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Company No. . 15805952 (England and Wales
Charity Registration No. . 1209232
Anil Aganmal Riverside Studios Trust
Company Limited by Guarantee without Share Capital
Annual Report and Financial Statements
For the Period Ended 31 March 2025
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L•gal and administrative information
Trnstees
Anil Kumar Agarwal
Nitesh Bipinchandra Gor
Rishi Sethia
Company No.
15805952
Charity No.
1209232
Registered Office
CSC CLS (UK) Limiied S Churchill Place
1Qth Fthr. London. Uniled Kingdom. E14 SHU
Auditor
Moore lQ"ng5ton Smith LLP
Chartered Accojntants
6th Fb)or
9 Appold Street
London
EC2A 2AP
Bankers
ICIC Bank UK
45 South Roal
Soulhall
UB1 ISW
Solicitows
Osbome CLarke LLP
Brist
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CONTENTS
Page
Tnjslees, Re
Independent Audilors. Report
Slalement ol Financ￿1 ActNilie5
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8alance Sheet
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Stalernent of Cash Flows
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Notes to the Accounts
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TRUSTEES, REPORT
FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
Chairman'y Stalement
l am pleased to present the Trustees. RepK*t of Anil Agamal RiversRle Studios Trust for the period
ended 31 March 2025.
Thi$ period marks a Iransformattonal peric#J for the Trust, chara¢terised by the form81 establishment of
a new governance and funding framework, alongside the continu*ion of its Guttural and community
mission. The Trust has undergone structural consolidation, including it5 charity registration. formal
alignment with its principal $PWiSOf. and a febransjing to reflect its long-tefm vision and financial
sponsors￿p.
Building on the strong legacy of RNefsi(Je Trust. the organisab"M has continued to develop ils ambition
of positioning Riverside Studios as a leading ￿ntre for arts. curture, and digital creatNtiy in London.
The Trustees have worked elosety with management to stabilise operations. strengthen governance
ocesses, and en$￿￿ that the Trust operates transparency. accountabilty and independence.
At the same time. the Trust has conb.nued to deliver against lis charrtable mission by supporting ath'515,
engaging audieftces and creats'ng meaningful communty programmÈs. Desprte a ¢ornplex operating
environment, the organisation has maintained its focus on bn*temi sustainabilty. accessibility. and
cultural impaGI.
On behalf of the Board. I wcmjld like to thank all stakeholders
for Ihwr continued commrtment and contnbution.
including 5UPPQrters. partners, and staff
Anil Kumar Agarwal
(Ghairmanl
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TRUSTEES. REPORT
FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31 MARCH 202S
Objectives and Activities
Objects of the Charity
The primary obpciives of the Trust are
lo advan¢e the education of the public in arts aThJ cutture.
to promote engagernent in fftab.ve disciplines including theatre. music. film, d￿rtaI media and
V15ual arts." and
to provide lacilth'es for recreation and communrty benefit.
These obje¢lives remain un¢hanged but are now being delrvered untjer a renewed legal and
governance 51ruGlwe.
Mission and Purpose
The Trust's mission is to..
bring arb'sts. audiences and communities together.
enable access io arts and ¢uNural experiences.,
levèrage digitsl innovation to enhance creative ￿ach,. and
pr¢Jnole Social wel￿being and indusion through the arts.
Prln¢ipal Activities
The principal acbvty continues to be the operalim and development of Riverside Studios. a multi.
purpose art5 venue in London
Key activities undertaken during the period include..
delivery of artistic programming across theatre. cinema and digitsl ￿atf0Ml$.
expansion of community engagement initlalives and partnerships..
development of arttst support mechanisms and creabve infrastructure." and
enhan¢emenl of dKJrtal ¢apab1lrt￿S for hybrid audience engagement.
The Trusl has continuekl lo evolve rts kKOgramme mix to baLince arfislic innovatitin. eommereial viability,
and public engagement.
Publi¢ Be￿Trt
The Trustees confirm that they have complied wrth Iheir duty uThJer the Charrties Act 2011 to have due
regard to the Charity Commission's guidance ￿ public benefft.
The Trust delivers publi¢ benefft through".
providing accessible cultural programme5 to diverse audiences",
supporting the development of emerging and established artists.,
delivering ¢ommunty outreach initiatives. includiThJ educational and wellbeing programmes,"
and
promoting inclusivty and diversrty across all areas of &ts"vty.
The Trustees are satisfied that all activities undertaken during the pertsjd dife¢Vy ¢onlribute to achieving
the charity's public benefit objectNes.
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TRUSTEES. REPORT
FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31 MARCH 202S
Strntegi¢ R¢p¢rt
Legal and StnKtural Transformation
Dunng the period. the Trust comp￿ted a numbef of key structvral steps..
registration as a charitable company limrted by guarantee.
estsblishment of a formal frame¥4rJrk agreement wrth Vedania Resources ￿"MIted.,
completion of a name change to Anil Aga￿31 Riverside Studios Trust," and
assumption of obligations under a novalion agreernent relatin9 to heritage funding.
