 The name of the company, the name of the statement and the period that is on such and such a date, then we have numbers in thousands, rounding. Now we got non-current assets. There is a note to it. In note, we have a building, we have a plant and equipment and we have motor vehicle. So here we are taking the net after taking out the accumulative depreciation. Now why we have taken the net here? Because we have already given a schedule of non-current assets. If it is not there, then we are supposed to be reporting cost minus accumulative depreciation for all these three assets. But since schedule is there, so we are not reporting it as such cost less accumulative depreciation. Current assets, this is the closing inventory. Then account receivable, in here there is a note here that there is customer who gone bankrupt or other who is not able to pay you. So we reduce it from there and similarly there is a 5% provision we create on it. So this is again a note and from there we took this figure of 1140. Then we have bank balance and this is as it is. Now so far current liabilities are concerned. We have got accounts payable, sale tax payable. Do you remember this is sale tax payable to the government. Then income tax payable that is also through the government. Now total current liabilities are 4160. Here it is a problem because your current liability is greater than current assets. It means you have got a negative working capital and this is a bad sign for any business that you are end up with a negative working capital. It means that your current assets are not enough to pay off your current liability, which is very sad. Because then we have net current assets is there. Then we have total assets less current liabilities. Again I repeat here that the format is slightly changed. Instead of putting all assets together and then liabilities and equity together, what I did basically non-current assets, then we took current assets minus current liabilities to show the working capital. So now we remain only equity. So equity is issued and paid up capital. This includes the new share which you have issued and there is a share premium of 1500 and the retained earnings. Again these figures are from the statement of change in equity. Because statement of change in equity will show you whatever belongs to the shareholders. The owners of the company. They are the people who are supposed to own the company. They are the person who have their stake is 9124000. So total amount available to the stakeholders is 9124000. So this is what actually the balance sheet or rather change in statement of financial position. So this is very important statements and we need to see how it is presented. So the presentation is slightly different. In fact there are many ways of presenting this statement. So this is one of them and mostly companies preferred this type of presentation. Thank you very much.