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Satyam Computer Services Limited Ifrs Consolidated Interim Financial Statements
Satyam Computer Services Limited
IFRS Consolidated Interim Financial Statements
(unaudited)
September 30, 2008

Index

Consolidated interim balance sheet........................................................................................................................................................ 1
Consolidated interim income statement.................................................................................................................................................. 2
Consolidated interim statement of changes in equity ............................................................................................................................. 3
Consolidated interim cash flow statement .............................................................................................................................................. 5
Notes to the consolidated interim financial statements........................................................................................................................... 6

Satyam Computer Services Limited
(All amounts in ‘US$ in million’ except per share data and as otherwise stated)

Consolidated interim balance sheet
As at September 30,
Note

As at March 31,

2008
(unaudited)

2007
(unaudited)

2008
(audited)

241.2
110.8
4.1
0.1
32.1
49.2
437.5

186.6
43.3
4.7
874.8
25.3
8.4
23.6
1,166.7

219.7
47.5
4.9
29.3
0.3
38.2
339.9

633.6
53.9
795.0
433.4

534.2
67.8
27.6
164.3

598.8
81.5
894.8
290.5

1,915.9

793.9

1,865.6

2,353.4

1,960.6

2,205.5

33.3
0.6
348.1
(1.1)
56.4
1,447.9
(118.3)

33.0
1.1
317.1
(1.2)
51.2
1,024.9
161.1

33.1
0.5
329.1
(1.1)
57.1
1,231.8
149.3

Minority interest

1,766.9
-

1,587.2
-

1,799.8
-

Total equity

1,766.9

1,587.2

1,799.8

18.5
10.4
15.8
14.4
9.9

24.7
12.7
14.1

24.8
14.6
1.1
11.7

69.0

51.5

52.2

164.6
34.5
32.1
93.5
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