These steps have created a robust platform for lon*temi governance and fvnding stabiltty.
Stratsgic Prioritr•$
The Trustees have focused on the f￿lOwIng key pnty￿"es".
1. Financial Sustainability
Establishing a stable fvnding base supparted ty Sp￿sorShIp and diversffied revenue
streams.
2. Creative Excell•nce
Maintaining Riverside as a home for innovatrve and high-qualty artistic work.
3. Community Engagement
Strengthenin9 local partnerships and wdening a¢¢ess.
4. Digital Transfomiation
Enhan¢ing Ihe ab41ity to deliver ¢Mtent d￿rtalty and reach vitder audiences.
Achievements and Perfoman¢•
Creative Activitses
Riverside StudKss continues to operate as a multi4isciplinary arts hub. offering..
theatre prosJu¢tKJn$'.
film screenings and fesltvals". and
digital aThJ hybrid performances.
The Trust has also st￿ngthened rts focus on..
supporting artists wth produetKin infrastrudwe", and
providing a plarform for innovative and experimental work.
Community Engagement
The Trust continues to prioritise..
inclusive programming fty diverse ¢omnKJnrties:
partnerships with local organisab"ons". and
initiat'ves promoting wellbeing through the arts.
Efforts have teen made lo expan¢J participats.on through accessible and I(￿-COst pr(¥Jramming.
Organisational O•v•lownent
Signrfi¢ant progress has been made in..
establishing govemance and poli¢y frameworks..
strengthening intemal processes and controls.. and
building organisalional ¢apabdity-
These developments are critical to supporting the Trust's k)ng-term ambi*"ons.
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TRUSTEES. REPORT
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Gov¢manc•, Structur• and Plana￿Ment
Constitutlon
The Trust operates as".
a company limrted by guarantee., and
a registered charty in England and Wales.
Role of the Trustees
The Trustees are responsible for.
strategic direction and over5ight',
financial stewardship and accountabilrty". aTrJ
risk management and governance.
Trustees meet ￿gularty to..
review performance.,
approve t*uégets and strategy." and
monitor nsks and rompliance.
Relationship *ith Vedants Resources Lirnit•d
Vedanla Resources Limited a¢ts as".
sole member of the Trust.. and
key funding partner.
However..
Trustee independence is fomialty protected"
decision5 are taken in the best interests of the charrty.. and
conflKI-of-interesi pro¢esses are stricuy follo*ed.
Risk Management
The Trustees maintain a $trU¢lU￿ approach to risk management.
Key Risks Identified
Financial Su5tsinability Risk
Dependence on funding and revenue V￿3th.1rty.
2. Operati<Jnal Risk.
Delivery ol programmes and eff￿lent operations.
3. Regulatory Compliancè Risk
Adherence to Chanty Commission and Companies Act ￿qUireMents.
4. Reputational Risk
Stakeholder perrepbon and public accountabilty.
hlitigation Measures
Regular review of finanoal perfomiance.
Strengthened governance and internal conlrol$.
Compliance monilonng reporbng Systems.
Clear separation btheen sponsof influence and charitable decision-making.
Fundraising and Funding
The Trust's fijnding model includes".
$ponsorship support from Vedants Resources Limited."
grants and donations". an¢J
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TRUSTEES. REPORT
FOR THE PERIOD ENOED 31 MARCH 2025
The Trustees ensufe Ihat".
lundraising is conducted ethicalty..
no undue nsk is imposed on benefiu"arie5,' and
regulatory stsndards are frjlly complied with.
Financial Review
Income." £2.042.802
Expendrture". £2255.$37
The Trustees have..
maintained strong financial oversight".
ensured appropriate controls ar￿ g0Vemar￿', and
focused on long-tem finanrial su5tainabilrty_
ReseFve$ Policy
The Trust aims to".
maintain sufficient reserves to ensure contt"nuity', and
balan￿ operational needs wth strategic investment.
Going Conc•fn
The Trustees have assessed the Trusys abilty to continue as a going concem, taking into account
financial p0Srt￿n. available fvnding. projected cash fiows and the operational environment. The
Trustees have reviewed (Selailed budgets. cash-flow f￿¢aStS and sensiti¥ity analyses ¢overing a
peciod of at least twelve months from the date of approval of these finanoal statements.
The Trust benefits from a formal spMsorship and frame%bfJrk agreement ￿th Vedanta Resources
Limrted, providing a siable platf￿n of funding support over the medium tem. Also. the Trustees have
rÈceived tonfirmation from Vedanta Resources Limrted that fiftancial support will be forthcoming for the
foreseeable future, being a period of not less ihan ￿efve months from the dale that these financial
statements were approved. In addition. tre Trusl contsnues to generate income from its artistic,
hospitality and venue-hire activities. and is acb.vety pursuing th'versified revenue streams including
grants. donations and ¢ommer¢ial partnerships.
