201 ANNUAL REPORT QUMAK-SEKOM SA. Al. Jerozolimskie Warszawa

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1 harmony in cooperation 201 ANNUAL REPORT For period: January 1st, 201 December 31st, 201 QUMAK-SEKOM SA Al. Jerozolimskie Warszawa Tax Identification Number (NIP): National Economy Register (REGON):

2 INTRODUCTION TO ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF QUMAK-SEKOM SA PREPARED AS OF 31 DECEMBER 2011 I. Scope of activity Qumak-Sekom stock corporation with its headquarters in Warsaw, address: 94 Jerozolimskie Street, Warsaw, operates in the computer science sector. The company s activity is concentrated on integration market and it covers system integration, business applications and intelligent building systems,. The company provides comprehensive services in the areas of computer systems development for companies in which the fundamental elements are deliveries of computer hardware, software and intelligent building technologies. Basic scope of activity of the Company according to Polish Classification of Activity is: wholesale trade (PKD 4690Z), Construction (PKD 45), IT (PKD 72). Qumak-Sekom SA was registered in Register of Entrepreneurs of National Court Register on , under the number KRS: II. Periods for which data is presented 2010 : period from 01 January 2010 to 31 December : period from 01 January 2011 to 31 December 2011 III. Membership of Management and Supervisory Board On 31 st December 2011 membership of the Management and Supervisory Board was the following: Management Board: Paweł Jaguś Aleksander Plata Andrzej Swolkień Jan Goliński Supervisory Board Rafał Twarowski Maciej Matusiak Maciej Druto Piotr Gawryś Monika Hałupczak - President of the Board - Vice-president of the Board - Vice-president of the Board - Vice-president of the Board - Chairman of the Supervisory Board - Vice-chairman of the Supervisory Board - Member of the Supervisory Board - Member of the Supervisory Board - Member of the Supervisory Board Qumak-Sekom SA > Annual Report for 2011 Introduction to financial statemant 1

3 IV. Information on statement and comparable financial data 1. Financial statement contains only unitary data, because in Qumak-Sekom SA composition do not enter organizational units which draw up their own financial statements. 2. On Qumak-Sekom SA was not the dominant unit or a significant investor and did not prepare consolidated financial statement 3. Qumak-Sekom SA assumes continuation of the business activity in the predictable future. According to the Company s Management Board and Supervisory Board evaluation there are no circumstances threatening future activity. 4. Financial statement for 2011 did not undergo transformations. 5. The expert auditor auditing the financial statement for 2010, and I half year report of 2011, did not issue any objections to drawn up financial statements and there was no necessity to correct these statements. V. Accounting policy Pursuant to paragraph 3 item 1 point 9 of the Accounting Act the calendar year is considered the financial year. Pursuant to paragraph 3 item 1 point 8 of the Accounting Act the calendar month is considered the reporting period. A trial balance of the general ledger accounts is drawn up at the end of every reporting period. Record and allocation of operating expenses are kept according to kinds on accounts under group 4 and at the same time according to types of activities and functions on accounts under group 5, with further reference to the costs of products sold or the financial result. Financial statements are drawn up using the profit and loss account by function of expenses. Cash flow account, in the part concerning operating activity, is drawn up using indirect method, in the part concerning investment and financial activities using the direct method. Account books are kept using the computer technique based on the integrated financial and accounting program SYMFONIA created by SAGE Symfonia Ltd. Methods of assets and liabilities valuation 1. Tangible and intangible and legal assets are covered by the analytical quantity and value register. They are valued according to acquisition prices or manufacturing cost decreased by depreciation and amortization write-offs in proportion to the period of their utilization, and also by the permanent impairment write-offs. Fixed assets, intangible and legal assets with the initial value not higher than PLN 3,500 are amortized once, in the month following the month in which they were put into use. Qumak-Sekom SA > Annual Report for 2011 Introduction to financial statemant 2

