857.80 (12.12) (1.41%) Non-current liabilities Long-term bank borrowings 114.00 143.70 (29.70) (20.67%) Finance lease liabilities 6.49 3.48 3.01 86.49% Employee benefit obligations 14.71 7.70 7.01 91.04
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% due to the increased employee costs and the losses from impairment of financial assets ( receivables) in the Q1–2024 Income tax expenses Income tax expenses in Q1–2024 decreased from Q4–2023 in the
the increased employee costs and the losses from impairment of financial assets ( receivables) in the Q2–2024 Financial Analysis of the Company As of June 30, 2024, the Company has financial position
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