Indebtedness of organizations

22.17. INDEBTEDNESS OF ORGANIZATIONS(the end of year)

	2000		2003		2004
	Mln. RUR	Percent of the total	Mln. RUR	Percent of the total	Mln. RUR	Percent of the total
Summary indebtedness on liabilities	4479935	100	8795918	100	10420880	100
of which overdue	1675153	100	1401325	100	1200598	100
Out of summary indebtedness on liabilities:
creditor liabilities	3514951	78.5	5283176	60.1	5943837	57.0
of which overdue	1571469	93.8	1306071	93.2	1122193	93.5
indebtedness on bank credits and loans	964984	21.5	3512742	39.9	4477043	43.0
of which overdue	103684	6.2	95254	6.8	78405	6.5
Debtor receivables	2450755	100	4138639	100	5174449	100
of which overdue	916257	37.4	876518	21.2	839003	16.2

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