NOTES

NOTE 1: INTANGIBLE ASSETS


   Carrying value  Amortisation 
   Unaudited 
six months 
ended 
31 December 
2020 
R’000 
Restated 
Unaudited 
six months 
ended 
31 December 
2019 
R’000 
Audited 
year 
ended 
30 June 
2020 
R’000 
Unaudited 
six months 
ended 
31 December 
2020 
R’000 
Unaudited 
six months 
ended 
31 December 
2019 
R’000 
Audited 
year 
ended 
30 June 
2020 
R’000 
Goodwill (NOTE 3.1)  1 396 316  1 380 500  1 373 350  –  –  – 
Goodwill – AfroCentric Health  474 932  474 932  474 932  –  –  – 
Goodwill – Pharmacy Direct and Curasana  473 954  473 954  473 954  –  –  – 
Goodwill – Activo  424 464  431 614  424 464  –  –  – 
Goodwill – Denis*  22 966  –  –  –  –  – 
Intangible assets (NOTE 3.1)  1 404 977  1 250 747  1 321 837  (96 591) (77 179) (164 153)
Customer relationships – Pharmacy Direct and Curasana  34 024  49 963  38 498  (4 474) (4 474) (8 206)
Dossiers – Activo  271 890  278 920  271 911  (7 884) (7 884) (14 454)
Customer relationships – Denis*  59 587  –  –  (5 431) –  – 
AfroCentric Health intangible assets  320 600  345 554  292 761  (16 829) (21 435) (54 131)
AfroCentric Health intangible PPA  33 030  50 351  39 733  (6 703) (5 638) (15 418)
AfroCentric Health intangible Software  287 570  295 203  253 028  (10 126) (15 797) (38 713)
Administration Systems – Self Generated  654 687  480 549  638 673  (46 168) (24 990) (61 722)
AfroCentric Health Nexus  486 135  294 254  461 250  (37 297) (16 119) (43 980)
AfroCentric Health Fusion  168 552  186 295  177 423  (8 871) (8 871) (17 742)
Insurance Fraud Manager (Fraud Management Software) 64 189  95 761  79 994  (15 805) (18 396) (25 640)
   2 801 293  2 631 247  2 695 187  (96 591) (77 179) (164 153)
* The fair values of the assets and liabilities used to calculate the amounts have only been determined provisionally as the independent valuations have not been finalised.

NOTE 2: BORROWINGS


  Unaudited
six months
ended
31 December
2020
R’000
Unaudited
six months
ended
31 December
2019
R’000
Audited
year ended
30 June
2020
R’000
Borrowings (non-current) 508 140 366 218 266 311
Borrowings (current) 139 967 86 250 120 000
Total borrowings 648 107 452 468 386 311

NOTE 3: RESTATEMENT OF DECEMBER 2019 RESULTS

Further to the conclusion of the 2020 audited financials, the following changes were made to better reflect the nature of specific transactions:

Note 3.1: Statement of financial position

In the 2019 financial period, the Group had presented goodwill associated with Afrocentric Intergrated Corporate Solutions (R14m) as part of other intangible assets. This has been corrected by reclassifying from Intangible Assets to Goodwill.

The impact of the reclassification is depicted in the table below:

   As previously 
reported 
31 December 
2019 
R’000 
Adjustment 
increase/ 
(decrease)
R’000 
Restated 
Unaudited 
six months 
ended 
31 December 
2019 
R’000 
Goodwill  1 366 027  14 473  1 380 500 
Intangible assets  1 265 220  (14 473) 1 250 747 
  2 631 247  –  2 631 247 

Note 3.2: Statement of comprehensive income

3.2.1 In the 2019 financial period, the Group had presented the courier costs associated with the delivery of medication by Pharmacy Direct to its clients as "Healthcare operating expenses".
3.2.2 In the 2019 financial period, the Group erroneously eliminated the Activo dividend paid to ACT Healthcare Assets against the Healthcare Services segment.

The above errors have been corrected as follows:

   As previously 
reported 
31 December 
2019 
R’000 
Adjustment 
increase/ 
(decrease)
R’000 
Restated 
Unaudited 
six months 
ended 
31 December 
2019 
R’000 
Healthcare retail operating profit  114 910  13 750  128 660 
Healthcare retail operating revenue  1 483 392  –  1 483 392 
Healthcare retail cost of sales  (830 421) (38 742) (869 163)
Healthcare retail operating costs  (538 061) 52 492  (485 569)
Healthcare services operating profit  283 119  (13 750) 269 369 
Healthcare services revenue  1 627 878  –  1 627 878 
Healthcare services operating costs  (1 344 759) (13 750) (1 358 509)
Total healthcare operating profit (excluding lease reversals) 398 029  –  398 029 

Note 3.3: Cashflow restatement

On the early adoption and implementation of IFRS 16: Leases, the cash flows relating to the lease liability (i.e. lease liability interest repayment and lease liability capital repayment) were incorrectly disclosed on the cash flow statement on the interim results.

The interest relating to lease liability repayment was incorrectly incorporated on the computation of the cash generated from operations and the interest on the lease liability was not deducted from Net finance income line.

The lease capital repayment was incorrectly recognised as part of the increase in borrowings cash flow from financing activities instead of "Net lease liability repayment".

This has been corrected as follows:

Extract of the cash flows from operating activities

Financial statement line:  As previously 
reported 
31 December 
2019 
R’000 
Adjustment 
increase/ 
(decrease)
R’000 
Restated 
Unaudited 
six months 
ended 
31 December 
2019 
R’000 
Cash generated from operations  432 124  38 265  470 389 
Net finance income  14 009  (38 265) (24 256)
Distribution to shareholders  (113 074) –  (113 074)
Dividends received  4 626  –  4 626 
Tax and other payments  (111 608) –  (111 608)
Net cash inflow from operating activities  226 077  –  226 077 
Extract of the cash flows from financing activities          
(Decrease)/increase in borrowings  (53 771) 26 644  (27 127)
Net lease liability repayment*  –  (26 644) (26 644)
Net cash outflow from financing activities  (53 771) –  (53 771)
The net impact of restatement is the correct disclosure of lease liability repayment as cash flow from financing activities. This correction has not had an impact on the cash and cash equivalents.