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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S   INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S


 REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF   REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF

 INTERLOOP LIMITED   INTERLOOP LIMITED


 REPORT ON THE AUDIT OF UNCONSOLIDATED   REPORT ON THE AUDIT OF UNCONSOLIDATED

 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS  FINANCIAL STATEMENTS


 How the Matter was addressed in                                   How the Matter was addressed in
 S. No  Key Audit Matter(s)  S. No  Key Audit Matter(s)
 audit                                                                               audit

 Listing on Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX)
 3.  (Refer note 1.2 and 45 to the unconsolidated financial statements)  5.  Inventories


 During the year, the Company gets itself listed on  Our audit procedures in relation to listing of Company is   The company has significant levels of inventories  Our  audit focused on whether  the  valuation of year-end
 Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) and issued 109  Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) included the following:   amounting  to Rs. 7,170.15  million as at the  inventory was in line with IAS 2. This included challenging
 million ordinary shares of Rs. 10 each.  reporting date, being 18% of the total assets of  judgments taken regarding obsolescence and net realizable
 •   Reviewed the management working  of  utilization  of   the company.  value provisions.
 We considered this as key audit matter due to   proceeds from IPO.
 the  significant amount involved, requirements   There is a risk in estimating the eventual NRV  We obtained  assurance  over the appropriateness  of
 to disclose utilization of proceeds from IPO and  •   Reviewing the adequacy of  disclosure  as  required   of items held, as well as assessing which items  management’s assumptions applied in calculating the value
 disclosure requirements of 4th Schedule of the   under applicable financial  reporting framework and   may be slow-moving or obsolete.  of inventories by:
 Companies Act, 2017.   requirements of the Companies Act, 2017.
                          The Company’s principal  accounting  policy  •    Attending the year end stock take to gain comfort over
                          on stores and spares  and stock in trade   the existence and condition of inventories and internal
                          are disclosed in notes – 5.6  and 5.7  to the   controls designed by the company.
 4.  Property, plant and equipment  unconsolidated financial statements
                                                                 •    Obtaining the final valuation sheets of the inventories and
                          The significance of  the balance  coupled  with   tracing quantities from working papers of observation of
 The Company has made significant expenditure  Our audit procedures in relation to capitalization of property,   the judgments and  estimates  involved on  their   physical stock taking.
 on expansion of manufacturing facilities and new  plant and equipment, amongst others included the following:   valuation has resulted in the inventories being
 projects.                considered as a key audit matter.      •   Obtaining understanding of internal controls designed
 •   Understanding  the design and implementation of                by the  company over recording of purchases and
 During the year, the Company has also   management controls over capitalization and performing   valuation of the inventories, and testing their operating
 reclassified some categories of its operating   tests of control over authorization of capital expenditure   effectiveness on sample basis.
 fixed assets and resultantly comparative figures   and accuracy of its recording in the system.
 of those categories of assets are also reclassified             •   Assessing  historical  costs  recorded in the inventory
 to reflect better presentation.  •   Testing, on sample basis, the costs incurred on projects   valuation by performing test of details on purchases.
    with supporting documents and contracts.                        Evaluating that the valuation basis used are appropriate
 We identified capitalization of property, plant and                and consistent, including analysis of costing of different
 equipment as a key audit matter because there  •   Assessing  the nature of costs  incurred for capital   items on sample basis.
 is  a risk  that amounts  being capitalized may   projects through testing, on sample basis, of amounts
 not meet the capitalization  criteria with related   recorded and considering whether  the  expenditure   •   Assessing the management’s determination of the net
 implications on depreciation charge for the year   meets the criteria for capitalization as per the accounting   realizable values and intended use of the inventories
 and reclassification of categories of assets.  policy and applicable accounting standards.
                                                                    including performing tests on the sales prices fetched
                                                                    by the company before and after year end.
 •   Checked  the reasonableness  of management’s
 assessment of categories of assets and working                  •   Performing analytical and other relevant  audit
 of reclassification in categories of assets including              procedures.
 impact of reclassification  on both cost of assets and
 accumulated depreciation in each category.
                                                                 •   Considering the adequacy of the company‘s disclosures
                                                                    in respect of inventories.
 •   Inspecting supporting documents for the  date  of
 capitalization when  project was ready  for its intended                                                             2018 - 19
 use to assess  whether depreciation commenced and
 Interloop Limited  further capitalization of costs  ceased from that date                                            Annual Report
 and assessing the useful life assigned by management
 including testing the calculation of related depreciation.


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