Havin9 Considered the available financial resources. swnsor wnmitments. expected income frtsm
opefations and the measures in place to manage costs and risks. the Trustees are sats'sfied that the
Trust has adequate resource5 to contsnue in operkn.onal existence for the foreseeable future.
Accordingly, the Trustees continLe to adopt the gowlg concem basi5 in preparing the financial
statements.
Future Plans
The Trustees have hlentified key prnrrtie5 for the c(Kning period..
1. Strengthen RiversKle Studios. positi'on as a Itading cullural hub.
2. Expand community and educational initiative5.
3. Increase digital capabilities and audi•nce reach.
4. Develop diversified and $ustsinable funding streams.
-The Trust will continue lo pursL* a model that balances".
arbstic ambition;
financial sustainability", and
public benefrt.
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TRUSTEES. REPORT
FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
Management and executive team
The Board has engaged the services of an Execub"¥e Team resfA)nsible for Ihe day-to-day management
of Anil Agarwal RNerside Studios Trust. The Execub"ve operales across Ihree core functional aieas..
Operational- led by the Chfts Davis (Chief Operation Officer), a team responsible for
elivering on the programme and the various revenue streams that underpin the Trusfs
business model, Induding fronl-of-house. venue operations and audience $ervi¢es.
2_ Artistic- led by the Rhys Wlliamson (Programming Head}. a team iespon5ible for
conceplualising and delivering the artt5b"c prtwramme across theatre, film, music and digital
media.
3. 8u$inoss and Financ•- led by Evetyn Ingleton (Finance Manager). a team that provides the
financial support and framevlork. systems, prO￿$se$ and controls that enable the Trust to
deliver on ts govefnance. reporting, compliance and audit ￿qUIrernents.
Collectively, the Directors assume responsibilty for Ihe totslty of RNerside's business and report to the
Chair of the Board Together the Heads ofAdministration & HR, Finance. OperatKJns an¢J Food &
Beverage, they f¢mi the SenKJr Management Team. which meets fegularfy to review operational
performance. monitor risks and oversee delivery of the Tnjsvs strategic priorthes. The remuneration of
the Executive Team is set by the Trustees wth reference to external benchmarks and considerab'ons of
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TRUSTEES, REPORT
FOR THE PERIOD EMDED 31 MARCH 202S
R•f•r•nce and A¢kninistrativ• Details
Registered Company Number: 15805952 (England and wa￿5)
Regi5t•red ChaTity NUm￿r. 1209232
Anil Agarwal Riverside Studtos Twst
CSC CLS IUKI Limtsd
S Chur¢hill PL•¢e
1 Oth Floor
London
Unrted Kingdom
E14 SHU
Sole M•mbèr
Vedanta Resources Limrted
Auditors
Moore Kingston Smith LLP
Chartered A¢countanls
6th Floor
9 Appold Street
London
EC2A 2AP
Company secretary
5 Churchill Place.
1 Oth floor
London E14 SHU
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TRUSTEES. REPORT
FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
Events Since the End of the Period
There have been no significant events since the end of the financial period requiring adjustment lo, or
further disclosure in, the financial slatemenls. Any relevant inlormab.on felating to P051-yearond events
is disclosed in the notes to the financial statements.
Statement ot TrustÈÈs' Responsibilities
The directors are responsible for preparing the annual retK)rt and the financial statements in
accordance wrth applicable law and wulatKJns.
Company law require5 the director5 to prepace finanoal statements lor e8eh financial peii¢xl. Under
that law the diredors have electeij to prepare the finanoal statements in accordance with United
Kingdom Gènerally Acceptèd Accountin9 Pfactice (Uniied Kingdom Accounting StarKJards and
applicable lawl. UrKJer company law the direciors musi not approve the f1nancial statements unless
Ihey are sabsfied Ihat they give a true and fair view of Ihe state of affairs ol ihe company and ol the
profit or loss of the company lof that ￿riod.
In prepariny these finanaal ststèm*nts, thè director5 a￿ required lo=
select suitsblè a¢countirvJ pdictes and then apply them consistently".
make judgements and aGGounts"ng eslirnaies thal are reasonable and prLtdent,'
state whether applicable UK Accounkn"ng Standards have been followed. subjecl to any
maierial departures disclosed and explained in the financtral statemenls",
prepare the financial slatements on the going concern ba&$ Un￿$$ It is inappropriale to
presume that Ihe company will continuè In business.
The dirèctors are responsibl8 lor keeping adequate accounting cecords that are sufficienl to show
ancs explain the company's transachons and disclosè with reasonable accuracy ai any time the
financial position of the company and enable them to ensure that the financial statements comply
with the Companies Act 2006. They a￿ also re5ponsit4e lor safeguarding the a5set5 of the
company and hence for laking reasonable steps for the p￿vents.0n and delec11￿ of fraud and other
irregularities
Disclosure of information to auditor
Thè role of thè external auditor is to Provide an iThJependent and objective assessment of a companls
financial 5talements. ensunng their accuracy and compliance with relevant regulations. Each of the
Fersons who are Trustees at the time when this TNstees' wort is approve(I has confirmed that:
so far as the trustee is aware. Ihere bs no relevanl audit informatNJn of which the companys
auditor is unaware". and
the trustee has tsken all the steps that oughl to have been laken as a direclor in order to be
aware of any relevant aLvJit infomwtK)n and to establish Ihat Ihe company's audiior is aware
of that inlormation
Report of the Truslees. approved by order ol the board of trustees. as the company director5, on
2516Q026
. and signe(l on board's behall by ".
