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Financial Results for the Fiscal Year ended March 2018 AIFUL CORPORATION May, 2018

Financial Results Summary (Consolidated) Business Situation Forecast for the FY2019/3 Financial Results of AIFUL Financial Results of LIFECARD Reference:Breakdown of Other Operating Revenue/Expenses (Consolidated) 2

Financial Results for FY2018/3 (Consolidated) Total operating assets: Both domestic and overseas businesses performed well increasing by 12% yoy to 665.6bn. Operating revenue: Operating revenue rose by 26% yoy to 115.3bn due to increase in interests on operating loans ect. Operating expenses: 8.6bn was posted for expenses related to interest repayment in light of the current situation of interest repayment. Total operating expenses rose 33% yoy to 112.8bn. ( million ) 17/3 18/3 YOY YOY YOY% Total operating assets 591,528 8.4% 665,669 74,140 12.5% Loan business 412,649 9.7% 472,018 59,369 14.4% Unsecured loan 346,411 13.0% 404,056 57,644 16.6% Credit card business 97,134 7.7% 100,460 3,325 3.4% Credit guarantee business 75,747 3.2% 86,465 10,718 14.1% Operating revenue 91,450 4.3% 115,389 23,938 26.2% Interests on operating loans 47,869 8.2% 56,305 8,435 17.6% Revenue from installment receivable 15,531 5.6% 16,038 507 3.3% Revenue from credit guarantee 12,494 0.0% 12,992 498 4.0% Sales of software development - - 12,803 12,803 - Operating expenses 84,440 4.2% 112,897 28,456 33.7% Financial expenses 8,030 3.2% 7,560-469 -5.9% Provision of allowance for doubtful accounts 20,744 28.6% 20,497-247 -1.2% Provision for loss on interest repayment - - 12,384 12,384 - (Reversal of allowance for doubtful accounts) - - -3,759-3,759 - (Total expenses related to interest repayment) - - 8,625 8,625 - Cost of sales of software development - - 11,244 11,244 - Operating profit 7,009 5.0% 2,492-4,517-64.4% Ordinary profit 7,399 7.8% 2,823-4,575-61.8% Profit attributable to owners of parent 7,276 3.3% 3,958-3,318-45.6% 3

Financial Results for FY2018/3 (Group companies) AIFUL ( million ) 18/3 YOY% Total receivable outstanding 454,316 11.3% Loans outstanding 360,031 11.8% Unsecured loan 341,777 13.5% Credit guarantee 87,970 9.9% Customer accounts (thousand) 802 11.2% Operating revenue 64,663 10.8% Operating profit 366-89.8% Ordinary profit 979-76.1% Profit 2,437-49.5% LIFECARD ( million ) 18/3 YOY% Total receivable outstanding 169,632 3.7% Loans outstanding 46,728 2.6% Installment receivable 99,956 3.8% Credit guarantee 22,032 4.9% Customer accounts (thousand) 5,771-1.9% Operating revenue 42,991 48.8% Operating profit 4,131 42.0% Ordinary profit 4,261 31.6% Profit 2,746-9.4% BUSINEXT ( million ) 18/3 YOY% A&A ( million ) 18/3 YOY% Loans outstanding 49,238 9.4% Customer accounts (thousand) 25 7.2% Operating revenue 2,803 24.7% Operating profit -307 - Ordinary profit -252 - Profit -438 - Loans outstanding 16,020 238.0% Customer accounts (thousand) 300 235.1% Operating revenue 2,977 319.2% Operating profit -2,016 - Ordinary profit -2,013 - Profit -2,013 - * Fiscal period of A&A is from January 1, to December 31. 4

Financial Results Summary (Consolidated) Business Situation Forecast for the FY2019/3 Financial Results of AIFUL Financial Results of LIFECARD Reference:Breakdown of Other Operating Revenue/Expenses (Consolidated) 5

