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's activity report 2022

Introduction

Dream Vara OÜ was established on 04.04.2016. The company's main services are buying and selling its own real estate and activities related to real estate agencies.

Revenues, expenses, profit The turnover of the 2022 financial year was 4,248 thousand euros and the net profit was 661 thousand euros. The main source of income was the purchase and sale of real estate.

Main financial ratios

Indicators characterizing the period Ratio formulas 2022 2021

Sales revenue € 4,247,643 283,138 (Sales revenue of the current period - Sales revenue

Change in sales revenue % (Turnover growth) previous period) / Sales revenue 1,400.20 - previous period * 100

Operating profit € 693,721 43,688

Net profit (loss) € 660,740 40,278

Net profitability of turnover % Net profit / Sales revenue * 100 15.56 14.23

Indicators characterizing the financial situation

Current assets (€) 4,224,234 1,110,668

Short-term liabilities (€) 2,676,010 999,520

Total assets (€) 4,224,234 1,110,668

Total liabilities (€) 3,520,846 1,068,020

Total equity (€) 703,388 42,648

Short-term liability coverage ratio (times) Current assets / Short-term liabilities 1.58 1.11

Complex indicators

Return on assets ROA(%) Net profit / Total assets * 100 15.64 3.63

Return on equity ROE (%) Net profit / Total equity * 100 93.94 94.44

Investments In 2022, 3,346 thousand euros were invested in the purchase of real estate.

Staff There were no employees in the company in 2022. The board has not received any remuneration either.

Dividends and dividend policy

There are no plans to pay dividends.

Economic environment in 2022

Dream Vara OÜ does not prepare independent macroeconomic forecasts and bases them on macroeconomic reports of financial institutions.

The sharp rise in energy prices has led to the highest inflation in many years, undermining households' purchasing power. Bottlenecks in supply chains started from an unexpectedly rapid recovery in demand, but this has been exacerbated by uncertainty among market participants.