Nitesh Gor
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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF AMIL AGARWAL RIVERSIDE
STUDIOS TRUST
FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
Opin•on
We have audited the financial 51atemen15 of Anil Agarwal Riversbje Studios Trust I'the company'l for
the period ended 31 March 2025 which ¢omprise the Statement of Financial Aclivilies in¢luding the
Income and Expendrture Account. the Balance Sheel. the Cash Flow Statement and notes to the
financial stslements. induding signifunl accounting pol￿￿$. The financial reporting framework that
has been applied In their preparabon is appI￿able law and United Kingdom A￿untIng Standards,
including FRS 102 'The Financial Reptyiing Standard Applicable in Ihe UK and Republ￿ of Ireland.
{United King¢J¢)m Generally Ac¢epted Accounling Practice).
In our opinion the financial $talen￿nIS..
9ive a true and fair view of the state of the ¢haritatAe ccKnpany'$ affairs as at 31 March 2025
and of its in¢omirbg resources and application of resource5. Induding its income and
expenditure, for the penod then ended",
have been propedy prepare<1 in accordance wilh United Kingdom Generally Accepted
Accounting Practice. and
have been prepared in accordance wrth the requ1￿mentS of the Companies Act 2006.
8asis for opinion
We ¢ondu¢led our audrt in accordance wth Intemalional Standards on Audiling IUKI IISA5 IUK}l and
applicable law Our responsibilitiès under those standards are further described in the Auditor's
Respon5ibilibes for the audit of the financial statements seth'on of our report. We are independent of
the charrtable company in accordance the ethi¢al requirements that a￿ relevant to our audit of
the financial statèmenis in the UK. including the FRC'S Ethical Standard. and we have fvlfilled our
other ethical responsibilities in a¢cordan¢e wth these requirements. We bel*ve that the au¢Jil
evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to Pfo¥Hde a basis foi cNJr opinion.
Conclusions relating to going conc•rn
In auditing the finanrial ststements. we have concluded that the tru5tee5' use of the going concern
basis of accounting in the preparatK*n of the finan¢ial statements is appropriate.
Based on the work have perfomieij. we have not identsfied any material uncertainties relating lo
events or condrtKJns that. irKlividually or cdleclwely, may cast signffi¢ant doubl on the ¢haritabSe
cornpany's ability lo continue as a going concern for a of at least i*tlve months from when the
ffinan¢ial statements are authonsed for issue.
Our responsibilities and the responsibililies of the tru5tee5 with respect 10 90ir*J concem are
described in the relevant 5ec*'ons ol this report.
Other infomiation
The other informatitin compidses the inforMat￿n included in the annual report. other Ihan the financ￿1
slatemenis and our avdilor's report thereon. The trustees a￿ responsible for the other informaiion
contained within the annual report. Our opinion on the financial statements does not cover the other
information and, except to the extent otherwise explicitly staled In our report. we tJo not express any
lorm of assurance conclusion thereon.
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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE AIEMBERS OF ANIL AGARWAL RIVERSIDE
STUOIOS TRUST
FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
Our responsibility is to read the other informat￿N and, in doing so. cOns￿er whether the other
information is materially Inconsistenl wth the financial statements or our krK)wledge obtsined in Ihe
ctsurse of the audrt or otherwise appears lo be matenally misstated. If we idenltfy such material
inconsistencies ¢y apparent m*wial misstatements. we are required to determine v*hether there is a
material misstatement in the financial statements themselve5. If, based on the work we have
performed. we conclude that there is a maierial misstatement of Ihis other ￿10mlab.0n, we are
required to rewi that fa¢t.
We have nothing to repNt rn this regard.
Opinion$ on oth•r matters prns¢rib¢d by tho Compani•s Act 2006
In our opinion. based on the wtyk undertaken in the course of the aLpJil.
the information g￿eft in Ihe trusteès. annu* report for the financial period for whi¢h ihe
financial statements are prepared is conwstent the finantyal $l*ements', and
the trustee$. annual report have been prepared in accordance with applicable legal
reqU1￿Ments.
att•rn on which w• arn requir•d lo r•port by exception
In the light of the knovAedge and understanding of the company and ts environmeni obtaineil in the
course of the audr(, we have not KJentthed material misstatements in the trustees, annual report.