Loan Business(1):Trends of Unsecured Consumer Loans Market Unsecured loans market: Since bottoming out in FY2014/3, the market has performed steadily, recovering to 10.4tr in Dec. 2017, a 4% yoy increase. Money lenders: Loans outstanding by lenders have gradually recovered to 4tr. Of these, consumer finance companies recorded 2.4tr, a 3% yoy increase, while credit card companies reported 1.7tr, a 1% decrease. ( trillion ) 08/3 09/3 10/3 11/3 12/3 13/3 14/3 15/3 16/3 17/3 17/12 Unsecured loans market 17.3 15.4 13.2 10.4 9.2 8.7 8.8 9.2 9.7 10.2 10.4 Financial institutions 4.0 3.9 3.9 3.8 3.9 4.1 4.7 5.2 5.7 6.2 6.3 Consumer finance 7.3 5.9 4.5 2.9 2.4 2.1 2.1 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Credit card companies 5.9 5.6 4.8 3.6 2.8 2.5 2.0 1.8 1.7 1.7 1.7 20 15 17.3tr Financial institutions Credit card companies Consumer finance 10 8.7tr 8.8tr 9.2tr 9.7tr 10.2tr 10.4tr 5 0 ( tr) 08/3 09/3 10/3 11/3 12/3 13/3 14/3 15/3 16/3 17/3 17/12 Source : Consumer finance and Credit card companies :Statistic by the Japan Financial Services Association. Financial institutions :Statistic by The Bank of Japan. (Consumer loan outstanding at domestic banks and credit unions) 6

Loan Business(2):Operating Loans Outstanding Consolidated and AIFUL Loan Outstanding: Consolidated loans outstanding performed steadily, by increasing 14% yoy to 472.0bn. Of these, unsecured loan surged to 404.0bn, a 16% yoy increase and small business loan amounting 47.0bn, a 11% yoy increase. Consolidated AIFUL ( million ) 16/3 17/3 18/3 YOY ( million ) 16/3 17/3 18/3 YOY Loans outstanding 376,224 412,649 472,018 14.4% Unsecured 306,601 346,411 404,056 16.6% Small business 41,483 42,192 47,037 11.5% Loans outstanding 289,565 322,087 360,031 11.8% Unsecured 262,655 301,063 341,777 13.5% Small business 5,070 4,575 5,850 27.9% 600 Small business loan Secured loan Unsecured loan 500 Small business loan Secured loan Unsecured loan 500 400 350.0bn 376.2bn 412.6bn 472.0bn 404.0bn 20.9bn 400 300 264.5bn 289.5bn 322.0bn 360.0bn 300 200 200 404.0bn 100 100 0 ( bn) 15/3 16/3 17/3 18/3 0 ( bn) 15/3 16/3 17/3 18/3 7

Loan Business(3):New Accounts and Loan Volume AIFUL New accounts:due to effective advertising, number of loan applications increased by 7% yoy to 433 thousand and number of new accounts increased by 8% to 197 thousand. Loan Volume: Loan volume increased by 7% yoy to 183.4bn thanks to favorable lending at both new and existing accounts. Situation of Unsecured Loansʼ New Accounts Situation of Loan Volume (num) 16/3 17/3 18/3 YOY ( million) 16/3 17/3 18/3 YOY New applications 388,541 403,361 433,016 7.4% New accounts 180,666 182,604 197,565 8.2% Contract rate 46.5% 45.3% 45.6% 0.3pt Ratio LE0+LE1 * 73.1% 74.5% 73.4% -1.1pt *Ratio of customers who have borrowings from zero or one other company. Loan volume 153,492 171,042 183,426 7.2% New accounts 25,120 26,657 29,698 11.4% Existing accounts 128,371 144,385 153,728 6.5% 600,000 500,000 400,000 300,000 New applications New accounts Contract rate 45.0% 46.5% 45.3% 45.6% 433,016 50.0% 40.0% 30.0% 200 160 120 Loan volume Loans to new accounts 183.4bn 200,000 197,565 20.0% 80 100,000 10.0% 40 29.6bn 0 (num) 15/3 16/3 17/3 18/3 0.0% 0 ( bn) 15/3 16/3 17/3 18/3 8