4 Fixed assets, intangible and legal assets with the initial value of more than PLN 3,500 are amortized using the straight line method, starting from the month following the month in which they were put into use according to the following rules: computer software - 2 years, other intangible and legal assets - 2 years, computer equipment is amortized by tax rate, means of transport are amortized by tax rate, and in case of used means of transport, for the first time introduced to records the increased rate of 2.0 applies, other fixed assets according to tax rates. 2. Fixed assets under construction are valued according to real costs incurred for the construction, assembly, adjustment and improvement of future fixed assets, decreased by the permanent impairment write-offs. 3. Deferred tax assets. Pursuant to intermediate differences between assets and liabilities value pointed in the books and their tax value and loss possible to deduct in the future, the entity makes provisions and sets deferred tax assets, whose taxpayer it is. 4. Stocks including materials, commercial goods, final products and production in progress are valued according to: a) raw materials and goods according to real purchase prices increased by duty in case of imports. Expenditure in one year is valued according to the following principles: goods identified by serial numbers according to the purchase price of these goods; materials and goods not identified by serial numbers according to the FIFO principle first in, first out. b) final products according to the real and direct manufacturing costs. c) work in progress and semi-finished products are derived from completed phases of production destined for further processing or assembly of the finished products, and products in the course of preparation is production not completed, that are in the process of production. The entity of valuation of semi and final products in compliance with manufacturing cost. Products in progress that are not dedicated to be sold or to be devoted to the capital items in construction, with expected completion up to 3 months, are valued at their actual cost of manufacture. The estimated value of semi-finished products and work in progress on balancing date cannot be higher than net selling price of the assets intermediate products. Qumak-Sekom SA > Annual Report for 2011 Introduction to financial statemant 3

5 In the case of devaluation of intermediate products and production in progress the entity made it s write-down to the net selling prices possible to reach. Writes-offs and revaluation of final and semi products value are included in the sold products manufacturing costs. Profits for the service in progress, which realization time is longer than six months, is estimated on balance date proportionally to realization degree as in case the service was made to significant degree on balance date. Service realization degree is estimated basing on advancement of works. Profits for the service in progress are estimated by basing on as multiplication of total contract value and the degree of its implementation. This amount does not exceed the cost of implementation of the contract plus a corresponding degree of service part of the planned margin. 5. National receivables are valued at nominal value determined at origination. Receivables in foreign currencies at balancing date are valued at the average exchange rate set for given currency by the National Bank of Poland. At balance date the receivables and claims are indicated in the value corrected by revaluation write-offs in the following cases: brought before the court 100% write-off; receivables from entities in liquidation 100% write-off; receivables that have been overdue for over half a year - 100% write-off. 6. Short-term financial assets are priced at market value. Results of the differences between the priced value at the balancing day and the acquisition price regard revenues or financial costs. Domestic cash is valued at nominal value. Cash in foreign currencies at the balancing day is valued at the average exchange rate set for a given currency by the National Bank of Poland. 7. Primary capital (share capital) is valued at the nominal value, pursuant to the entry in the National Court Register. Supplementary capital is priced at the nominal value resulting from capital increases and decreases. Revaluation capital is valued at nominal value resulting from capital increases and decreases. 8. Provisions for liabilities include: a) provisions for retirement benefits valued at the balancing day are estimated according to the formula of actuary pricing (anticipated unit authorities) pursuant to the benefit value, the number of overworked years and the number of years to the retirement age. b) provision for deferred income tax. Qumak-Sekom SA > Annual Report for 2011 Introduction to financial statemant 4

