8250027200AnnualReportFY [Year][You can add an abstract or other key statement here. An abstract is typically a short summary of the document content.] center680068389500 Contents TOC \o "1-1" \h \z \u To Our Stockholders PAGEREF _Toc324526961 \h 1Financial Summary PAGEREF _Toc324526962 \h 2Financial Statements PAGEREF _Toc324526963 \h 2Notes to Financial Statements PAGEREF _Toc324526964 \h 2Independent Auditor’s Report PAGEREF _Toc324526965 \h 2Contact Information PAGEREF _Toc324526966 \h 2Company Information PAGEREF _Toc324526967 \h 2
To Our StockholdersStrategic Highlights
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Financial Highlights
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Financial StatementsStatement of Financial Position
Liabilities
Statement of Financial Position
Ownership Equity
Statement of Comprehensive Income (Profits and Losses)
Income
Expenses
Profits
Statement of Changes in Equity
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