Loan Business(4):Trends of Non-performing loans Consolidated Bad Debt: Bad debt ratio excluding write-offs accompanying interest repayment remained at low and stable level of 3%. Non performing loan: Ratio of unsecured loan NPL increased slightly to 9.4% due to operating loans expansion. Status of Bad Debt Trends of NPL defined by FSA ( million) 17/3 18/3 YOY Bad debt 20,959 22,581 7.7% Bad debt except write-offs related to interest repayment 17,187 19,915 15.9% Ratio to operating loans 3.5% 3.4% -0.1pt Bad debt ratio except write offs related to interest repayment 2.9% 3.0% +0.1pt ( million) 17/3 18/3 YOY NPL amount 66,401 71,515 7.7% Unsecured loan NPL 30,207 37,904 25.5% Ratio of NPL* 15.0% 14.3% -0.7pt Ratio of Unsecured loan NPL* 8.7% 9.4% +0.7pt 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 ( bn) Other bad debt Write-off related to interest repayment Ratio to operating loans (excluding write-off related to interest repayment) Write-offs ratio 4.5% 4.0% 3.5% 3.4% 3.3% 3.1% 2.9% 3.0% 20.9bn 22.5bn 15/3 16/3 17/3 18/3 5.0% 4.5% 4.0% 3.5% 3.0% 2.5% 2.0% 1.5% 1.0% 0.5% 0.0% 100 *NPL ratios are calculated based on the combined figures of loans outstanding and claims in bankruptcy. 80 60 40 20 0 ( bn) 8.7% NPL Unsecured loan NPL Ratio of Unsecured loan NPL 8.3% 8.7% 66.4bn 71.5bn 15/3 16/3 17/3 18/3 9.4% 10.0% 9.0% 8.0% 7.0% 6.0% 5.0% 4.0% 3.0% 2.0% 1.0% 0.0% 9

Credit Card Business:Situation of Credit Card Consolidated Credit Card Business: Against a backdrop of expanded e-commerce transactions, etc., the credit card business continues to perform strongly, with transaction volume totaling 696.4bn, a 2% yoy increase. Installment receivable increased by 3% yoy to 100.4bn. Transaction volume Installment receivable 16/3 17/3 18/3 YOY 16/3 17/3 18/3 YOY Transaction volume 636,901 681,362 696,435 2.2% Installment receivable 90,166 97,134 100,460 3.4% 800 200 600 584.7bn 636.9bn 681.3bn 696.4bn 150 400 100 84.3bn 90.1bn 97.1bn 100.4bn 200 50 0 ( bn) 15/3 16/3 17/3 18/3 0 ( bn) 15/3 16/3 17/3 18/3 10

Credit Guarantee Business:Situation of Credit Guarantee Consolidated Credit Guarantee Business: Performed steadily mainly in small business loan, showing a 14% increase to 86.4bn. Of these, credit guarantee outstanding for consumers recorded 75.1bn, a 14% yoy increase and credit guarantee for businesses recorded 11.3bn, a 9% yoy increase. Credit Guarantee Outstanding Tie-up banks (AIFUL) ( million) 16/3 17/3 18/3 YOY 16/3 17/3 18/3 YOY Credit Guarantee 73,411 75,747 86,465 14.1% to consumers 64,119 65,423 75,158 14.9% to businesses 9,292 10,323 11,306 9.5% Tie-up banks* 136 139 139 0 *Decline due to merger at financial institutions are also reflected. 95 Credit guarantee to businesses Credit guarantee to consumers 145 N. of tie-up banks 86.4bn 85 142 75 75.7bn 139 139 139 65 136 136 136 55 133 45 ( bn) 15/3 16/3 17/3 18/3 130 (num) 15/3 16/3 17/3 18/3 11

Overseas Business:Status of Overseas Market Entry A & A : Due to brisk demand for funds with a background of economic growth and rising consumption in Thailand, A&A achieved steady growth with loans outstanding totaling 16.0bn, a 238% yoy increase and number of accounts reaching 300 thousand, a 235% yoy increase. AIRA & AIFUL Public Company Limited (A&A) PT REKSA FINANCE SANSHU Finance Corporation Location Bangkok, Thailand Jakarta, Indonesia Shanghai, China Business Outline Consumer finance business Used car loan business Leasing business Other Info Started its operation in September 2015 Acquired 40% of its issued shares in May 2017 Joined AIFUL Group in April 2015 Shanghai, China: SANSHU Thailand: A&A Indonesia: Reksa Finance Highlight of A&A ( million) Loans outstanding Customer accounts (thousands) Operating revenue FY2017 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 6,671 11,258 13,893 16,020 126 191 266 300 387 1,015 1,915 2,977 *Fiscal period of A&A is from January 1, to December 31. *Exchange rate (Thai Baht): B/S: 3.45, P/L: 3.31 12

