St
MARY'S
CHURCH
St Mary's Market Drayton
The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of St Mary's,
Drayton in Hales
Annual Report & Accounts
forthe Year Ended 31 December 2025
Ovr purpose is to enable people to know Jesus, love Jesus and live for Jesus.
Ourvision istotransform ourtown throughthe love of Christ
www.stmarysmarketdrayton.org.u
Registered Charity number 144116

St Mary's Market Drayton
TRUSTEES ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR 2025
St Mary's IS the Anglican Parish Church of Market Drayton in Shropshire, in the Diocese of
Lichfield, in the Shrewsbury Episcopal Area and in the Deallery of Hodnet. The Ecclesiastical
Name of the parish remains unchanged from ancienttimes as Drayton-in-Hale% although Market
Drayton isthe modern name of thetown.
CONSTITUTION
The Parochial Church Council (PCC) is a body corporate established by the Church of England and
operates under the Parochial Church Council (Powers) Measure 1956 and the Church
Representation Rules 2022. It is a registered charity under the Charities Act 2011 (No: 1144116).
THE PCC
Members of the PCC are appointed underthe terms of the Church Representation Rules. They are
trustees of the charity, which currently includes the Christians Against Poverty Debt Centre
(which is reported in the Accounts as a Restrirted Fund. In 2025the PCC met sixtimes.
PCC Members who 5ep4ed in 2025
Catherine McBride
Vicar and Chair
Maggie Everett
Churchwarden
Peter Fox
Churchwarden
Margaret Deavi1Se
Churchwarden
Carol Corney
Pastoral Minister
Val Creasey
Justin Frankfort
Janet Gilliland
Stephen Glover
Geoff Oakes
Richard Priestley
Mike Rushworth
Kath Slater
Hilary Talbot
Until May 2025
From May 2025
Ex Officio
Until May 2025
Until January 2025
The PCC Secretary is Kathryn Slater
The Treasurer is David Lake from May 2025and was Charles Lindsay Bashford until May 2025
The GiftAid Secretary isAvril Innocent
The Electoral Roll OfPicer is Pat Fox
The Safeguarding Officer 15 Barbara Bashford
The Health & Safety Lead on PCC is Peter Fox
THE MINISTRYTEAM
Catherine McBride Vicar
Margaret Deaville
Church Warden
David Jones
Reader Emerttus
Rod Doulton Permission to OfPiciate
Peter Fox
Church Warden & Lay Reader
Carol Corney Pastoral Minister

TRUSTEES REMUNERATION and EXPENSES
Apart from the Vicar, no trustee receives remuneration or financial benefit in respect of their
duties as trustees. The Vicar is appointed and rewarded bythe Diocese for her parish dutie5. Her
expenses are reimbursed by St Marfs ontem)s specified bythe Diocese.
EMPLOYMENT and VOLUNTEERS
St Maws has six paid posts, which were occupied by six people overthe course of the year, all
parttime as described in Note 9 of the accounts. Other activities of St Mary's are provided by a
large numberof volunteers manydoing morethan one role.
PUBLIC BENEFIT
The Trustees of the Charity are aware of the CharrtyCommis5ion's guidance on public benefitin
the Advancement of Religion for the Public Benefit and have had regard to ffc in their
administration of the Charity.
The Trustees provide facilities for public worshipi pastoral care and spiritual, moral and
intellectual development, both for its members and for anyone who wishes to benefitfrom what
the Church offers=they promote Christian values and service by members of the Church in and to
their communities, tothe benefit of individuals and society as a whole. The CAP Debt Centre,
wound up in April 20251 provided debt advice for people in Market Drayton and the immediately
surrounding area.
SAFEGUARDING
The PCC is aware of guidance fromthe House of Bishops and complies with the requirements
through its own policy on safeguarding, the appointment of a safeguarding officer, and training of
all relevant personnel.
HIGHLIGHTS of 2025
We have continued to see new peoplejoining our congregations overthe yearand three of
these were confirmed in February. We continueto provide online access to our main service
on a Sunday momingi enabling otherstojoin frotn home and around the world.
We conducted 8 baptisms, 2 weddings and 36 funerals. We a150 participated in a numberof
key civic services for ourtown, including services to mark VE Day (May), Falklands Memorial
Day (Jvne), The Galahad Memorial Day (June) and VJ Day(August), as well as h05ting our
usual Remembrance Sunday service, which continuesto be verywell attended.
