RNS Number : 2783D
  Teleset Networks PCL
  12 September 2008
   

    
    Press Announcement


 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  12 September 2008


    Teleset Networks PCL ("Teleset" or the "Company"), a leading alternative fixed-line telecom operator headquartered in Kazan, the capital
of the Republic of Tatarstan, Russian Federation, announces unaudited results for the six months ended 30 June 2008.

    FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

 6 months ended          Change     2008     2007
                          +/- %  US$'000  US$'000
 Operating revenue         + 42  14, 754   10,379
 EBITDA                    + 51    8,667    5,756
 EBITDA margin (%)                    59       55
 Operating profit          + 60    6,550    4,100
 Operating margin (%)                 44       40
 Profit before taxation    + 86    6,370    3,421
 Net profit                +101    4,350    2,162


    *     Integration of OOO Svyazinvest, the telecom business in Naberezhnye Chelny acquired in November 2007, successfully completed
    *     Total subscriber lines up 17 per cent, across both residential and business segments, to 131,557 at 30 June 2008
    *     Proportion of total revenue from internet services now 32 per cent (First half of  2007: 29 per cent)
    *     Improvement in margins reflect economies of scale 
    *     Since the end of the period, Teleset made its first strategic move outside Tatarstan with the acquisition for US$15.7 million of
51 per cent of OOO Simbirsky Telecommunications Systems ("STS") in Ulyanovsk, the capital city of the Ulyanovsk Region of Russia. 

    "Our latest move into Ulyanovsk will enable us to accelerate the growth of the business as it operates on an increasingly regional basis
and we pursue our strategy of being a telecom industry consolidator in Russia. In the meantime, we are confident that we will continue to
achieve sound organic growth and a strong financial performance for the full year." (Philippos Vatiliotis, Chairman)


    CONTACTS

 Teleset Networks                                 +357 22 450 790
 Yiannis Demetriou

 Blue Oar Securities Plc - Nominated Adviser    +44 20 7448 4400 
 Shane Gallwey,  John Wilkes, Matt Marchant 

 Metropol (UK) Limited - Broker                  +44 20 7439 6880
 Alexander Selegenev

 Bankside Consultants - Financial PR adviser     +44 20 7367 8888
 Simon Bloomfield, Steve Liebmann, Andy Harris

    CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT

    During the first half of 2008, Teleset continued to pursue its strategy of becoming a regional telecom consolidator in Russia.  At the
same time, sustained economic growth in our chosen markets, a favourable regulatory environment, the benefits of integrating OOO
Svyazinvest, and effective sales and marketing, have enabled us to continue our track record of strong, profitable growth.  

    We successfully completed the integration of OOO Svyazinvest in Naberezhnye Chelny which, along with our operations in Kazan, gives us a
market presence in the two largest and fastest developing cities in the Republic of Tatarstan.  During the period, the total number of
subscribers grew by 17 per cent to 131,557 at 30 June 2008, and we are now realising the synergies we expected from the enlarged business.  


    Profit before taxation for the period increased by 86 per cent to US$6.4 million (first half of 2007: US$3.4 million) on operating
revenues up 42 per cent to US$14.8 million (first half of 2007: US$10.4 million) with net profit up 101 per cent to US$4.3 million (first
half of 2007: US$2.2 million).

    This excellent performance reflects the significant progress made in winning new subscribers and market share, as well as improving
average revenue per user ("ARPU") of Teleset's services, resulting in a significant increase in margins. The benefit of our strategy, of
targeting new residential and business property developments in Kazan, and later in Naberezhnye Chelny, is also starting to be reflected in
our results. 

    Since the end of the period, on 1 September 2008 we announced our first strategic move outside Tatarstan with the acquisition of 51 per
cent of OOO Simbirsky Telecommunications Systems ("STS") for a cash consideration of US$15.7 million. STS operates operates in Ulyanovsk,
the capital city of the Ulyanovsk Region of Russia.  The acquisition of STS confirms our stated ambition to be a regional consolidator in
Russia's telecom industry as well as bringing the benefits of operating under a Zonal licence. We also expect STS to enhance earnings once
integrated, and the vendors have warranted that the business will make profit after tax of US$2.0 million in the 12 months following
completion of the acquisition.