6 Provision for deferred income tax is created at the amount of income tax payable in the future in relation to the occurrence of positive temporary differences. Positive temporary differences are the differences that will increase the tax base to count income tax in the future. Reserves for deferred income tax generally are made in the following cases: accountable inflows due to interest on loans - in the books they are reported in accordance with the accrual basis of accounting, and tax is included in the time of payment, accountable late payment of interest on debt, which interest was not yet received, accountable unrealized exchange rate gains, determined by the balance sheet valuation of cash, shares and securities, accelerate tax depreciation (including the use of incentives in the form of investment or one-time write-off) when the asset is depreciated by applying a higher rate of tax than that used for accounting purposes, balance sheet revaluation of fixed assets, the use of depreciation for tax purposes does not take into account revaluation, margin for the valuation of long-term contracts 9. Domestic liabilities are priced in the amount requiring payment. Liabilities in foreign currencies at the balance day are valued at the average rate set for a given currency by the National Bank of Poland. 10.Special funds include: The Company Social Benefits Fund is created pursuant to the provisions of the Act of the Company Social Benefits Fund of 4th March 1994 based on planned employment and revised to the medium year level of employment. The Fund is used for employees in the funding and financing services to various forms of recreation, cultural and educational activities, sports and recreation, provision of material assistance - in kind or financial, to provide feedback or non-repayable assistance for housing purposes. The command of the Fund is based on the Rules of Procedure ZFŚS. Inventory Assets and liabilities shown in account books at the balancing day are covered by inventory: a) the physical inventory fixed assets once every 4 years materials, goods and products as of 31st December production in progress as of balance day cash in hand as of 31st December Qumak-Sekom SA > Annual Report for 2011 Introduction to financial statemant 5

7 b) balance confirmation cash at bank and bank credits as of 31st December settlements with recipients and suppliers every year in the IV quarter c) verification of balances the other assets and liabilities as of 31st December Profit and loss account 1. Net revenues from the sale of goods and products include amounts due on this account from the recipients, decreased by the value added tax due. The transfer of goods to the recipient, or reception of the service by them, is considered the moment of sale. Revenues from sales are accrued for the reporting periods they concern. 2. Costs of operating activity include the value of sold products, goods and materials priced at the production costs or acquisition prices, increased by the overall general costs of management and sales incurred from the beginning of the financial year. Costs include VAT only in that part, in which according to the provisions in force, this tax is not subject to deduction. Costs are included in the period they concern, regardless of the day when the invoice was received or the payment made. 3. Revenues include: gain on disposal of non-financial fixed assets; grants, subventions and after-payments; gain from liquidation of fixed assets; surpluses of fixed and current assets, which source of origin was not established; negative goodwill write-offs; received compensations and contractual penalties; written off, outdated or abandoned liabilities; non-utilized reserves for future costs and losses; decrease of liability revaluation write-offs; remuneration of the tax payer; assets received free of charge; Costs include: loss on disposal of the non-financial fixed assets; write-offs on account of loss of value of non-financial assets; net value of liquidated fixed assets; amortization of goodwill; revaluation write-offs of stocks of tangible current assets as a result of depreciation of their value-in-use or commercial value; value of the elements of assets transferred free of charge and of cash; non-culpable shortages and damages to elements of property, not resulting from random events; Qumak-Sekom SA > Annual Report for 2011 Introduction to financial statemant 6

8 costs of removal of damages to the elements of property; paid contractual compensations; costs of legal and execution proceedings; unjustified indirect costs; provisions created for probable costs and losses in operating activities; revaluation write-offs of liabilities. 4. Revenues and financial costs include revenues and costs of financial operations. Revenues include: received dividends and shares in the profits of the other companies; gained and accrued interest on assets on bank accounts (excluding interest on assets of the Company Social Benefits Fund), on loans granted, deposits, bid securities, on delay in the payment of receivables, on securities; gain on disposal of investments; increase in the investment value; positive exchange rate differences; release of created reserves in the encumbrance of financial operations costs; Costs include: paid and accrued interest and commissions on incurred credits and loans and for delay in the payment of liabilities; loss on disposal of investments; decrease in the value of investment; negative exchange rate differences; creation of reserves for certain and probable costs and financial losses; surplus of issuance costs or increase of share capital, above the difference between the issue value and the nominal value of shares sold; 5. Extraordinary items include the value of events that are difficult to predict, in addition to the activities of the company and not associated with overall risk of that activity. Extraordinary gains include: received compensations for the loss or damage to the fixed and current assets as a result of random events, revenues from the sale of elements of property damaged due to random events. Extraordinary losses include: net value of fixed and current assets lost or damaged due to random events; costs of removal of random events effects. Qumak-Sekom SA > Annual Report for 2011 Introduction to financial statemant 7