PCC: The PCC held a veryfruitFul Away Day in April at Longford Old Hall, where ourvestry
plans were reviewed and the possibilty of appointing 3 Children and Families, Worker was
discussed. Plans for an extensive remodelling of the vestry were shelved, as costs had risen
nd the need had changed since the plans were first putforward. The work with our children
and familie5 was considered a priority and a groupwas convened to scope out a part-time
role.
Children, Families and Schools: Our Messychurch (firstTuesday of the month at 3.3opml has
continued and we have held events in church forthe local Cub Scout Unitand Reception Class
from the local primary school. The Vicar has continued to visit the local Nursery School (at
Easter, Harvest and Christmas) and hosted various schools. Nativity Plays and Christmas
concerts. The Vicar ha5 also visited Hugo Meynell School in Loggerheads to lead an annual
session with Year 6 pupils thinking about Science and Faith. We were especially pleased to be
able to interview and appoint a part-time Children and Families. Worker (Carol Preston) i
November, who will begin work with us in the newyear.

CAP: Following an extensive review of the use of our DebtAdvice Centre and associated
artivities, the decision was made to close CAP Market Drayton atthe end of March 2025 (see
later for financial details). A service wa5 held in June to celebrate the work that had been
done over the pasi io years to help those struggling with debt.
Mini5tryto Seniors.. Monthly seNices atwoodcroft and Tunstall Hall residential homes have
continued and are verywell attended. We now have very good relations with the staff and
mar)agement. A nvmber of residentsfrom the new retirement Itving complex have been
attending St Mavs and a carol service was held there in December. We have continued to be
a certified Dementia Friendly Church.
Groups: Our Mother5, Union group continuesto growand has an Brtive membership and full
programme of meetings and eventsthroughoutthe year. In 2025they sUPPOrted the MU
'Make a Mothers Day, appeal by raising £310 at a Bake Sale, donated £85 to the Lichfield
Diocese MU and sent £205to the MU Christmas Appeal. Again our pastoral group offered
ongoing 5UPPOrt to all those families for whom we held funeral services and hosted our
annual All Soul's Memorial Service. Ovr Homegroups provide opportunities for study and
fellowship during the week and ourwellbeing Group continue5to meet. From October and
through the winter months we have been running a fortnightly games afternoon in our Parish
Roomsi providing warmth and companior)ship foranyone who needs it.
The Vicar continues in her additional role as Rural Dean of Hodnet Deanery including
providing supportfortwo benefices in vacancy since October 2024. We hosted ajoint
Pioneering Parishes Taster Session wtth our neighbouring deanery (Wem and Whitchurch) in
July and ran a training workshop on preaching forthe deanery in August. The Vicar has been a
community representative on the newlyfom)ed Community Covenant Group for Market
Drayton, whose first project has been the setting up of a Community Signposting Hub.
Fabric: Afire in June 2025 seriou51ydamaged the south door. however, we weretouched by
the support and concern of the local community- An aurtion was organised at one of the local
pubs and raised over £2,000. The door has nowbeen restored to a very high standard. We
continueto carry out a programme of planned repairs and maintenance.
The church has been used for a number of events forthe community including choir concerts,
the annual awards presentation for our local 5t John Ambulance group and participation in
the local Ginger & Spice Festival. We have also hosted a nvmber of well-received social
eventsto raise moneyforthe repair or replacement of ourexisting pipe organ.
HOPES for 2026 are:
We are looking forward to our new Children and Families, Worker helping us to build on our
existing work in this area, for example starting a toddler group, establishing a team to
deliver Open the Book in our local schools and exploring the p055ibility of running a
parenting course.
A5 we continueto welcome new membersto ourcongregations, we hope to hold another
welcome event in 2026 and possibly anotherconfirmation service.
We will continue to look for ways of encouraging faith and intentional discipleship within
our congregations (e.g. Lent courses, home group membership etc}, in line with our Mission
Action Plan and Diocesan strategy. This will include an event to 5UPPOrt and promote our
homegroups and encourage peopleto considerjoining a group.
We will continue ourworkto ensure St Maws is a Dementia Friendly Church with services
and activities.
Build ings and Fabric: We will continue to progress the repairs and maintenance items listed
in our Quinquennial Inspection. We will take forward plans for the replacement or repair of
the church organ.