    In addition to expansion outside Kazan and Tatarstan, Teleset has pursued opportunities for organic growth. In support of this, the
Company has increased capacity in existing facilities as well as installing additional remote telephone switches and additional xDSL ports
for both the residential and corporate sectors. 

    Teleset has delivered everything we promised since the Company floated on AIM in October 2006. We see plenty of opportunities for
further profitable growth through organic development as well expansion into other cities in the Volga region. 

    We are well supported by Teleset shareholders in implementing our growth strategy and we have laid the foundations for continued
long-term progress. Our latest move into Ulyanovsk will enable us to accelerate the growth of the business, which will operate on an
increasingly regional basis as we pursue our strategy. In the meantime, we are confident that we will continue to achieve sound organic
growth and a strong financial performance for the full year.

    Philippos Vatiliotis
    Chairman 


    CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER'S REVIEW

    Overview

    In the six months ended 30 June 2008, Teleset Networks achieved the organic growth expected by management as well as successfully
completed the integration of OOO Svyazinvest in Naberezhnye Chelny, acquired in November 2007.  The synergies we are now starting to realise
from the enlarged business include strengthened management structure, personnel and operating cost savings, a larger and more efficient
capital structure as well as other financial and operational benefits.  

    The Company continues to benefit from sustained growth of construction and business development in the cities in which we operate, and
the enhancements we have made to our network to satisfy booming demand for telecommunication services. In the first half of 2008, we
installed 2 remote switches out of the 4 planned for the year 2008 in Kazan, and 1 remote switch in Naberezhnye Chelny. The new switches
installed bring the total switching capacity of the network to 150,278 lines. 

    A development, which will create new demand for telephony and internet services for the Company, is Kazan's winning the contest to host
the 2013 Universiade, the international multi-sport event, organised for university athletes by the International University Sports
Federation. This will result in large-scale construction for the event which the Company is actively targeting and from which we expect to
generate new opportunities.
      
    We command significant positions in our chosen markets with 30 per cent market share of telephony and 29 per cent of data transmission
in Kazan; 10 per cent of telephony and 19 per cent of data transmission in Naberezhnye Chelny; and, through STS, approximately 13 per cent
of fixed-line telephony and 10 per cent of data transmission in Ulyanovsk. 

    Management continues to focus on improving average revenue per user and maintaining tight control over operational costs, whilst
achieving rapid growth in revenues and market share. Our success in these efforts is reflected in healthy margins for the first half of 2008
with EBITDA margin of 59 per cent, operating margin of 44 per cent and net margin of 29 per cent. 

    A key objective for Teleset is that it should be recognised as a high quality operator providing reliable service for its customers. Our
success in this is reflected in good visibility of demand from existing and new customers which underpins our confidence in the outlook for
future growth. In particular, Teleset is continuing to achieve a high level of penetration into newly built apartments and business centres,
as well as into the corporate sector generally. 

    Net Operating Sales

    In the 6 months ended 30 June 2008, operating revenues were US$ 14.8 million (2007: US$ 10.4 million), resulting in an increase of 42
per cent. This reflects the growth achieved in the Company's subscriber base. Telephony rental and traffic fees increased by 29 per cent to
US$ 6.9 million. Revenues from connection fees increased by 8 per cent as planned.

 Sales breakdown                  H1 2008  H1 2007  Changes
                                  US$'000  US$'000        %
 Telephony - Connection fees          323      300      8.0
 Telephony - Rental fees            4,755    3,884     22.4
 Telephony - Traffic fees           2,144    1,458     47.1
 ISDN: installation and rental      1,338      802     66.8
 Internet                           4,674    3,017     54.9
 VoIP                                 421      309     36.5
 Sundry                             1,098      610     80.1
 Total                             14,754   10,379     42.2

    The Company is aggressively expanding the coverage of its network and the number of subscriber lines, and we are confident that the
current positive market trends will continue. 

