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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

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PARENT COMPANY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

NOTE 17

EXPENSE TRANSFERS

Miscellaneous reimbursements: €2 thousand

Benefits in kind:

€10 thousand

NOTE 18

FINANCIAL INCOME AND EXPENSES

Financial income

(in thousands of euros)

2015

Financial income from investments in subsidiaries and affiliates

64,707

Dividends received

64,707

Income from other securities and receivables recognised as fixed assets

864

Loan interest

864

Other interest income

486

Income from marketable securities

24

Income related to Group cash management

288

Other financial income

174

Provision reversals and expense transfers

44,262

Reversal of provisions for foreign exchange losses

13

Reversal of provisions for long-term investments

(

*

)

44,249

Positive foreign exchange differences

6,281

Foreign exchange gains

6,281

Proceeds from sales of marketable securities

1,623

Proceeds from sales of marketable securities

1,623

TOTAL FINANCIAL INCOME

118,223

Financial expenses

2015

Amortisation and provisions recognised under financial expenses

(7,267)

Additions to provisions for contingencies and charges relating to financial assets

(

*

)

(6,365)

Additions to provisions for foreign exchange losses

(902)

Interest expense

(8,840)

Interest on borrowings, of which:

(8,326)

Ornane bonds

(1,087)

Odirnane bonds

(7,239)

Bank overdraft charges

(9)

Expenses related to Group cash management

(99)

Other financial expenses

(406)

Negative foreign exchange differences

(675)

Foreign exchange losses

(675)

TOTAL FINANCIAL EXPENSES

(16,782)

NET FINANCIAL INCOME

101,441

(*) These amounts correspond to additions to and reversals of (i) provisions recognised for the Company’s treasury share portfolio and (ii) the provisions for impairment in value of shares in

subsidiaries and subsidiaries’ current accounts described in Note 5 above.

ASSYSTEM

FINANCIAL REPORT

2015

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