We have nothing to repr￿t in respe¢t of the follwng matters where the Companies Aet 2006 requires
us to report lo you if, in our opinion".
adequale accounting records have not been kept. or retums adequate for our audit have not
been received from branches not visrted by us". or
the financial statements are not in agreement vthh the accounting ￿e0rd5 and retums.. or
certain dis¢10sure5 of trustees, remuneration specffied by law are not made". c*
we have not received all the inf0mat￿n and explanation5 we require lor otsr audit. or
the Iruslees were not entived to prepare the financial statement$ in ac¢or¢Jance with the small
cornpanies regime and take advantage of the small COMpan￿S exemption in prepaiing the
trustees. annual report and from preparin9 a strategic report.
Responsibilities of truste¢s
A5 explained more fvlly in the trustees, responsibilth.es statement, trustees (who are also the
directors of the ¢haritable company for the pu￿SeS of company lawl are responsible for the
preparation of the financial statements and for being satisfied that they give a irue and fair view. and
for such ￿ternal control as the trustees detemiine is ne¢essary lo enable the preparatK*n of financial
statements that are free from material misststement. whether due to fral￿ or error
In preparing the financial statements, the Iiustees a￿ responsibfe for asse55ing ihe charitable
company's ability lo continue as a going concern. disclosing. as applicable. matter5 related to going
¢oncem and using the going concem basis of accounting unless the trustees either iniend to IKJuidaie'.
the charitable company 01 lo cease operations. or have no reali5tsc aliemakn.ve but to do $0.
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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE PAEMBERS OF AIIIL AGARWAL RIVERSIOE
STUDIOS TRUST
FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
Auditor's Responsibilities for the audit of the financial statemtnts
Our objethves are to obtain reaSona￿e assurance about whether the financial stslemenls as a whole
are free from material misstaiemen( whether due lo fraud or error. and to issue an auditor's report
that includes our opinion. Reasonable assurance is a high level of a55urance, but is not a guarantee
that an audit conducted in accordance with ISA5 (UK) will afv4ays detecl a material misstatement
when il exists. Misstatement5 can arise from fraud or e￿or and are C0nsK1e￿Iy material rf, individual
or in aggregate, they could reasonably be expe¢te¢J to irtfluen¢e the economic decisions of users
taken on the basis of these financral statements.
AS part of an audit in accofdance wth ISAS IUKI we exerase profeYs￿n31 judgement and maintain
professional scepti¢ism through￿1 the audrt. We also".
Identify and assess the risks of materia5 misstatement ofthe financial statement5, whether
due to fraud or error. design and perform audrt procedures responsive to those rtsks, and
obtain audit evidence that is suffiaent and appropriate lo wovide a basis for our opinion. The
risk of not detecting a material misstalemenl resulting from fraud 15 higher than for one
resulting from error, as fraud may invO￿e collusion, forgery, intentional omissions.
misrepresentations. or Ihe ovemde of internal control.
Obtsin an understanding of internal control relevant lo the audrt in order to design audit
procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose$ of expressing
an opinion on ihe effectiveness ol the charitable C￿panY'S iniernal control.
Evaluate the appropriateness of accc¥Jnting policies used and the reaSOnab￿nesS of
accounting e51imale5 and related disclosures made by the tru$tee$.
Condude M the approw"aleness of the trustees. use of Ihe going concem basis of
accounting and, based on the audit evidence obtained. whether a material uncertainty exists
related lo event5 or condth.ons that may cast significant doubt on the Charitable company's
a￿LIty to ¢ontinue as a gthng concem. If we con¢lude that a material uncertainty exists, we
are required to draw attention in our audrtor's ieport to the relatetj disclosures in the financial
statements or, rf such disdosu￿s are inadequate, to modify Ouf opini<M). Our ¢on¢lusions a
based on Ihe audit evidence obtained up to the date of our auditor's report However. future
events or conditions may cause the charrtable company to ¢ea5e io continue as a going
¢oncem.
Evaluate the overall presentsbon. Structure and content of the financial stalemÈnls. including
the dis¢bsyres. whethw the financial ststemenls represent the underlying tran$actiorv4
and events in a manner that achieves fair presentalion.
We ¢¢ynrnunicate vrith those tharged ￿th governan￿ regarding. among other matters, the planned
s¢ope and bming of the audit and 519nifficant audrt findings. including any s￿nifiCant deficiencies in
internal contr￿ that idenlrfy dLKing our au(Jrt_
Explanation as to what Èxtent the audit was considered ¢•p•ble of d•tscting irr•gulariti8S,
including fraud
Irregularities, including fraud, are instances of non-compliance wth laws and regulations. We design
procedures in line wlh our responsibilrties. outlined above, lo dete¢t material misstslemenls in
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ANILAGARWAL RIVERSIDE STUDIOS TRUST
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE IAEMBERS OF ANILAGARWAL RIVERSIDE
STUDIOS TRUST
FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31 MARCH 202$
respect of irregularities. including fraud. The extent to vthich our procedures are capable of detecting
irTegularities, Including fraud is detsiled below.