    Broadband Internet is developing rapidly throughout Russia and demand for high speed, high quality Internet is strong, especially in the
regions. As a result, the Company recorded an increase of more than 132 per cent in xDSL subscribers and 130 per cent increase in xDSL
traffic. Demand for entertainment and media services grew by more than 217 per cent during the period. We are developing our range of media
content which we anticipate will increase client retention as well as attracting new subscribers. 

    The growing importance of Internet services is reflected in the fact that revenues from Internet contributed 32 per cent of operating
revenues in the period compared to 29 per cent in the first half of 2007.

    It is also encouraging that both residential and corporate customers are subscribing to the full range of new telecom services which we
are launching with competitive tariff packages. 

 Number of subscribers   1H2008   1H2007  Changes
 Residential            118,543  104,233      14%
 Corporate               13,014    7,845      66%
 Total                  131,557  112,078      17%

    Revenues for the period also benefited from the 4 per cent increase in regulated tariffs introduced with effect from 1 April 2008. 

    Dividend

    Net profit generated by the group will be retained in order to invest in further organic growth. Consequently, the directors do not
recommend the payment of an interim dividend.

    Changes in the share capital and Board of Directors

    On 14 April 2008, Teleset announced the successful closing of a pro rata offer to shareholders.  The offer, announced on 5 March 2008,
was over-subscribed and excess share applications were scaled back accordingly. The pro rata offer enabled the Company to raise �5.0 million
via the issue of 20 million new ordinary shares at 25 pence per new ordinary share of EUR 0.02.

    The total number of ordinary shares in issue following this issue is 157,556,715.

    Following the pro rata offer the following shareholders hold more than 3% of the voting rights of the Company:

 Manglis Holdings Limited:                      24.44%
 Templeton Strategic Emerging Market Funds II:  20.54%
 F & S Telecom Limited:                         15.22%
 Celltech Limited:                              12.39%
 Black Sea Trade & Development Bank              6.05%
 Teledev East Limited                            5.39%
 Court Holdings Inc                              3.04%
                   

    In May 2008, a US$ 10 million loan from Black Sea Trade and Development Bank was received out of US$ 20.0 million credit line agreed in
July 2007.

    Yuri Mashintsev, who was appointed to the Board of Directors in April 2007 subsequent to the investment in Teleset made by Templeton
Asset Management, resigned from the Board with effect from 30 April 2008 after leaving Templeton Asset Management.

    Post-Period Event
    On 1 September 2008, the Company announced the completion of the purchase of 51 per cent of OOO Simbirsky Telecommunications Systems
("STS") for a cash consideration of US$15.7 million. 

    STS is based in Ulyanovsk, the capital city of the Ulyanovsk Region of Russia which sits astride the Volga River.  Ulyanovsk is 870
kilometres south-east of Moscow and 240 kilometres from Kazan, where Teleset is headquartered. STS is the leading independent fixed-line
operator in Ulyanovsk with a market share of approximately 13 per cent and just under 30,000 subscribers and a network which covers all four
districts of the city. This acquisition will increase the Company's total subscriber base to approximately 160,000.

    For 2007, STS made a profit after tax of US$ 1.6 million on revenues of US$ 4.6 million. The vendors have warranted that STS will
achieve a minimum profit after tax of US$2.0 million in the 12 months following completion of the acquisition.

    Outlook for full year 2008

    Teleset is planning for a period of sustained expansion which is supported by continuing economic growth in the Company's chosen
markets. During the first 6 months of 2008, the Company continued to improve its all-digital network coverage in Kazan and Naberezhnye
Chelny, increasing its subscriber base both in telephony and internet.  

    We expect that the STS will start contributing to the profitability of the group immediately after the completion of the acquisition.
However, the full benefits of the STS acquisition are expected to enhance earnings from early 2009, once the business has been fully
integrated.

    Following the 24 per cent growth in the [Russian or Tatarstan?] [volume or value?] telecom sector seen in the first half of 2008, the
authorities in Tatarstan continue to introduce liberalisation measures to encourage further competition for telecom services.  [Do we need
this paragraph at all??]

    At the same time, growth in demand for broadband Internet in Tatarstan, where the number of broadband subscribers increased by 25 per
cent in the first half of the year to approximately 152,000 (of which approximately 80,000 are xDSL subscribers), continues. In Kazan,
penetration of telephony is estimated to have reached the average for Western European countries, with 40.9 telephones per 100 people, and
continues to grow.