9 6. Compulsory charges on financial result includes income tax for corporation calculated in accordance with the Law of 15 February 1992 on income tax from legal persons from the gross profit balance adjusted by: income not taxable and costs which are not costs from income acquired, reduction of income tax by assets due to deferred income tax, increase in income tax by the reserve created for deferred income tax. 7. Net financial result is set according to the provisions of the accounting act as a difference of revenues, costs and obligatory encumbrances of financial result. VI. Changes in methods of assets and liabilities valuation In 2011 no changes has been made in methods of assets and liabilities valuation. VII. Rules for conversion of financial data for EURO Euro exchange rate for the calculation of the position in the Profit and Loss Account. Arithmetic average of average exchange rates in NBP EUR in period of EUR exchange rate Table month 20/A/NBP/2010 of January /A/NBP/2010 of February /A/NBP/2010 of March /A/NBP/2010 of April /A/NBP/2010 of May /A/NBP/2010 of June /A/NBP/2010 of July /A/NBP/2010 of August /A/NBP/2010 of September /A/NBP/2010 of October /A/NBP/2010 of November /A/NBP/2010 of December Average EUR exchange rate The highest exchange rate in the period of The lowest exchange rate in the period of Qumak-Sekom SA > Annual Report for 2011 Introduction to financial statemant 8

10 Arithmetic average of average exchange rates in NBP EUR in period of EUR Table month exchange rate 20/A/NBP/2011 of January /A/NBP/2011 of February /A/NBP/2011 of March /A/NBP/2011 of April /A/NBP/2011 of May /A/NBP/2011 of June /A/NBP/2011 of July /A/NBP/2011 of August /A/NBP/2011 of September /A/NBP/2011 of October /A/NBP/2011 of November /A/NBP/2011 of December Average EUR exchange rate The highest exchange rate in the period of The lowest exchange rate in the period of EUR exchange rate for the calculation of balance sheet item: average exchange rate of EUR NBP of Table 255/A/NBP/ average exchange rate of EUR NBP of Table 252/A/NBP/ VIII. Selected financial data calculated to EUR SELECTED FINANCIAL DATA OF QUMAK- SEKOM SA I. Net revenue from sales of products, In thousand EUR II. Profit (loss) from operation activities III. Gross profit (loss) IV. Net profit (loss) V. Net cash flow in operating activities VI. Net cash flow in investing activities VII. Net cash flow in financial activities VIII. Total net cash flow IX. Total assets X. Liabilities and provisions for liabilities /780 XI. Long-term liabilities XII. Short-term liabilities XIII. Equity XIV. Initial capital XV. Number of shares (in items) Qumak-Sekom SA > Annual Report for 2011 Introduction to financial statemant 9

11 XVI. Profit (loss) per ordinary share (in PLN / EUR) XVII. Diluted profit (loss) per one ordinary share (in PLN / EUR) XVIII. Book value per one share (in PLN / EUR) XIX. Diluted book value per one share (in PLN / EUR) XX. Declared or cashed dividend per share (in PLN / EUR) IX. Difference between the Polish and international accountancy standards Qumak-Sekom SA prepares financial statement pursuant to regulations of Accounting Act of 29 September Due to the fact, that the Company does not prepare consolidated statements, the financial statement was not prepared in accordance with MSR/MSSF. Differences in the unitary financial statement between PSR and MSR/MSSF are not significant are related only to exclusion of the Company s possession assets and liabilities concerning social benefit fund and differences in exchange rates, deriving from the calculation of currency items respectively according to purchase and sale rate in bank, which services are used by the Company, as well as valuation of deposit presented on receivables and liabilities. Qumak-Sekom SA > Annual Report for 2011 Introduction to financial statemant 10