The objectives of our audit in respect of fraud. are. to hlentify and assess the risks of material
misstatement of Ihe finan¢ial statements due to fraud", to obtain sufficient appropriate audit eviden
vegarding the assessed risks of malenal mi5slatement sjue to fraud, Ihrou9h des￿nIng an(J
implementing appropriate responses to those assessed risks.. and to respond appropnalely to
instances of frnud or suspected fraud idenb'fied t1uring the audit. However. the pnmary ￿sPonSIbl11ty
for the prevention and detection of fraud rests wilh both mana9ement and those charged
governance ol the chafrtable company.
Our approath was as folh)ws".
We obtained an understanding of the legal and regulatory requirements appli¢able to the
charitable company and considered that the most siynthcant are the Companies Act 2006. the
Chanties Act 2011. the Chanty SORP. and UK financial ￿porting standards as issued by the
Financial ReportiThJ Counul
We obtained an understanding of how the charitable ¢ompany complies wrth these
requirements by discussions wth managemeni arml those chafged wrth govemance.
We assessed the risk of matenal mi5Statement of the finan¢ial statements, including the risk
of material misstatement due to fraud and how it might occur, by holding discu55ion5 With
management and those charged wth goveman¢e.
We inquired of management and those tharged wth govemance as to any known instances
of noTrTrcompliance or suspected n(￿•complIan¢e wrth law45 and regulats"ons.
Based on this understanding. we designed specific appropriate audrt procedures to idenb.fy
instances of non-compliance wth laws and regulations. This included makin9 enquirie5 of
management and those charged wrth govemance and obtsTrning additional corroborative
evidence as requi￿￿.
There are inherent limitations in the audit pfocedures described above. We are bess likety lo become
aware of instances of non-complonce wrth law5 and regulations thal are not closely related to events
and Iransathons reflected in the financial statements. Also, the risk of not detecting a material
In155tstement due lo fraud is hvJher than the nsk of not detecting one resulbng from error, as fraud
may involve deliberate concealment by. fof exarnp￿, f￿gery or intent￿nal misrepiesentations, or
Ihrough collusion.
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ANILAGARWAL RIVERSIDE STUDIOS TRUST
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OFANILAGARWAL RIVERSIDE
STUDIOS TRUST
FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
Us• of oui report
This rekX)rt is made solely to the charitable company's members. as a body. IA acwfllance with
Ch8PtÈr 3 of Part 16 of the Companies Act 2006. Our audit work has been undertaken $0 thal we
might stale to the company s members those matters we are requi￿ to stale to Ihem in an auditor'5
port and for no other purpose. To the fullest exlent permitted by law. we do not accept or assume
esponsibility to any party other than the charitable (x)mpany an¢J charitablè corrwny's members as a
body, for our audit work. for Ihis report, or for Ihe opinions we have formed.
James Saunders (Senior Statutory Audrtorl
Date.. 251612026
For and on behalf of Moore Kingston Smith LLP. Stabjtory Auditor
Appold St,
London
EC2A 2AP
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ANIL AGARWAL RIVERSIDE STUDIOS TRUST
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTlVtTIES IINCLUD14G INCOME AND EXpEND￿uRE ACCOUNTI
FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
Unrnstricted
funds
g•neral
2025
Total
2025
Income from:
Donations and legacies
Charitable activtitses
Other trading acliwl*s
Investments
145.013
1.133.232
763,554
1.003
145,013
1,133,232
763.554
1.003
T¢Aal Income
2,042,802
2.042,802
Expenditure on:
Rwsing funds..
charitab￿ activitres."
2,255,537
2,255,537
Total resources expenditure
2.255,537
2.255,$37
Net expenditure befor• transfers
(212,7351
1212,7351
Transfers
Net Movement in Funds for the pertod
1212,735)
1212,7351
Total funds at 27 June 2024
Total funds at 31 March 102S
16
1212,735
The slalement of financial acliwties includes an gains and tsses re¢o3nised in the period.
All income and expendriU￿ demie frrrfn ¢￿￿AulAg actsvibes.
The Staternent of Finan￿al AclNities a150 complEs ¥*ryth the Wu1￿ments for an income and expenditure
account under the Cm)panies Act 2tx)6.
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ANIL AGARWAL RIVERSIDE STUDIOS TRUST
BALANCE SHEET
AS AT 31 P41ARCH 2025
2025
Notes
Fixed Assets
Tangible assets
Intangible fixed assets
10
11
10.346,611
10.346.611
Current Assets
Stocks
Oebtofs
Cash at bank and in hand
13
12
20,514
483,752
445,114
949,380
Creditors
Amounts faling due wthin year
14
{1.108,7261
Net Current Assets
1159.346
Total ass•ts less current liabilities
10, 187,265
Creditors. Amounts falhng due after m¢¥e
than one year
1S
110.400,0001
Nel Liabilitie$
212,7351
Fund$
General
1212,7351
1212,7351
The financial statwnenls w•re approved by the Trustees on 2516r2026
FDIFjFc>I￿l￿..