    These trends support the continued development of the fixed-line telecommunications sector and underpin the growth prospects for the
company. 

    Yiannis Demetriou
    Chief Executive Officer
      



    CONSOLIDATED INTERIM INCOME STATEMENT 
    Period from 1 January 2008 to 30 June 2008
    
    

 


                                                 1.1.2008 -  1.1.2007 - 30.06.2007
                                                 30.06.2008
                                 Note                   US$                    US$

 Operating Revenue                  4            14,754,081             10,378,880
 Operating expenses                             (8,452,544)            (6,368,939)
 Other income                                       278,442                 90,068
 Other expenses                                    (30,369)                      -
 Operating profit                                 6,549,610              4,100,009
 Finance income                                     735,076                329,725
 Finance costs                                    (914,533)            (1,008,721)
 Profit before tax                                6,370,153              3,421,013

 Tax                                5           (2,020,302)            (1,259,303)
 Net profit for the period                        4,349,851              2,161,710

 Attributable to:
   Equity holders of the parent                   4,349,851              2,161,710

 Earnings per share                 6
 attributable to equity holders
 of the parent (US$)
 Basic earnings per share                            0.0291                 0.0194
 Diluted earnings per share                          0.0260                 0.0191

    





    CONSOLIDATED INTERIM BALANCE SHEET
    30 June 2008
    




                                         30.06.2008  31.12.2007
                                   Note         US$         US$
 ASSETS

 Non-current assets
 Property, plant and equipment        7  31,398,425  31,088,176
 Intangible assets                    8  16,304,793  16,385,945
                                         47,703,218  47,474,121

 Current assets
 Inventories and work in progress         2,688,095   1,978,888
 Trade and other receivables              7,394,725   5,776,770
 Cash at bank and in hand                38,532,423  15,024,995
                                         48,615,243  22,780,653

 Total assets                            96,318,461  70,254,774

 EQUITY AND LIABILITIES

 Equity and reserves
 Share capital                       10   3,712,736   3,082,011
 Other reserves                          37,262,296  27,705,839
 Retained earnings                       13,560,819   9,210,968
                                         54,535,851  39,998,818

 Non-current liabilities
 Borrowings                              29,542,940  22,652,130
 Deferred tax liabilities            11   3,924,404   3,759,112
                                         33,467,344  26,411,242

 Current liabilities
 Trade and other payables                 6,284,015   3,815,055
 Borrowings                               2,000,000           -
 Current tax liabilities             12      31,251      29,659
                                          8,315,266   3,844,714

 Total liabilities                       41,782,610  30,255,956

 Total equity and liabilities            96,318,461  70,254,774


    




    CONSOLIDATED INTERIM STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY
    Period from 1 January 2008 to 30 June 2008
    



                                 Share capital  Share premium  Translation Reserve         Share options  Merger reserve  Retained earnings 
     Total
                                                                                                 reserve
                                           US$            US$                  US$                   US$             US$                US$ 
       US$


 At - 1 January 2007                 2,282,924     32,968,013              105,487                55,000    (19,535,126)          4,067,982 
19,944,280

 Net profit for the period                   -              -                    -                     -               -          2,161,710 
 2,161,710
 Issue of share capital                559,025      9,040,975                    -                     -               -                  - 
 9,600,000
 Equity share based payments                 -              -                    -               180,286               -                  - 
   180,286
 Difference on conversion of                 -              -               69,355                     -               -                  - 
    69,355
 foreign currency
                                       559,025      9,040,975               69,355               180,286               -          2,161,710 
12,011,351
 At 30 June 2007                     2,841,949     42,008,988              174,842               235,286    (19,535,126)          6,229,692 
31,955,631

 At 1 January 2008                   3,082,011     46,748,338              (1,873)               494,500    (19,535,126)          9,210,968 
39,998,818