12 adjusted FINANCIAL SUPERVISION COMMISION Annual report SA-R 2011 (pursuant to paragraph 82 item 1 point 3 of the Regulation of the Minister of Finance of 2009, February 19th - Journal of Laws No. 33, item 259) (for issuers of securities whose business activity embraces manufacture, construction, trade and services) QUMAK-SEKOM Stock Company (the full name of the Issuer) For the financial year 2011 covering the period from to and the previous financial year 2010 covering the period from to Transmition date: April 27th, 2011 QUMAK-SEKOM S.A. (the short title of the Issuer) Computer science (cs) (GPW Warsaw sector classification) Warszawa (city) (zip code) Al. Jerozolimskie 94 (street) (number) (telephone) (fax) qumak@qumak.pl ( ) (www) (NIP) (REGON) Grant Thornton Frąckowiak Sp. z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością Sp. k (entity authorized to audit) The annual report includes: opinion and the report of entity entitled to make an investigation of the financial statements the Management Board s statement concerning the financial statement preparation reliability the Management Board s statement concerning the entity entitled to investigate the financial statement the President of the Management Board s writing Annual financial statement Introduction Movements in the equity Balance sheet Cash flow statement Profit and loss account Additional information and explanations The Management Board s statement (report on the issuer's activity) Statement concerning company's compliance with the corporate governance rules Selected financial data In thousand EURO I. net revenue from sales of products, goods and materials II. profit (loss) from operation activities III. gross profit (loss) IV. net profit (loss) V. net cash flow in operating activities VI. net cash flow in investing activities VII. net cash flow in financing activities VIII. total net cash flow IX. total assets X. liabilities and provisions for liabilities XI. long-term liabilities XII. short-term liabilities XIII. equity capital XIV. share capital XV. number of shares (in units) XVI. profit (loss) per share (in PLN / EUR) 1,28 1,28 0,31 0,32 XVII. diluted profit (loss) per one common share (in PLN /EUR) 1,28 1,28 0,31 0,32 XVIII. book value per one share (in PLN / EUR) 8,11 7,83 1,84 1,98 XIX. diluted book value per one share (in PLN / EUR) 8,11 7,83 1,84 1,98 XX. declared or cashed dividend per share (in PLN / EUR) 1,00 1,00 0,23 0,25 1

13 Table A of average exchange rates no 255 /A/NBP/2010 of 2010, December 31st Euro exchange rate = 3,9603 Table A of average exchange rates no 255 /A/NBP/2011 of 2011, December 31st Euro exchange rate = 4,4168 Arithmetic average of average exchange rates in NBP EUR at the end of every month in period ,0044 Arithmetic average of average exchange rates in NBP EUR at the end of every month in period ,1401 OPINION OF ENTITY AUTHORIZED TO AUDIT FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ON AUDITED ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT Opinion of the entity entitled to make an investigation of the Qumak-Sekom SA 2011 financial statement is in the attached file. File Description Opinion of expert auditor REPORT OF ENTITY AUTHORIZED TO AUDIT FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ON AUDITED ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT Report of entity authorized to audit financial statements on audited of annual financial report of Qumak-Sekom SA for 2011 is included in the attached file. File Description Report of expert auditor STATEMENT OF MANAGEMENT BOARD ON RELIABILITY OFPREPARATION OF FINANCIAL STATEMENT Statement of Management Board on reliability of preparation of financial statement of Qumak-Sekom SA for 2011 is included in the attached file File Description Statement of Management Board on reliability STATEMENT OF MANGEMENT BOARD ON ENTITY AUTHORIZED TO AUDIT FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Statement of Management Board on entity authorized to audit financial statements is included in the attached file. File Description Statement of Management Board on expert auditor LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE MANAGEMENT BOARD Letter from the President of the Management Board is included in the attached file. File Description Letter from the President of the Management Board 2

14 INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL REPORT THE ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT Introduction to financial report of Qumak-Sekom SA for 2011 is included in the attached file. File Description Introduction to financial report BALANCE SHEET in thousand PLN notes as of as of ASSETS I. Fixed assets Intangible and legal assets, including: Goodwill Subject fixed assets Long-term liabilities: from associated entities from other entities Long-term investments ) real estate )intangible assets ) long-term financial assets 0 0 a)in associated entities, including: shares in subordinated entities measured by equity ownership method 0 0 b) in other entities Other long-term investments Long-term prepayments a) Assets from deferred income tax b) Other long-term prepayments 0 0 II. Current assets Reserves Short-term liabilities from associated entities from other entities Short-term financial assets a) in associated entities 0 0 b) in other entities c) cash means and other cash assets Other short-term investments Short-term prepayments Assets in total LIABILITIES I. Equity Share capital Unpaid rates on share capital (negative value) Own shares (negative value) Reserve capital Capital from revaluation Other reserve capitals Profit (loss) from previous years Net profit (loss) Net profit write-offs during the financial year (negative value)