FINANCIAL REVIEW
General Fund and St. Marfs Projects
Collections for specific causes are recorded in the St. Mary5 Project fijnd. To gain a complete
picture of the giving in St. Marys both funds are analysed together. Specific projects in 2025 were
Organ and Security and include the Gift Aid relating to 2024 donations forthe church clock. the
giving in 2024 was mainly for the church clock. Weekly giving and special collection5 decreased in
2025 by £5,714. Charitable activities and return on investment increased by £i,oii. As St. Mary5
enjoyed a large inheritance amount of £30,000,the overall income has increased by £191619. A
large insurance claim of £71565 had to be recorded as income, although it is related to exceptional
repair costs.
DttPere￿e
GeneralFund St.
GeneralFuTrJ St.M
.677
Sum
97230
nomal
GMn8
53
-5.714
Gi￿n8￿rge
amounts
GM
dwrttabie
AclMtre5
10.IID
9,774
vestment
Usfed
FIKesranr
i.oii
-214
Incomg: Gfvfng8nd actfvttles
19.819
InS￿rd￿￿e￿a
Ineofftiot
1&SAY2
1&8.708
Expenditure shows a redurtion in gas consumption by £91416, due to a change in supplier. The
repair and maintenance accounts show a decrease in respectof the clocl and an increase related
to the arson attack, which was wholly covered by the insurance. Slight increases can be seen in
Parish Share, salaries and services such as payroll. The overall lower expenditure of the General
Fund is £11927 including the rep3irs related to vandalism. Taking Dut the insurance repayment of
£71565, expenditure decreased by £91492 compared with 2024.
Parish Room Fund
The Parish Rooms (designated fund) enjoyed an increase in income of £422, arising from return
on investment, community, charity and private hire.The income exceeds the expenditvre by
£1,498. It should be noted, however, thatthe Parish Rooms doe5 not operate independently of St
Mary's and certain costs are covered bythe church, sothe real increase will be lower.
Investment
The church endoMnents, including those forthe fabric fund and the Parish Room5, decreased in
value by £671974, With the receipt of £46I3T7 in dividends.
Bookshop fund
It has been decided to cease the bookshop operation because most books are donated by
parishioners and the Good News should be distributed freely in the community- The fund was

therefore closed, the stock written off and the remaining valve £923 transferred into the General
Fund.
Christians Against Poverty (CAP)
CAP ceased operations in Market Dray(on bythe end of March 25. CAP Market Dra￿on therefore
transferred all outstanding monies to St Marls PCC. After all remaining salaries and other
financial commitments to CAP headquarters in Bradford had been paid, donors who had
specifrcally given to the restrirted fund were asked howtheywished the balance of moneyto be
Used. Itwas agreed to splitthe money between CAP Bradford, Market Drayton Foodbank
(specificallyto 5UPPOrt debt advice) and Market Drayton ChurchesTogether and the formertwo
donations have been made. The remaining ftjnds were £3,257 restricted fund, which is retained on
behalf of Market Drayton Churche5 Together, and £21,000 designated flrnd. The designated fund
represented money set aside by St MarY5to establish and underwrite CAP Market Drayton.
RESERVES POLICY
The PCC wishe5 to maintain sufficient unrestricted reseNes in the Genera1 Fund forworking
capital requirements and to cover the risk of unexpected demands on cash flow. The target IS
presently£85I000 (about six months, worth of regularexpendtture). The General Fund stands at
£1731898.
The purpose of the Fabric Fund is to fund the repairs and maintenance necessary to maintain all
the PCC'S premise5 and systems in sound condition, and tofiJnd any improvements and
enhancements needed overthe next15 years.Thetarget is presently a minimum of £50,000. This
will require regular contributions from the General Fund.
RELATED BODIES
The Colley Salter Christmas Fund (registered charTty 217523} and Drayton Relief in Need Charity
(registered chèrity 10548221 both have St Mary's Vicar and Churchwardens as trustees. The
charities are administered by officers and members of St Marfs.
Revd Catherine McBride, Vicar
April 2026

INDEPLN. Ex￿￿L￿￿RS, REPORT TO THE PCC ON TIIE
UNAUDfrED FINA￿cIAL STATEMESTS OF ST MARY'S CItURC
Year Ended 31yt December 2025
I report on the ac£ounts of St Marys Church for the year ended 3 1st December 2025, wtsich are set out on pages
8t0 15.