Nitesh Gor
Trustee
Company Regislration No. 15805952
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ANIL AGARWAL RIVERSIDE STUDIOS TRUST
CASH FLOW STATEMENT
AS AT 31 MARCH 2025
2025
Notes
Bh from O
eratin
aclivities
Cash generated from operatson5
460.645
Investin
activities
Purchase Df IntangitAe assets
Purchase of tarKJible fixed assets
Proceeds on disposal of tsngible assets
Inlerest inwne
110.414.5281
{1.0031
Net Cash used in investing xtivit
110,415.5311
Receipt ol loans
Repayment of LK•rrov•ings
10,400,000
Net Cash used in financing activilies
10.400,(OJ
Net increase in cash and cash
equivalents in the financial period
445,114
Cash and cash equivalents at the Ixginning
of the financial period
Cash and cash equivalents *t the end of the
rinancial period
445,114
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ANIL AGARWAL RIVERSIDE STUDIOS TRUST
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEIIEIITS
FOR THE PERW)D ENDED 31 IIARCH 2025
Accounting pditie
Company infomution
Riverside Studios Ttusi ￿ 4 th4rk*fe c(Thpany tynited by guawthe inworated in EnglaThY Wales.
Th2 registe￿d office is. CIO Csc Cts (Uk) Lwnited 5 Churchill Plxe, 1LYh Fkn￿. London. United ￿￿9￿&￿. E14 SHU.
1.1 Accounting ¢ofiv•ntion
The f￿ancial statenEnts have teen kwafed • acCO￿an(e ihe Companies kt 2C(6. the Charil*s Act 2011 and
"Accwnting and Repor&ng by 0￿r￿e5". stat￿ni of RecL*1vnen(￿ PraCts￿ appffica￿e to c*arities prepanNJ their
accounts irt accordance ￿th the Fi￿￿￿￿1 RepNting Stsndard arwlicable m the UK and Re￿￿< of Irel8nd IFRS 1021-
leffecb¥e from 1 January 20191. Tl* (hanty $ a Pubk 8enEfiI Entity as tkfirEd by FRS 102.
The fwancial ststements are prepared in 51ethroJ. *thich ￿ the fiThYM)rwl cwrTncy rf lh• charity. mone￿ affw)unls in these
rinanoal statements arp roun¢Jed to tre neareslL
The finanryal s¢aterrwfs p￿pa￿d uththe ¢ost ¢onv¢nbM. The prirt4J)al atL*vntiryJ poli¢i¢s adopted
ore xtotst belaw.
Acco*mUn9 Pwiod
The finarKial 5ldtements have been prepared ILY the *¢ountsng pentyj from 27 Jur* 2024 to 31 Marth 2025. This is a short
accowting penc¢J as it ￿￿eSents the peTr￿ from irKwwation lo Ihe cthosen year end.
1.3 Going toncem
The TrustEes have asse55ed Ihe Twsvs lo as a gc¢ng concern, I￿9 into account its f￿antya1 poSthC￿,
a¥aikb18 funding, prqected c35h fknws ar#J the Lwats¢)n￿ enwonmenL The Tru5tÈes have tev*wed detai￿ t￿￿gets,
IS￿￿oW forec*sis and ana￿ co¥erAw a ai ￿3$1 mtyiihs frr￿ the of appwval of these
rinanoal slalement5.
The TfUSI be￿Ilts frtyn a ttym81 sponsNthip aThl IramE*ryk ayreefflwl Vedanta Resou￿5 Liniled. yovpdirrtj a sta￿e
plaiform of fund￿9 SUFfth over Ihe m&lium temi. A￿0. Ihe Tru*es have ￿tel¥e￿ cOnfvm8￿n from Vedants Resourtts
LirnilEd that financial suwcrt will t* fLwthc￿￿kTrg fu the f¢xeSeea￿e fuiure. being a per￿d al not th than h4tfve months
from the dal¢ th41 these finanryal 51atewts *re approved. In addition. the Trust continues ￿ genErdle Income fri)m
art&1￿. hospitality and venutrhire acts¥th5. and Is acb¥* te¥er* strewns Irthdir9 grants. donat¥)ns
and commeroal partnershw*.
Having CWSklered ts avail8W fiTranc￿ resourtes. SpOr￿r crynmthents. eyrJed rtame frrffl op¢ratK)n5 and the
me35urès in place to mana3È costs and n5ks. the Trus*es are satisftd the Trusi h85 •Yequate resourcts to continue
in operat#)nal e￿r￿e fv the fo￿se2aLlE fuiu¥e. AccudiThJty. the Trustees to adopt the gtyr¥J cancern basis in
preparing the f*ianri41 Stale￿￿n15..
IJ IncomE
In￿rne 15 recogntswy ￿ th¢ Staterrwl of FirwKJal Ndmbes L¥ice the ha6 ents"tknwt lo ihe lunds. probab* th*
the Income ￿ceNted an¢J the amounttan be Measu￿ reli4bi¥. D¢￿￿on5 are accoynted as receiwed by the
charity. Incone r& deferred when it Is sFerJfIG￿ty related lo fulureac£ounlng p¢riods.