Funding Environment: Consolidated Funding Rate: Finding rate declined by 50bps to 1.87% mainly due to early redemption of 8% coupon bond. Interest-Bearing Liabilities: Fund procurement expanded steadily to 435.5bn, a 17% yoy increase. Trends of Consolidated Funding rate 3.5 3.20 Funding rate 3.0 2.5 2.0 2.30 2.77 2.37 1.87 (%) 1.5 14/3 15/3 16/3 17/3 18/3 Trends of Consolidated Interest - Bearing Liabilities 500 ADR/Rescheduled obligation Bonds Liquidation Syndicated loan Other 435.5bn 400 369.4bn 300 200 100 311.4bn 280.7bn 289.8bn 50.7bn 62.5bn 99.5bn 26.8bn 25.0bn 55.0bn 78.1bn 65.8bn 178.2bn 53.8bn 102.3bn 125.2bn 67.2bn 144.1bn 175.8bn 65.1bn 185.9bn INDIRECT DIRECT 0 ( bn) 52.7bn 31.4bn 32.7bn 8.5bn 14/3 15/3 16/3 17/3 18/3 13

Trends of Interest Repayment(1): Interest Repayment Indices AIFUL Attorney Involvement Index: Attorney involvement accompanying interest repayment declined by 55% yoy in March 2018. Interest Repayment Claims: Total number of claims from Jan to Mar in 2018 was 4,400, declined by 50% yoy. Attorney Involvement Index 40% 35% 30% 25% 20% 31% 27% 35% May 2007 (peak)=100 Upper: Other than interest repayment Lower: Attorney involvement accompanying interest repayment 22% 24% 18% 15% 10% 5% 0% (%) ( 営業債権ベース ) Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar FY2016/3 FY2017/3 FY2018/3 Interest Repayment Claims 7,000 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000-7% -5% -25% -16% -17% -31% -25% -25% -21% -24% -28% -29% -31% -32% -31% -36% -44% ( 営業債権ベース ) 3,200 3,400 2,300-31% -42%-42% -41% -46% -51% -56% -49% -48% -62% 1,900 1,200 1,300 0% -20% -40% -60% -80% -100% 0 (num) Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar FY2016/3 FY2017/3 FY2018/3-120% 14

Trends of Interest Repayment(2):Changes in Allowance and Interest Repayment Allowance related to Interest Repayment: Withdraw amount for the FY2018/3 declined by 22% yoy to 25.3bn on consolidated basis. In light of the current situation 8.6bn were posted for the expenses related to interest repayment. As a result allowance at end of the period was 26.5bn. Provision for loss on Interest Repayment (Consolidated) (AIFUL) ( million ) Interest repayment Waiver of principal Total Interest repayment Waiver of principal Total Allowance at the beginning of FY2017 34,640 8,663 43,303 Withdraw (Interest repayment) 22,484-22,484 Withdraw (Waiver of principal) 208 2,665 2,874 Provisions (reversal) 12,384 (3,759) 8,625 Allowance at the end of FY2017 24,331 2,238 26,569 30,994 8,663 39,657 21,221-21,221-2,665 2,665 12,384 (3,759) 8,625 22,158 2,238 24,396 Withdraw Amount of Interest Repayment and Waiver of principal (Consolidated) Interest repayment Waiver of principal 14 36.5bn 37.8bn 32.5bn 25.3bn 12 9.4bn 9.7bn 9.3bn 9.7bn 9.6bn 10 8.2bn 9.0bn 9.0bn 8.7bn 8.3bn 8 7.7bn 7.6bn 7.6bn 6.1bn 6.4bn 6 5.1bn 4 2 0 ( bn) 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 2015/3 2016/3 2017/3 2018/3 15

Financial Results Summary (Consolidated) Business Situation Forecast for the FY2019/3 Financial Results of AIFUL Financial Results of LIFECARD Reference:Breakdown of Other Operating Revenue/Expenses (Consolidated) 16