Respectrve responsibilities of the PCC and the eiaminer
As members of the PCC you are responiiblc foT tb¢ prcparaiion of the fin8ncia] statements. Th¢ Trustees consid¢T
that an audit is not required llnder section 144(2) of the Charities Act 2011 (tlie 2011 Act) alld thai an llidepettdanl
¢xamination is needed.
It is my responsibilit}¥ to
a) examiiie the ￿coul)ts under sectioll 145 of the 2011 ACL
b) follow the procedures laid down in the general Directions given b>. the Charity Commission under sectioii
145(5)(b) of the 2011 Act. attd
c) state wh¢ther partiGular matt¢rs hav¢ come to my attention
B*818 of independent eiaminer's report
My examination was carricd oul in aCCorda￿ce the Genera] Directions given by the Charity Commission. An
examination includes a rel'ie￿. of the accounting records kept b), the PCC and a comparison of the accoullts with
those records. Jt also incliides cousideration of any Unusual items or disclosures in the financial statsm¢nts ￿}d
se¢king explanaiions ftom you as trustees concerning any such matters. The procedures undertakeii do not provid¢
all the evidence that WOLild be required in an audit and consequenil! no opinion is given as to Thhether the accounts
present a "true and fair view" alld the rew)rt is limitrd to those matters set out in tbe statement below.
Independent examiner'5 Statement
Ill connection with my ¢xamiiiation, no matter has wme to my attention.
l) whicb gives me r&9sonable cause to believe that in any material respect the requirements
to keep accounting records in accordance with section 130 of the ACL and
to Prepare financial statements which accord wtth the accountillg records and conipty with tl)¢
r¢quir¢ments of the 2011 Act
have not been met. or
2) to whi¢h, in my opinion, attention should be drnwn in order to enable a proper understanding of the
accounts to be reached.
- thj,
Mr Roger Dodington FCCA
STUBBS PARKtN soirrH
CHARTERED ACCOUF4TAwrs
28 CHESHtRE STREI ET
MARKET DRAYTOY
SHROPSHIRE
DATII D.. 10th April 2026

St Mary's Market Drayton
Statement of Financial Activities for the )'ear ended 31 December 2025
Note
Genernl
Fund Designated Restricted
Unrestricted
Funds
Fund5
Endow-
ent
Fullds
2025
ToÈal
2024
INCOMING RESOURCES
VolLmtary Income
Charitable Activitie5
Iiiv¢stmeThts
21a)
2(b)
2(¢)
114,904
17.586
7,488
16,238
2.035
124,427
33,824
47,0?7
J 27.019
25.670
45,987
TOTAL
178J18
24925
2,035
205278
188,676
RESOURCES EXPETr4DED
Charitable A¢tivitie5
Governance
31a}
31b)
149,439
2,054
15,620
15,062
180,121
2.054
236,099
1.663
TOTAL
NET INCOIKDYG RESOURCES
BEFORE RECOGNtSED
GAINS Af4D LOSSES
151,493
15,620
15,062
182,J75
237,702
2&825
9J05 {13.027)
23,103
(49,086)
Gains 1 (Losses) on revaluation of
inYe5tment OS5ets
(IJ07)
(6&667)
(67,974)
42,750
TRANSFERS BKTWEEN
FUNDS
(8,261)
9,151
NET MOVELIIENT IN FUNDS
7,108
(3,876) (66,667)
(44￿71)
{6J36)
Bal4n¢efj at l J8nu4ry
155293
108,840
20.483 1,667 604
1,952,220
1,958.556
Balances at 31 December
173A57
115.948
16,607 1,000,937
1,907J49
I,Y52,2211
Comparative results for 2024 are shown fitll in Note I I

St Mary's Market Drayton
Balance Sheet at 31 December 2025
l¥ots
2025
2024
CURRENT ASSETS
Bookshop stock
Debtors
303
Invesllnents
1,711.531
151.830
(1,595)
58,146
1. 779,505
Bank baLances- Lloyds
Bank balances- Barclg¢yS
Bank balances- liatwest
Bankbalances- HSBC
51,819
76
130,677
1,919.912
1,962,380
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Cr¢ditors
(12.563)
(JO, 160)
TOTAL ASSETS
1.907J49
1.952,220
PARISH FUNDS
General fLmd - ii])restricted
Designated
RestriCt¢d
Endowment
173,8q7
115,948
16,607
I￿0937
J55,293
108,841J
20,483
J,66;, 604
TOTAL FUNDS
1,907¥9
1.952,220
These fJnaDciat ststernents wer¢ approved by the PaThKbiai Cburch Council Oll 23 March 2026.
