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ASTARTA HOLDING N.V. <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> 2011Financial PositionAssetsTotal assets grew 59% y-o-y from UAH 3,735 million to UAH 5,942 million. In the Euroequivalent total assets increased by 62% y-o-y from EUR 353 million to EUR 570 million.Non-current assets increased by 52% y-o-y to UAH 2,622 million compared to 1,723 a yearbefore. In the Euro equivalent non-current assets grew by 55% to EUR 252 million from EUR163 million a year before.Current assets increased by 65% to UAH 3,320 million compared to UAH 2,012 million ayear before. In the Euro equivalent current assets grew by 68% to EUR 318.6 million. Theincrease in non-current assets was mainly due to a rise in PPE.The increase in current assets was mainly due to increase in inventories, accountsreceivable, and prepayments. Current assets represented 56%, and non-current assets 44%of total assets (54% and 46% in 2010).Equity and liabilitiesEquity grew by 44% to UAH 3,197 million and by 47% to EUR 306.8 million in the Euroequivalent, mainly because of the increase in retained earnings by 73%.Due to growth of long-term loans and borrowings by 90%, long-term liabilities increased by85% from UAH 722 million to UAH 1,335 million. In the Euro equivalent long-term liabilitiesgrew by 88% from EUR 68.2 million to EUR 128.2 million.Short-term liabilities increased 76% from UAH 798.7 million to UAH 1,409 million. In theEuro equivalent short-term liabilities grew by 79% from EUR 75.4 million to EUR 135.3million. At the same time, short-term loans grew by 141% to UAH 875.8 million (in the Euroequivalent by 145% to EUR 84.1 million), the current portion of long-term borrowingsdecreased by 21% to UAH 189.4 million (in the Euro equivalent by 19% to EUR 18.2 million).Total equity and liabilities consisted of 54% equity, 22% non-current liabilities, and 24%current liabilities (59%, 19%, and 22% at 31 December 2010, respectively).21

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