate of income tax of 29.9% lay 1.5 percentage points below that of the previous year.

Financial income benefited from the gain on the sale of the participation in CPS Color Group Oy (+ MCHF 4.1).