Revd Catherine McBride (PCC Chair) ...
Notes on pages l O to 15 forn] ydrt of these ACco￿ts

St Mary's Market Drayto
Notes to the Accounts
AccouTrrriNG POLICIES
The PCC is a public benefit entity within the rneaning of FRS102. Th&8e accounts have been prepared
under the Charitie8 Act 2011 and ID accordance the Church Accounting ReguiatioDs 2006, and the
statern￿t of Recomtnended Prdctice for Charities (SORP).
The Yalue of the church and consecrated builditEos are by law excluded frorn these accounts. The value of
the Parisb Roon￿ has also been omitted on the Wllnds that historic cost data for the building ts not
a￿lIable, and no Meani￿ll1 &se&8metst of current valu6 is avai]able.
202S
2024
Ettdow-
ment
Funds
Genernl Designated Reslricted
Fund
Fund5
Funds
Total
INCOME
2(a) Voluntary Income
Planned giving
ColleciiotL8 ￿ seryices
Donations
Giving to CAP Debt Centtr
Gift Aid claim¢d
Grants
58.064
5,976
32,871
58,064
10.886
35,182
2.035
17,385
02, 156
7,391
23,28Q
4.910
2,311
2,035
17.118
875
1149
267
23,094
7A88
2,035
124427
117,1119
2(b) Charitable Activlties
Car parkuser5
Parish roo￿5 users
Bookshop receipts
Tyrley cha￿] rent
Payish roojn CAP rent
Fees for fun¢rals, weddings
Mileage to Cren￿lOriu[ll
Sundry income
2.467
2,467
16,118
120
1,920
2,727
15, 724
81
2,[160
16,118
l20
I.￿20
5,538
5,538
4,962
7,661
17,586
7,661
33,824
AA238
25,670
2(e) Investmtnts
Divid¢nd5 from invested funds
Bank interest
45.138
690
45,828
1,199
46,337
690
47,027
45.255
732
45,987
1,199
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St Marv's Market Drayton
'otes to the Aceounts
2025
21124
GeDer81 Dtsign&t¢d R￿tricted
Fund
Funds
Fullds
Note
Totsl
EXPENDITIJRE
3{&) Chairyt￿bIe Activitie5
Donations to charities
Parish Share
Clergy expens¢s
Gifis for Service to tbe ¢bU￿b
Church heal & light
Church insurance
Church mainten&nce
CleaniRg
Worship l L'pkcq) of sernices
Outrewh Emd pastoral
Trainints and Your]g People
Parish Rooms heat & light
10
8228
47.016
236
147
15230
9,178
17.406
47,016
236
147
15,230
6.440
10.982
13.623
3,763
1,399
6,228
46, 096
297
593
24,487
6,293
6,573
J2,583
3,660
1,873
10,982
13.6
3563
2￿
4,968
4,968
(1,48])
Parish Room$ ￿h¢t nJtmiDg costs
Parish Rooms heating system
Offi¢e & communications
Bookshop costs
CAP Centre costs
FoodBank Costs
Tyrley Ch8pel expetjditiur
Bank charges
10.149
10,149
JO,245
58,365
40,523
72
16,915
43251
43251
303
5,884
303
5,884
(778)
102
{778)
102
777
90
149.439
ISh20
15.062
180.12]
236,Q99
3(b) Governillce
Jndependent examinallon fee
Accountancy services . payroll
Emplojment law service5
PCC expenses
618
618
396
864
176
588
283
720
72
864
176
2,Oi4
2,054
1,663
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St Mary's Market Drayton
Notes to the Accounts
Endow-
menl
Funds
General Deslgnated Restrkted
Fund
F￿ndS
Fund5
2025
Totsl
2024
4 ITrIVESTMEYTS
Market value at l January
Purchase8
11901
1,667,604
1.779,505
1, 736, 755
R¢ali54tions
Change in market value
1,307
66,667
42, 750
ma￿et value at 31 December
110,594
1,61MI,937
1,711WI
1,779,5115
All investments are shares in the CBF Church of Eng]and InvesttDent Fun(L wbi¢h És by CCLA.