 Net profit for the period                   -              -                    -                     -               -          4,349,851 
 4,349,851
 Issue of share capital                630,725      9,240,291                    -                     -               -                  - 
 9,871,016
 Equity share based payments                 -              -                    -                65,076               -                  - 
    65,076
 Difference on conversion of                 -              -              251,090                     -               -                  - 
   251,090
 foreign currency
                                       630,725      9,240,291              251,090                65,076               -          4,349,851 
14,537,033
 At 30 June 2008                     3,712,736     55,988,629              249,217               559,576    (19,535,126)         13,560,819 
54,535,851

    






    CONSOLIDATED INTERIM CASH FLOW STATEMENT 
    Period from 1 January 2008 to 30 June 2008
    




                                                       30.06.2008   30.06.2007
                                                Note          US$          US$
 CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES
 Profit before tax                                      6,370,153    3,421,013
 Adjustments for:
 Depreciation of property, plant and equipment     7    2,033,591    1,635,954
 Amortisation of intangible assets                 8       84,006       19,977
 Loss from the sale of property, plant and                 30,369            -
 equipment
 Interest income                                        (735,076)    (329,725)
 Interest expense                                         872,321      978,955
 Equity share based payments                               65,076      180,246

 Cash flows from operations before working              8,720,440    5,906,420
 capital changes
 Increase in inventories and work in progress           (709,207)    (382,749)
 Increase in trade and other receivables              (1,139,932)    (330,953)
 Increase in trade and other payables                   2,092,168      359,415
 Cash flows from operations                             8,963,469    5,552,133
 Tax paid                                             (1,920,534)  (1,348,613)
 Net cash from operating activities                     7,042,935    4,203,520

 CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES
 Payment for purchase of intangible assets         8      (2,852)            -
 Payment for purchase of property, plant and          (2,409,661)  (1,874,442)
 equipment
 Proceeds from disposal of property, plant and     7       35,451        6,744
 equipment
 Interest received                                        735,076      329,725
 Net cash used in investing activities                (1,641,986)  (1,537,973)

 CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES
 Proceeds from issue of share capital                   9,871,016    9,600,000
 Repayments of borrowings                             (1,109,190)            -
 Proceeds from borrowings                              10,000,000  (1,068,340)
 Interest paid                                          (872,321)    (978,955)
 Net cash from financing activities                    17,889,505    7,552,705

 Net increase in cash and cash equivalents             23,290,454   10,218,252
 Cash and cash equivalents:
 At beginning of the period                            15,024,993    4,273,325
 Effect of exchange rate fluctuations on cash             216,976       78,623
 held
 At end of the period                                  38,532,423   14,570,200




    1. Incorporation and principal activities 

    Country of incorporation 

    Teleset Networks Public Company Limited (the ''Company'') was incorporated in Cyprus on 19 June 2006 as a private company with limited
liability under the Companies Law, Cap. 113. Its registered office is at, 89 Lemesou, 2121 Aglantzia, Nicosia, Cyprus.

    2. Unaudited financial statements

    The consolidated interim financial statements for the six months ended on 30 June 2007 and 2008 respectively, have not been audited by
the external auditors of the Company.

    Principal activity 

    The principal activity of the group, which is unchanged from last year, is the provision of telecommunication services to residential
and business customers through the operation of local digital fixed*line networks in Kazan and Naberzhnye Chelny.

    3. Accounting policies 

    The consolidated interim financial statements, which are presented in United States Dollars, have been prepared in accordance with
International Accounting Standard 34 ''Interim Financial Reporting.''

    The accounting policies used in the preparation of the interim financial statements are in accordance with those used in the annual
financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2007.

    Costs that are incurred during the financial year are anticipated or deferred for interim reporting purposes if, and only if, it is also
appropriate to anticipate or defer that type of cost at the end of the financial year. 

    Corporation tax is calculated based on the expected tax rates for the whole financial year.

    These consolidated interim financial statements must be read in conjunction with the annual consolidated financial statements for the
year ended 31 December 2007.