Forecast for the Fiscal Year ending March 2019 Consolidated and AIFUL (Consolidated) ( million) 18/3 19/3 YOY% (E) YOY YOY% Total operating assets 665,669 12.5% 751,900 86,231 13.0% Loans business 472,018 14.4% 515,600 43,582 9.2% Unsecured loan 404,056 16.6% 442,100 38,044 9.4% Credit card business 100,460 3.4% 111,300 10,840 10.8% Credit guarantee business 86,465 14.1% 117,100 30,635 35.4% Operating revenue 115,389 26.2% 115,400 11 0.0% Operating expenses 112,897 33.7% 98,900-13,997-12.4% Operating profit 2,492-64.4% 16,400 13,908 558.1% Ordinary profit 2,823-61.8% 16,900 14,077 498.7% Profit attributable to owners of parent 3,958-45.6% 15,600 11,642 294.1% (AIFUL) ( million) 18/3 19/3 YOY% (E) YOY YOY% Operating revenue 64,663 10.8% 70,500 5,837 9.0% Operating expenses 64,296 17.4% 59,200-5,096-7.9% Operating profit 366-89.8% 11,300 10,934 - Ordinary profit 979-76.1% 11,900 10,921 - Profit 2,437-49.5% 12,100 9,663 396.5% 17

Financial Results Summary (Consolidated) Business Situation Forecast for the FY2019/3 Financial Results of AIFUL Financial Results of LIFECARD Reference:Breakdown of Other Operating Revenue/Expenses (Consolidated) 18

Financial Results of AIFUL(1):Financial Results Summary ( million) 17/3 18/3 YOY YOY% Operating revenue 58,339 64,663 6,323 10.8% Interest on operating loans 40,292 45,881 5,588 13.9% Revenue from credit guarantee 11,106 10,976-130 -1.2% Recoveries of written off claims 5,415 6,126 710 13.1% Operating expenses 54,751 64,296 9,544 17.4% Financial expenses 6,369 5,841-527 -8.3% Provision of allowance for doubtful accounts 16,724 13,281-3,442-20.6% Provision for loss on interest repayment - 12,384 12,384 - Advertising cost 9,003 9,223 220 2.4% Advertising expenses 3,000 2,980-20 -0.7% Sales promotion expenses 6,002 6,243 241 4.0% Personnel expenses 9,420 9,651 230 2.4% Other operating expenses 13,235 13,913 679 5.1% Operating profit 3,587 366-3,221-89.8% Ordinary profit 4,090 979-3,110-76.1% Profit 4,823 2,437-2,386-49.5% 19

Financial Results of AIFUL(2):Overview of Companyʼs Operating base ( million) 17/3 18/3 YOY YOY% Total receivable outstanding 408,259 454,316 46,057 11.3% Loans outstanding 322,087 360,031 37,943 11.8% Unsecured 301,063 341,777 40,714 13.5% Small business 4,575 5,850 1,274 27.9% Credit guarantee 80,039 87,970 7,931 9.9% Installment receivable 857 503-354 -41.3% Other 5,275 5,811 536 10.2% New accounts (num) 182,778 197,826 15,048 8.2% Unsecured 182,604 197,565 14,961 8.2% Customer accounts (thousands) 721 802 81 11.2% Unsecured 707 788 81 11.4% Average yield 14.7% 14.7% 0.0pt - Below 18% unsecured loan balanceʼs occupancy rate 97.0% 97.9% 0.9pt - Bad debt 17,717 17,926 208 1.2% Excluding write-off accompanying interest repayment 13,945 15,260 1,314 9.4% Bad debt ratio to operating loans 4.3% 3.9% -0.4pt - Ratio excluding write-off related to interest repayment 3.4% 3.4% 0.0pt - 20

Financial Results Summary (Consolidated) Business Situation Forecast for the FY2019/3 Financial Results of AIFUL Financial Results of LIFECARD Reference:Breakdown of Other Operating Revenue/Expenses (Consolidated) 21