A¢¢utnulation sh&r¢5 are held for the Fabric Fund, which is a Desigllatrd Fun
Income shares are held for ihe Endowment Funds.
DEBTORS
Sundry debtors
Gift Aid Cla￿tiS
Parish Rooll￿ users
CREDITORS
Gas & electricty
Account£n¢y services
Foodbar
Water
Donations aw¢¢d 2023
Agency £olle¢tions
1.424
618
2.272
618
2,379
588
60
82
9,613
12,563
2,042
9,613
10,160
7 SUMMARY OF FU.NDS
Bookshop stock
D¢btors
InvestmeDts
Bank balances
Creditors
393
110.594
6262
908
115
I,6￿,937
1,711,531
208,381
(l? K63
19)7J49
1, 779,505
182,572
175,899
(9.613)
10.607 1600.937
173.847
1942 220
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St Mary's Market Drayton
Notes to the Aecounts
WAGES & SALARIES
2025
2024
57,285
63.035
The chwch employed 6 people (2024- 6 people) during the year, one of whorn W0￿ed for CAP and therefore
ceased ejllployment at the end of March. All worked part tim¢. They provtded servi¢e5 of cleaning in the church
and in the Parish Rooms, rnanaging the CAP Centre, PaTisb Rooms and adJninistt*ion in tbe church office, their
costs are charged to the rel¢vant fvnds.
Th¢ ChU￿h h&$ a workplace pension scherne wbich is operated by NEST. Three of the staff 8re merllb¢rs.
The church's contrll)uttOn5 as ¢￿p10)er tota]1￿ £763 (2024- £859). The 2024 r]wes incI￿le CAP, the 2025
figures illclude CAP for only 3 months.
10 CIL4RITABLE DONATIONS
The following donation5 M'¢re r5Wte from church funth in 2024.
ETnbrace
Tear Fund
Christian Solidarity Worldwide
United Cbristian Broadc&¥tets
FrieDds of Lichfield Cathedraj
Shropshre Historic Churches Trnsl
N(DCE Schoo]s Calendes
Gil'l Friendlv Society wjnuai support
CAP Brndford
MD Foodbank for Debt Advice
2.(M)O
2,000
2,000
23
25
loo
78
7,867
17,406
8.228
SPECIAL COLLECTIONS
Money was collected bj. the congregation for the following chariues:
Christian Aid
55
Childr¢n's Society
Children's Society Shoeboxes
Sevem Valley Hospice
121
1.066
1.236
2,478
1.762
These colle¢tiolls are not reported as income or expendit1￿e ill tbese account%
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St Mary's Market Drayton
Notes to the Aceounts
I I StAtement of Financial Activitle8
Comparative figures for previous ye4r- 2024
General
Fund Desigttattd Restric￿1
Unrestricted
Funds
Funds
Endow-
ment
Fun(ts
2024
TotAI
21123
iNCOMING REI SOURCES
Volu]Ltary Incorne
Charitable Activities
Tnve$ttnen
102.567
9,865
44,816
1.553
15.805
12.899
117,019
25,670
45.987
135,444
22,371
45, J67
TOTAL
157.248
1&?29
12J99
188,676
200,982
RESOURCES EXPEPIDED
Charitable A¢rivities
Gov¢rngn¢e
151.551
1.663
66,870
17.678
236,099
1,063
384,983
994
TOTAL
NET INCOMING RESOURCES
BEFORE RECOGNISED
GAtNS AL¥D LOSSKS
CT9in$ l {tA)sses) on revaluation of
iThwe$tnhent assets
153.214
(&870
17,678
237,762
385,977
4,1)34 {48J41)
{4,779)
(49,086)
(184,995)
5.435
37JlS
42,750
153.267
TRAYSFERS BETWEEN
FUN'DS
(452)
(9347)
9,699
NET MOVETrtENT IN FUNDS
(51153)
4,92
37,315
{6J36)
(31.728)
Balanees at l Jallu8ry
151,711
15 ¥63 1630,289
1,958,556
J,Pg0,284
Balances at 31 December
155.293
108.840
20,483 1,667,604
1,952,220
1,958,556
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