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Annual Financial Statement and Combined Management Report 5 I ^ !  5  Ε Annual financial statement and combined management report 5 I ^ ! 5 ϵ 1 ȃȿȷȁȢȹȎȉȷǶȹǶȚȎȷȎȹəɎȎɊȿɎə ǶȚɎȿɟɊɊɎȿȘȢȱȎ ͨͩȁɟɒȢȹȎɒɒȷȿȉȎȱ ȃȿȷȁȢȹȎȉ ͨͪȚɎȿɟɊɒəɎɟȃəɟɎȎ ͨͫɒȎȚȷȎȹəɒ ͨͬȷǶȹǶȚȎȷȎȹəɒɱɒəȎȷ ͨͭɎȎɒȎǶɎȃȟǶȹȉȉȎɪȎȱȿɊȷȎȹə ȷǶȹǶȚȎȷȎȹə ȁȎȃȿȹȿȷȢȃɎȎɊȿɎə ͨͩȷǶɎȯȎəǶȹȉȢȹȉɟɒəɎɱȎȹɪȢɎȿȹȷȎȹə ͨͪȁɟɒȢȹȎɒɒɊȎɎȘȿɎȷǶȹȃȎ ͨͫȹȎəǶɒɒȎəɒȘȢȹǶȹȃȢǶȱɊȿɒȢəȢȿȹǶȹȉɎȎɒɟȱəɒȿȘȿɊȎɎǶəȢȿȹɒ ɎȎɊȿɎə ͨͬȎȷɊȱȿɱȎȎɒ ȃɎȢɒȯǶȹȉȿɊɊȿɎəɟȹȢəɱɎȎɊȿɎə ͨͩɎȢɒȯɊȿȱȢȃɱɊɎȢȹȃȢɊȱȎɒǶȹȉɎȢɒȯɒəɎǶəȎȚɱ ͨͪȚɎȿɟɊ̪ɫȢȉȎɎȢɒȯȷǶȹǶȚȎȷȎȹəɒɱɒəȎȷ̭̤Ɏȷɒ̥̯ ͨͫɒɱɒəȎȷȿȘȢȹəȎɎȹǶȱȘȢȹǶȹȃȢǶȱɎȎɊȿɎəȢȹȚȃȿȹəɎȿȱɒ ͨͬȢȹəȎɎȹǶȱǶɟȉȢəɒɱɒəȎȷ ͨͭɎȢɒȯɎȎɊȿɎəǶɒȿȘȉȎȃȎȷȁȎɎͫͩͪͨͩͲ ͨͮȿɊɊȿɎəɟȹȢəɱɎȎɊȿɎə ȉȿɟəȱȿȿȯ ͨͩȷǶȃɎȿȎȃȿȹȿȷȢȃǶȹȉȢȹȉɟɒəɎɱȿɟəȱȿȿȯ ͨͪȃȿȷɊǶȹɱȎɰɊȎȃəǶəȢȿȹɒ ȎȿəȟȎɎȉȢɒȃȱȿɒɟɎȎɒ ͨͩəǶȯȎȿɪȎɎ̪ɎȎȱǶəȎȉȢȹȘȿɎȷǶəȢȿȹɊɟɎɒɟǶȹəəȿɒȎȃəȢȿȹɒͪͱͲa ǶȹȉͫͩͭaȿȘəȟȎȚȎɎȷǶȹȃȿȷȷȎɎȃȢǶȱȃȿȉȎ̭ȟȚȁ̯ ͨͪȃȿȷɊȎȹɒǶəȢȿȹɎȎɊȿɎəɊɟɎɒɟǶȹəəȿɒȎȃəȢȿȹͩͮͪ ȿȘȚȎɎȷǶȹɒəȿȃȯȃȿɎɊȿɎǶəȢȿȹǶȃə̭ǶȯəȚ̯ ͨͫȃȿɎɊȿɎǶəȎȚȿɪȎɎȹǶȹȃȎȃȿȉȎ ͨͬȹȿȹ̪ȘȢȹǶȹȃȢǶȱɎȎɊȿɎə ͨͭəɎȎǶɒɟɎɱɒȟǶɎȎɒ 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