15 II. Liabilities and reserves for liabilities Reserves for liabilities reserve from deferred income tax reserve for pensions and similar a) long-term b) short-term other reserves 0 0 a) long-term 0 0 b) short-term Long-term liabilities towards associated entities towards other entities Short-term liabilities towards associated entities towards other entities Special funds Prepayments negative value of the company other prepayments a) long-term 0 0 b) short-term Liabilities in total Book value Number of shares (in items) Book value per share (in zloty) 22 8,11 7,83 Diluted number of shares (in items) Diluted book value per share (in zloty) 22 8,11 7,83 OFF-BALANCE SHEET ENTRIES in thousand PLN Notes 1. Contingent receivables From subordinated entities (on account of) received guarantees and sureties From other entities (on account of) received guarantees and sureties Contingent liabilities To subordinated entities (on account of) granted guarantees and sureties To other entities (on account of) granted guarantees and sureties Other (on account of) 0 0 Total off-balance sheet items 0 0 PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT notes in thousand PLN I. Net revenue from sales of products, goods and materials including: from associated entities Net revenue from sales of products Net revenue from sales of goods and materials II. Cost of sold products, goods and materials including : to associated entities Cost of production of sold products

16 2. Value of sold products and materials III. Gross profit (loss) from sales IV. Cost of sales V. Costs of general administration VI. Profit (loss) from sales VII. Other operational revenues Profit on disposal of non- financial fixed assets Grants Other operational revenues VIII. Other operational costs Loss on disposal of non-financial fixed assets Revaluation of values of non-financial assets Other operational costs IX. Profit (loss) from operational activities X. Financial revenues Dividends and shares in profits, including: from associated entities Interest, including: from associated entities Profit from sale of investment Revaluation of value of investment Other XI. Financial costs Interest, including: for associated entities Loss from sale of investment Revaluation of value of investment Other XII. Profit (loss) from business activity XIII. Result of extraordinary events Extraordinary profits Extraordinary losses XIV. Gross profit (loss) XV. Income tax current part deferred part XVI. Other compulsory reductions in profit (loss increase) XVII. Share in net profit (loss) of subordinated entities measured by ownership method XVIII. Net profit (loss) Net profit (loss) (annualized) Weighted average number of shares (in items) Profit (loss) per one share (in zloty) 38 1,28 1,28 Weighted average diluted number of shares (in items) Diluted profit (loss) per one share (in zloty) 38 1,28 1,28 STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY in thousand PLN I. Equity at beginning of period (BO) a) changes in adopted accounting rules (policy) 0 0 b) correction of errors 0 0 I.a. Equity at the beginning of the period (BO) reconciled, with comparable data

17 1. Share capital at the beginning of the period Changes in share capital 0 0 a) increases (due to) stocks (shares) issue 0 0 b) ) decreases (due to) redemption of stocks (shares) Share capital at the end of the period Liable rates for share capital at the beginning of period Changes in unpaid rates for share capital 0 0 a) increases (due to) 0 0 b) decreases (due to) Payments due for share capital at the end of period Own shares at the beginning of period Changes in own shares 0 0 a) increases (due to) 0 0 b) decreases (due to) Own shares at the end of period Reserve capital at the beginning of period Changes in reserve capital a) increases (due to) issue of shares above the face value from distribution of profit (statutory) profit distribution (above the statutory minimum value) 0 0 b) decreases (due to) loss coverage share issue costs Reserve capital at the end of period Revaluation of capital measure at the beginning of period changes of adopted accounting rules (policy) Changes in capital due to revaluation of value measurement 0 0 a) increases (due to) 0 0 b) decreases (due to) sale of fixed assets Capital from revaluation of value measurement at the end of period Other reserve capitals for the beginning of period Changes in other reserve capitals a) increases (due to) profit distribution 0 0 b) decreases (due to) dividend payment Other reserve capitals for the end of period Profit (loss) from previous years at the beginning of period Profit from previous years for the beginning of period a) changes of adopted accounting rules (policy) 0 0 b) correction of errors Profit from previous years for the beginning of period after reconciliation with comparable data a) increases (due to) distribution of profit from previous years 0 0 b) decreases (due to) coverage of loss from previous years dividend payment increase of reserve capital increase of other reserve capitals Profit from previous years at the end of period 0 0 6