    4. Revenue 
                         30.06.2008  30.06.2007
                                US$         US$
 Connection fees            323,499     299,672
 Rental fees              4,754,942   3,883,963
 Traffic fees             2,144,317   1,457,854
 ISDN - Connection fees     110,191      30,256
 ISDN- Traffic fees       1,228,024     772,058
 Internet services        4,673,801   3,016,638
 IP Services                421,473     308,712
 Sundry Income            1,097,834     609,727
                         14,754,081  10,378,880



    5. Tax 

                                            30.06.2008  30.06.2007
                                                   US$         US$
 Corporation tax - current period / period   1,921,246   1,128,614
           Deferred tax - charge (Note 11)      99,056     130,689
                     Charge for the period   2,020,302   1,259,303

    
 
    6. Earnings per share attributable to equity holders of the parent 

                                                       30.06.2008   30.06.2007
 Basic earnings per share
 Earnings attributable to shareholders (US$)            4,349,851    2,161,710
                                                      149,424,847  111,492,541
 Weighted average number of ordinary shares in issue
 during the year 
                                                           0.0291       0.0194
 Basic earnings per share (US$)
                                                       30,06,2008   30,06,2007
 Diluted earnings per share
 Earnings attributable to shareholders (US$)            4,349,851    2,161,710
 Effect of potentially dilutive shares (US$)            (193,418)            -
                                                        4,156,433    2,161,710
                                                      149,424,847  111,492,541
 Weighted average number of ordinary shares in issue
 during the year 
 Effect of potentially dilutive shares                 10,140,686    1,959,828
                                                      159,565,533  113,452,369
                                                           0.0260       0.0191
 Diluted earnings per share (US$)

    Basic earnings per share is calculated by dividing the profit for the year attributable to the ordinary shareholders of the parent
company by the weighted average number of ordinary shares in issue during the year.

    Diluted earnings per share are calculated after taking into consideration the effect of all potentially dilutive shares in existence
during the period.

    
 
    7. Property, plant and equipment                

                                 Land and buildings  Plant and machinery  Motor vehicles   Furniture, fixtures       Total
                                                                                          and office equipment
                                                US$                  US$             US$                   US$         US$
 Cost 
 At - 1 January 2007                      5,962,012           31,552,356         619,880             2,081,905  40,216,153
 Additions                                  359,059            2,792,595         220,288               360,253   3,732,195
 Disposals                                 (51,410)          (7,500)           (100,680)              (28,116)   (187,706)
 Acquisitions through business              783,210            3,853,840          47,167               101,037   4,785,254
 combinations
 Transfers                                    7,524               21,965           (579)              (28,910)           -
 At 31 December 2007                      7,060,395           38,213,256         786,076             2,486,169  48,545,896

 At 1 January 2008                        7,060,395           38,213,256         786,076             2,486,169  48,545,896
 Additions                                  363,022            1,751,132         106,640               188,867   2,409,661
 Disposals                                 (60,071)             (10,267)        (46,862)               (1,467)   (118,667)
 Transfers                                 (38,446)               40,168     (4,213)                     2,491           -
 At 30 June 2008                          7,324,900           39,994,289         841,641             2,676,060  50,836,890

 Depreciation 
 At - 1 January 2007                        676,041           11,859,743         383,877             1,231,388  14,151,049
 Charge for the period                      179,708            2,751,198          97,007               343,349   3,371,262
 On disposals                              (11,114)              (1,888)        (94,102)              (16,368)   (123,472)
 Acquisitions through business                    -               49,993           8,838                    50      58,881
 combinations
 At 31 December 2007                        844,635           14,659,046         395,620             1,558,419  17,457,720

 At 1 January 2008                          844,635           14,659,046         395,620             1,558,419  17,457,720
 Charge for the period                      101,621            1,686,699          66,540               178,732   2,033,592
 On disposals                                 (450)              (5,730)        (45,369)           (1,298)        (52,847)
 At 30 June 2008                            945,806           16,340,015         416,791             1,735,853  19,438,465

 Net book amount
 At 30 June 2008                          6,379,094           23,654,274         424,850               940,207  31,398,425
 At 31 December 2007                      6,215,760           23,554,210         390,456               927,750  31,088,176



