Total Non-Current Assets

What are Total Non-Current Assets?

Total Non-Current Assets are a company’s long-term investments, the full value of which will not be realized during the reporting year. Examples of non-current assets include investments in other companies, intellectual property (i.e. patents), as well as property, machinery and equipment.

How are Total Non-Current Assets calculated?

Total Non-Current Assets are the sum of the following:

• Long Term Investments;
• Net Property, Plant & Equipment;
• Deferred Tax Assets;
• Net Intangible Assets; and 
• Other Long Term Assets, Total.