18 7.4. Loss from previous years at the beginning of period 0 0 a)changes of adopted accounting rules (policy) 0 0 b) correction of errors Loss from previous years at the beginning of period, after reconciliation with comparable data 0 0 a) increases (due to) transfer of losses from previous years to cover 0 0 b) decreases (due to) coverage with profit from previous years Loss from previous years at the end of period Profit (loss) from previous years at the end of period Net result a) net profit b) net loss 0 0 c) net profit write-offs 0 0 II. Own capital at the end of period (BZ) III. Own capital, after considering proposed profit distribution (loss coverage) CASH FLOW STATEMENT in thousand PLN A. Cash flows from operating activities I. Net profit (loss) II. Corrections in total Depreciation (Profits) losses due to differences in exchange rate Interest and share in profits (dividends) (Profits) losses due to investment activity Change in reserves Change in stock Change in liabilities Change in short-term liabilities, excluding loans and credits Change in prepayments Other corrections 0 0 III. Net cash flows from operational activity (I+/-II) B. Cash flows in investment activity I. Cash inflows Disposal of intangible and tangible fixed assets Disposal of investments in real estate and intangible and legal assets 0 3. From financial assets, including: a) in associated entities disposal of financial assets dividends and share in profits repayment of long-term loans interest other cash inflows from financial assets 0 0 b) in other entities disposal of financial assets dividends and share in profits repayment of long-term loans interest other cash inflows from financial assets Other investment inflows 0 0 7

19 II. Expenses Purchase of intangible and tangible fixed assets Investments in real estate and intangible and legal assets For financial assets, including: a) in associated entities purchase of financial assets long-term loans granted 0 0 b) in other entities purchase of financial assets long-term loans granted Other investment expenses 0 0 III. Net cash flows from investment activities (I-II) C. Cash flow in financial activity I. Cash inflows Net cash inflows from issuance (issue) of shares 0 0 and other equity instruments and additional funding 2. Credits and loans Debt securities issuance Other financial inflows 0 0 II. Expenses Acquisition of own shares Dividends and other payments to owners Other, than payments to the owners, expenses due to profit distribution Payment of credits and loans Redemption of debt securities Due to other financial liabilities Payment of financial lease liabilities Interest Other financial expenses 0 0 III. Net cash flows due to financial activity (I-II) D. Net cash flows, in total (A.III+/-B.III+/-C.III) E. Balance sheet change in cash, including: change in cash due to exchange rate differences F. Cash means at beginning of period G. Cash means at end of period (F+/-D), including: of restricted availability ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND EXPLANATIONS A. EXPLANATION NOTES BALANCE SHEET EXPLANATION NOTES Note 1a in thousand PLN INTANGIBLE ASSETS a) costs of finished development works 0 0 b) goodwill 0 0 c) concessions, patents, licenses and similar values, including: computer software d) other intangible assets 0 0 e) prepayments for intangible assets 0 0 Intangible assets in total

20 Note 1b CHANGES IN INTANGIBLE ASSETS (BY SORT GROUPS) 2011 in thousand PLN a costs of finished development works goodwill b c concessions, patents d other intangible assets e prepayments for intangible assets intangible assets in total including, software a) gross value of intangible assets in the beginning of period b)increases (due to) purchase c) decreases (due to) liquidation d)value of intangible assets for the end of period e) aggregated depreciation (redemption) in the beginning of period f) depreciation for the period (due to) depreciation/ redemption write-offs decrease liquidation g) aggregated depreciation (redemption) at the end of period h) write-offs due to permanent loss of value in the beginning of periodutraty wartości na początek okresu increases decreases i) write-offs due to permanent loss of value at the end of period j) net value of intangible assets at the end of period