    8. Intangible assets 

                                            Computer software  Numbering       Total
                                  Goodwill                      Capacity
                                       US$                US$        US$         US$
 Cost
 At - 1January 2007              4,256,481            412,590  5,302,988   9,972,059
 Additions                               -            119,179          -     119,179
 Acquisitions through business   4,011,893             53,981  2,579,382   6,645,256
 combinations
 At 31 December 2007             8,268,374            585,750  7,882,370  16,736,494

 At 1 January 2008               8,268,374            585,750  7,882,370  16,736,494
 Additions                               -              2,852          -       2,852
 At 30 June 2008                 8,268,374            588,602  7,882,370  16,739,346

 Amortisation
 At - 1January 2007                      -            232,949          -     232,949
 Charge for the period                   -             41,162     76,438     117,600
 At 31 December 2007                     -            274,111     76,438     350,549

 At 1 January 2008                       -            274,111     76,438     350,549
 Charge for the period                   -             30,966     53,038      84,004
 At 30 June 2008                         -            305,077    129,476     434,553

 Net book amount
 At 30 June 2008                 8,268,374            283,525  7,752,894  16,304,793
 At 31 December 2007             8,268,374            311,639  7,805,932  16,385,945
    
 
    
    9. Investments in subsidiaries 

    The details of the subsidiaries are as follows: 
 Name                    Country of            Principal activities        Holding
                         incorporation                                     %
 Teleset Limited         Russian Federation    Telecommunication services  100
 Teleset Invest Limited  Russian Federation    Rental of equipment         100
 TNPKO                   Russian Federation    Telecommunication services  100
 Svyazinvest             Russian Federation    Telecommunication services  100

    Any transactions between the subsidiaries and the Company during the period were eliminated on consolidation. 

    
 
    10. Share capital 

                                       30.06.2008  30.06.2008        31.12.2007  31.12.2007
                                 Number of shares         US$  Number of shares         US$
 Authorised
 Ordinary shares of EUR0,02           202,500,000   6,290,800       162,500,000   3,705,000
 each

 Issued and fully paid
 On 1 January                         137,556,715   3,082,011       102,736,610   2,282,924
 Issue of shares                       20,000,000     630,725        34,820,105     799,087
 At 30 June / 31 December             157,556,715   3,712,736       137,556,715   3,082,011

    Following the introduction of Euro as the official currency of the Republic of Cyprus, the nominal value per share of the Company's
shares has been converted from Cyprus Pounds to Euro based on the definite fixing of the exchange rate EUR1 = �0.585274.  The nominal value
of the Company's share was converted from CYP0.01 to EUR0.02. 

    Authorised capital
    On the 26th March 2008 the authorised share capital of the company was increased by 40,000,000 shares 

    Issued capital
    On the 14th April 2008 20.000.000 shares were issued and allotted at a price of EUR0.3120.



    11. Deferred tax 

    Deferred tax is calculated in full on all temporary differences under the liability method using the applicable tax rates (Note 5). 

    Deferred tax assets and liabilities are offset when there is a legally enforceable right to set off current tax assets against current
tax liabilities and when the deferred taxes relate to the same fiscal authority. 

    The movement on the deferred taxation account is as follows:

    Deferred tax liability

                                         Accelerated tax
                                            depreciation
                                                     US$

 At 1 - January 2007                           2,637,049
 Charged / (credited) to:
 Income statement                                207,979
 Foreign exchange                                185,849
 Acquired through business combinations          728,235
 At 31 December 2007                           3,759,112

 At 1 January 2008                             3,759,112
 Charged / (credited) to:
 Income statement (Note 5)                        99,056
 Foreign exchange                                 66,236
 At 30 June 2008                               3,924,404









    12. Current tax liabilities  

                  30.06.2008  31.12.2007
                         US$         US$
 Corporation tax      31,251      29,659
                      31,251      29,659


    13. Directors' remuneration 

    The remuneration of Directors and other members of key management was as follows:
                          30.06.2008  30.06.2007
                                 US$         US$
 Non-executive Directors      25,072      42,041
 Executive Directors         273,412     191,620
 Share based payments         65,076     180,286
                             363,560     413,947


    14. Contingent liabilities 

    The Group had no contingent liabilities as at 30 June 2008.


    15. Commitments 

    The Group had no capital or other commitments as at 30 June 2008.


This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
 
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