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                                                                                                                                           StarHub Ltd Annual Report 2015

18	Reserves

                                          Group                     Company
                                                           2015
                                2015             2014                                                                      2014            Overview
                                  $m               $m        $m                                                              $m

Merger/Capital reserve                 –               –     276.5                                                         276.5
Goodwill written off            (276.3)          (276.3)           –                                                            –
Share-based payments reserve
Hedging reserve                   12.3             13.4        12.3                                                          13.4
Translation reserve                 0.5             (1.4)        0.5                                                          (1.4)
Retained profits                    1.3             0.8            –
                                                  129.9                                                                         –
                                156.3            (133.6)     992.2                                                         823.2
                                (105.9)                    1,281.5                                                         1,111.7

	 The merger/capital reserve comprises reserve arising from the acquisition of a subsidiary, StarHub Cable Vision Ltd. (“SCV”),            Strategy
          on 2 July 2002 and the excess of the fair value of the Company’s shares issued as consideration for the acquisition of SCV over
          its par value.

	 The goodwill written off represents the excess of consideration paid on the acquisition of subsidiaries prior to 1 January 2001
          over the Group’s share of the fair value of net assets acquired.

	 The share-based payments reserve comprises the cumulative value of services received from employees and directors
          recorded in respect of the grant of share options and share awards.

	 The hedging reserve comprises the effective portion of the cumulative net change in the fair value of cash flow hedging                  Performance
          instruments related to hedged transactions.

	 The translation reserve comprises all foreign currency differences arising from the translation of the financial statements of
          foreign operations.

19	 Total Revenue

                                          Group                     Company                                                                Governance & Sustainability
                                                           2015
                                2015             2014                                                                      2014
                                  $m               $m        $m                                                              $m

Mobile revenue                  1,239.8          1,247.6           –                                                        –
Pay TV revenue                    391.0            389.7           –                                                        –
Broadband revenue                 200.3            201.9           –                                                        –
Fixed network services revenue    384.9            378.3     607.9                                                    604.3
Sale of equipment                 228.3            169.7     518.0                                                    439.4
                                                 2,387.2   1,125.9                                                   1,043.7
                                2,444.3

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