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ASSETS AND LIABILITIES HELD FOR SALE

5.6

The assets and liabilities of activities held for sale are summarized as follows:

2016

2015

Intangible assets

-

58,414

Property, plant and equipment

1,244

138,731

Receivables and other non-current assets

2,777

23,720

Cash and cash equivalents

5,606

3,579

Assets of disposal groups

9,627

224,444

Financing and interest bearing loans

-

5,522

Deferred tax liabilities

-

15,635

Provisions

450

73

Creditors and other current liabilities

7,259

15,902

Liabilities of disposal groups

7,709

37,132

At year-end 2016 the assets and liabilities held for sale relate to the subsidiary Aannemingsmaatschappij

B.V., which was sold on 12 January 2017. The transaction did not result in a book result.

At year-end 2015 the assets and liabilities held for sale relate to European harbor towage activities that

were contributed to the KOTUG SMIT Towage

(see note 5.3)

. During part of 2016 the activities of SMIT

Amandla Marine were classified as held for sale

(see note 5.4

).

6.

REVENUE

Revenue from construction contracts (IAS 11) and services on a project base, by analogy, amount to

approximately EUR 1.8 billion (2015: EUR 1.9 billion). This mainly comprises the net revenue of the

Dredging & Inland Infra and Offshore Energy (excluding sea transport and related services) segments and

typically involves work in progress. Movements in the value of work in progress, consisting of cumulative

incurred costs plus profit in proportion to progress less provisions for losses, together with the work done

and completed during the reporting period, determine the revenue for these activities. The revenue from

services rendered to third parties is primarily realized in the Offshore Energy (including sea transport and

related services) and Towage & Salvage operational segments. The revenue from services amounts to

approximately EUR 0.8 billion (2015: EUR 1.3 billion).

For projects executed in a joint operation, the segments only report their own share in the revenue and

results recognized, resulting in no material related party transactions between segments that need to be

eliminated.

Revenue by region can be specified as follows:

REVENUE

2016

2015

The Netherlands

552,166

640,230

Rest of Europe

1,078,648

779,336

Australia / Asia

283,658

540,093

Middle East

134,555

250,529

Africa

232,553

615,259

North and South America

314,746

414,880

2,596,326

3,240,327

A region is determined as the location in which projects are realized and services are provided; for sea

transport the region refers to the (nearest) port of arrival of the transport or the project location for offshore

installation. A large part of the Group’s revenue is generated on projects for a variety of clients in various

countries and geographical areas. Because of the often-incidental nature and spread of the contracts none

of these clients qualifies structurally as a material client in relation to the total revenue of the Group.

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