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As a high rated borrower Henkel is able to raise funds by all available options. Bonds serve for long-term financial sourcing. The short- to medium-term need is covered by commercial paper. Bank loans are basically used in countries in which a central financing of affiliated companies is restricted or unfavorable, e.g. because of tax issues.

The following table shows the different funding sources available to Henkel, as well as their used and total volume.


 

 Funding sources Used sources
June 30, 2008
Total sources
 Bank lines € 1.9 bn  € 2.2 bn
 Back-up credit facility
(back-up for commercial paper program)
€ 1.0 bn
(commercial paper)
 € 2.1 bn
 Debt issuance program
(framework for issuing bonds)
€1.0 bn
(Senior Bond 2003)
 € 3.0 bn


 

The following graph shows the development of interest bearing debt.


in million euros

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

 2007

 Q2/08
Loans from non-banks

457

406

388

405

476

477

 574
Bank loans

164

314

338

270

427

404

 2,068
Bonds

238

1,135

1,378

2,363

2,284

2,251

 2,205
Commercial Paper

0

1,070

767

147

10

 955
Total

859

1,855

3,174

3,805

3,334

3,142

 5,802