[29] Financial liabilities

As at 31 December 2019, financial liabilities essentially comprised promissory notes and interest-bearing liabilities to banks. The changes in financial liabilities as at 31 December 2019 are shown in > TABLE 088.

Maturity structure of financial liabilities088

in € million

2019

2018

Promissory notes

1,317.3

1,214.3

due within one year

due in one to five years

981.0

744.5

due in more than five years

336.3

469.8

 

 

 

Liabilities to banks

498.3

826.4

due within one year

98.8

221.9

due in one to five years

399.5

604.5

due in more than five years

 

 

 

Other financial liabilities

4.9

4.6

due within one year

4.9

4.6

due in one to five years

due in more than five years

 

 

 

Total current financial liabilities

103.7

226.5

Total non-current financial liabilities

1,716.8

1,818.7

Promissory notes

In April 2019, KION Group AG issued a further promissory note in a nominal amount of €120.5 million. In return, €20.5 million of the fixed-rate tranche of the promissory note from 2018 was repaid ahead of schedule. As at 31 December 2019, the total nominal amount of the issued promissory notes was €1,310.0 million (2018: €1,210.0 million). The promissory notes maturing in 2022, 2024, 2025 and 2027 have fixed and variable interest rates (EURIBOR + margin), while the promissory note maturing in 2026 has a variable interest rate (EURIBOR + margin). An overview of the nominal amounts of the promissory notes issued by KION Group AG can be found in > TABLE 089.

Promissory note089

in € million

Maturity date

2019

2018

Promissory note (10-year term)

April 2027

27.5

27.5

Promissory note (7-year term)

April 2026

120.5

Promissory note (7-year term)

June 2025

179.5

200.0

Promissory note (7-year term)

April 2024

236.5

236.5

Promissory note (5-year term)

May 2022

746.0

746.0

KION Group AG has entered into interest-rate derivatives in order to hedge the interest-rate risk resulting from the variable-rate and fixed-rate tranches (see note [41]).

The promissory notes are not collateralised. KION Group AG is the borrower in respect of all the payment obligations resulting from the promissory notes.