Financial Results of LIFECARD(1):Financial Results Summary ( million) 17/3 18/3 YOY YOY% Operating revenue 28,890 42,991 14,100 48.8% Interest on operating loans 15,361 15,960 599 3.9% Revenue from installment receivable 5,603 5,649 45 0.8% Revenue from credit guarantee 1,272 1,348 76 6.0% Sales of software development - 12,803 12,803 - Other operating income 6,653 7,229 575 8.7% Operating expenses 25,980 38,859 12,879 49.6% Financial expenses 1,610 1,531-79 -4.9% Provision of allowance for doubtful accounts 3,669 4,129 459 12.5% Provision for loss on interest repayment - - - - Advertising cost 1,522 2,468 945 62.2% Advertising expenses 166 186 19 11.9% Sales promotion expenses 1,355 2,281 926 68.3% Personnel expenses 3,953 4,090 137 3.5% Cost of sales of software development - 11,244 11,244 - Other operating expenses 15,224 15,396 171 1.1% Operating profit 2,910 4,131 1,221 42.0% Ordinary profit 3,237 4,261 1,024 31.6% Profit 3,031 2,746-285 -9.4% 22

Financial Results of LIFECARD(2):Overview of Companyʼs Operating base ( million) 17/3 18/3 YOY YOY% Credit card transaction volume 681,362 696,435 15,072 2.2% Shopping 640,598 655,990 15,392 2.4% Cashing 40,763 40,444-319 -0.8% Total receivable outstanding 163,571 169,632 6,060 3.7% Installment receivable 96,276 99,956 3,680 3.8% Loans 45,564 46,728 1,164 2.6% Credit guarantee 21,007 22,032 1,024 4.9% Other 722 914 191 26.5% Number of new issue (thousands) 512 517 4 0.8% Proper 136 154 18 13.4% Affinity 376 362-13 -3.7% Number of card holders (thousands) 5,883 5,771-112 -1.9% Bad debt 3,090 3,345 254 8.2% Bad debt ratio operating loans 1.8% 1.9% 0.1pt - 23

Financial Results Summary (Consolidated) Business Situation Forecast for the FY2019/3 Financial Results of AIFUL Financial Results of LIFECARD Reference:Breakdown of Other Operating Revenue/Expenses (Consolidated) 24

Explanation Figure(1): Operating revenue/ expenses ( million) 17/3 18/3 YOY YOY% Operating revenue 91,450 115,389 23,938 26.2% Interest on operating loans 47,869 56,305 8,435 17.6% Revenue from installment receivable 15,531 16,038 507 3.3% Revenue from credit guarantee 12,494 12,992 498 4.0% Sales of software development - 12,803 12,803 - Other operating income 15,555 17,248 1,693 10.9% Recoveries of written off claims 5,678 6,411 733 12.9% Collection from purchased receivable 2,096 2,074-22 -1.1% Operating expenses 84,440 112,897 28,456 33.7% Financial expenses 8,030 7,560-469 -5.9% Provision of allowance for doubtful accounts 20,744 20,497-247 -1.2% Provision for loss on interest repayment - 12,384 12,384 - Advertising cost 10,972 12,434 1,461 13.3% Advertising expenses 3,450 3,592 142 4.1% Sales promotion expenses 7,522 8,841 1,319 17.5% Personnel expenses 14,270 15,680 1,410 9.9% Cost of sales of software development - 11,244 11,244 - Cost of purchased receivables 1,476 1,497 21 1.5% 25

Explanation Figure(2): Other operating revenue/ expenses ( million) 17/3 18/3 YOY YOY% Other 28,884 31,597 2,712 9.4% Commission 11,835 12,962 1,126 9.5% Provision for point card certificates 3,300 2,807-493 -14.9% Depreciation expenses 2,338 2,384 45 1.9% Supplies, repair and maintenance 2,186 2,297 110 5.1% Communications 2,523 3,338 814 32.3% Consumption taxes 2,552 2,809 257 10.1% Rents 1,996 2,401 404 20.3% Rent expenses 431 414-17 -4.0% Operating profit 7,009 2,492-4,517-64.4% Non-operating income 557 359-197 -35.5% Non-operating expenses 168 28-139 -83.0% Ordinary profit 7,399 2,823-4,575-61.8% Extraordinary income - 703 703 - Extraordinary losses - - - - Profit 7,276 2,945-4,330-59.5% Profit attributable to non-controlling interests - -1,012-1,012 - Profit attributable to owners of parent 7,276 3,958-3,318-45.6% 26

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