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2019 2018 Assets Non-current assets 2629 2634 Property, plant and equipment 2027 2023 Intangible assets 391...

2019 2018
Assets
Non-current assets 2629 2634
Property, plant and equipment 2027 2023
Intangible assets 391 402
Consolidates entities 143 143
Long-term receivables and other investment 4 2
Defined benefits fund asset 64 63
Deferred taxation assets 1
Current assets 8468 7206
Inventories 2470 2061
Trade and other receivables 2096 2295
Derivative financial instruments 27 1
Reinsurance assets 304 146
Current amounts owing by consolidated entities 1002 641
Taxation 0 0
Cash and cash equivalent 2569 2062
Non-current asset held for sale 0 0
Total assets 11097 9840
Equity and liabilities
Equity attributable to equity holders of the parent 8177 7269
Issued capital
Capital reserves 323 264
Treasury share transactions -2204 -2164
Retained income 10041 9262
Foreign currency translation reserve 0 0
Defined benefit fund actuarial gains and losses -3 2
Cash flow hedge reserve 20 -95
Total equity 8177 7269
Non-current liabilities 271 218
Lease obligations 177 174
Deferred taxation liabilities 52 0
Long-term provisions 0 2
Long-term liabilities 11 13
Post retirement medial benefits 31 29
Current Liabilities 2649 2353
Trade and other payables 1850 1896
Derivative financial instruments 0 133
Reinsurance liabilities 46 38
Current amounts owing to consolidated entities 566 45
Current provision 0 2
Current portion of lease obligations 29 23
Taxation 33 180
Bank overdraft 125 36
Total liabilities 2920 2571
Total equity and liabilities 11097

9840

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