@PochardCapital@FTAlphaville Its directly tied to operations, retooling for instance, that is why it is in the cost of automotive revenues. For context, I think they never disclosed loss on disposal separately, even though it might be material. Other income is only forex as you say
@PochardCapital@FTAlphaville You are totally right about this. These were likely not asset solds but scrapped, likely older equipment such as model y/s/x production equipment or older AI clusters, therefore low proceeds from the transactions.
@RealJimChanos@FTAlphaville It's not in prepaid assets, there is a even a decrease. These assets are in Construction in Progress in PP&E. The 1.4bn are in PPE in CIP but simply offset by disposals, this you can see when comparing depreciation expense and accumulated depreciation (266m higher expense in q4)
@FT If you look at the accumulated depreciation vs. depreciation expense in Q4 you can see that this "gap" arises from asset disposals (depreciation expense is larger than accumulated depreciation by about 266m).
Happy to share our recent study with Alexis Wegerich and Rüdiger Fahlenbrach on institutional investor voting pre-disclosure:
https://t.co/477J7M1SQa
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This effect is even more pronounced for proposals requiring more information and when the large shareholder's decision isn't obvious from their usual voting patterns.
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How Do Non-Performing Loans Evolve along the Economic Cycle? The Role of Macroeconomic Conditions and Legal Efficiency
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@sascha_steffen It is surprising but EU NPLs decreased from March 18 to December 20 from 3.4% to 2.3% and dispersion across countries is also lower. Only two countries had slight increases in NPLs. I think it is in line with the decline in insolvency filings (due to moratoria and subsidies)