 In index analysis we select any year as our base year and then we check the changes in the later years with reference to that base year. We can see that we divide any value in the later year by the base year and multiply this value by 100. So our change is expressed in terms of percentage. On top of that you can see the index analysis of the asset side of the balance sheet. You can see that we have fixed all the values of 2007. The base year will work for us in 2007. And in 2008 and 2009 we have compared it to 2007 and found out the values of 2008 and 2009. In fact, we divided the value of the fixed asset of 2008 to the fixed asset of 2007. So the result was 112.65%. This means that in 2008 our fixed assets were 112% compared to 2007. Similarly, we divided the fixed assets of 2009 to the fixed assets of 2007. On top of that we found out that in 2009 our fixed assets were 187% compared to 2007. And if we talk about total assets then in 2008 we found out that the total assets of 2008 were 177% compared to 2007. And the total assets of 2009 were 132% compared to 2007. Similarly, we can check the value of our equity. We can see that in 2008 our total equity was 117% compared to 2007. And in 2009 our equity was 128% compared to 2007. If we check the current liabilities then we can see that our current liabilities were 117% compared to 2008. Whereas in 2009 our current liabilities were 133% compared to 2007. So our current liabilities were 133% compared to 2007. Similarly, if we check the profit and loss account index analysis then we can see that in 2008 our sales were 106% compared to 2007. And in 2009 our sales, the sixth share of 2007, the fourth share of 2007, we can say that the total sales of 2009 was around the sixth share of 2007. If we talk about gross profit then we can say that the gross profit of 2008 and the gross profit of 2007 was only 86.67%. And in 2009 the gross profit of 2007 was 3-4% compared to the gross profit of 2009. By extending this analysis we can see that in 2008 our profit after-tax of 2007's profit after-tax was only 83.43%. This share went down and in 2009 our profit after-tax of 2007's profit after-tax was only 55%. So we can say that compared to 2007 our profit after-tax of 2008 was 80%. Whereas compared to 2007 our profit in 2009 was less than 50%. When we talk about index analysis in cash flow statement then we can see that in 2008 cash flows from operating activities were 78% compared to 2007. Whereas in 2009 this was around 231%. Whereas in 2009 net cash flows from operating activities were 231%. Similarly in terms of overall change in cash and cash equivalents we can see that for 2008 the value is negative 373% of the year 2007. But for 2009 there has been a good change and that is 479% of the value of 2007. So we can say that in 2009 the net change in cash and cash equivalent was 479% of the cash and cash equivalent in 2007. For statement of changes in owner's equity we can see that there is no change in issued capital and premium on issue of ordinary shares. This means that there had been no transaction in year 2008 and 2009. So the values continued from 2007 to 2008 and 2009. But for general reserve we can see that in year 2008 the value is 136% of 2007. Similarly we can see that in 2009 general reserves were 107% of 2007. Similarly we can see about unappropriated profit that in 2008 this was 84% of the balance of 2007. But in 2009 this value continued to be less than 880% of the year 2008. Compared to 2007 in 2009 after the loss of nearly 40% the unappropriated profit in 2009 remained equal to 880% of unappropriated profit in 2007. If we talk about total equity we can see that for the year 2008 the total equity was 117.31% of the equity in 2007. And for 2009 the equity was 128% of the equity in 2007.