1.4 Eipendituve
Liabilitie5 are recogn￿1 as reswrce5 evnded as sow as Ithe￿ L8 a *gal or cc¥)StrucbYe c4)mmKw the tharty
to Ihe expendilure. Wl resouices e4)ensed we aCc￿￿led an ￿￿￿LS ba%&
1.5 Allouts"on ol support ¢08ts
Support costs are allocated fvndrai*ng. chartabk ach￿.
1.6 Tao9ible Fix•d Asvts
T8ngib* fued assets are Initia￿ rneasufed al t4JSI net of (jeryecja¢￿ and any unpairment ID55e5.
Dep￿￿atIOn Is recognised so as ￿ wite off Ihe t05t ry valuation of a55efs *55 their ￿5￿￿41 v¥bxs over their useful b'ves
on the fdbwing b¥ses".
Buikjing Improve￿￿￿ts- Shell 8 Ccrft
8uikling Impiovements. Fit￿l
Buikjing ImproveM￿ts- Chent Direet
Buibjing Improveffenb- FF&E
Capital OevetDrmenl- Cnema
tJfict Equiprnenl
Catering Equipment
SludK) Equiprnenl
Cxher Equipment
strab3ht thne
4% straKJhl
10% stratyjhl Ime
20% stra4hl line
2% Stsawjhl
33.33% slraighl hie
20% strai9hl Ime
20% stravjhl kne
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ANIL AGARWAL RIVERSIDE STUDIOS TRUST
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEIIENTS
FOR ThE PERIOD ENDED 31 IIARCH 2026
A¢counting pollci¢s {con￿n￿¢d)
1.6 Tan9lble Flxed A55ets
The gain or loss arising on the distt)sa of w asset ¢s deterrnined as Ihe thffweKe beh¥een the s* pweds and Ihe carrying
value of Ihe asset. is posted in Ihe statem￿ of fin￿Cial acliwbes.
1.7 Irr4)almient of fixed assets
Al each repornng perK)d end date. Ihe cjjmpany ¥ev￿¥S the carwn9 amounts of rts tangitit a$sths to deternine whetherthere Is
any Indicabon Ihai Ihose assets have suffered an irnpairment knss. If any such indic*on e￿$1$. the re￿erab￿ amount oflhe
asset is e5tirnaled In rKder lo deterFn1ne the ex*ni of the irnpairment10ss lif any). Wkere It is not possble to esbmate the
recoverable arrKunt dan inthwthjal asset. the entty esb"mate5 the reco¥erat* amwnt ofthe £3sh-gerwaling unil lo bvhith Ihe
a55et be￿ngS.
Recoverabk arrojnt is the higher of tsr vaue less costs ro seN. and Wdlue in use. In asses51ng value In use. the estirnated future
tash flows are discounted 10 Iheir we5enl vafue USLrwJ a prtrtsx dIscoL￿t raie that relleus current rnarkei assessments ufthe
tine ¥a￿e of mNey and Ihe risks 5pecifKto the asset the estimates of fiJture cash lknvs have not been adiusted.
Ifthe recovw&Ye amount of an asset cawenerating unrtl is e$b"mated ro be fess Ihan rts ￿rryIng amowt. Ihe c￿r￿ng
amount of the asset (C￿ ￿$h 9enerabThJ unrtl Is ￿v¢ed 10 its recA)vera￿e amcwJnl. An Impairment ￿$$ is ￿Cognised
mediatety In the slalernwl of financial activity, unle5$ the rewdnl 355el is al a waueLI arn￿nt. in which ￿se the
irnpa1m￿nt Ioss 1$ treated as a re¥ahJab"w decTr35e.
REU)gnised Impairment kjsses a￿ ￿erSed if. and If Ihe reasons Ihe impaim)ern loss have ¢easEd to appty. Where an
impairrnent loss svbsequarty ￿VerSe$. Ihe cati￿n9 amwni ol the asset {c￿caS￿eTheratIng unit) 15 iKrea$ed to the rewsed
estimaie of its recovwabk arnounL tojt so thalthe Ir￿￿ased catrwry amount does exceed the cafrying amwnt Ihatwcwl(f
have been detsmned had k)ss been recogrmsed fcrf the asset ILV cash-generaDng unit) in prior years.
1.8 Cash •1 Bank and in hand
Cash ot bank and in hand are bayc asset5 and Incknje (ash in hand. dewsits t*KI ai call wilh banks, olher 5hort-term
liquid investments wth original Ma￿riDeS of Ihree n￿￿[h5 or k$s. and bank overdrafts. Bank overdrats are shown wilhin
bOrrO￿￿S In current lia￿"11￿S.
1.8 Fin•n¢lal in$truments
The company has onty bagc finwoal instrunents measLxed * arnrbsed cos( *￿th financial instrum*)ts dassified as Olher,
or basic instruments measu￿￿ at f￿r value.
1.10 Employee benefits
The costs ol shcrt4erm effl￿￿ee beneffts a￿ re¢ogruswJ as a l• and an eypense. ￿1¢$$ th08e ￿$t9 a￿ ￿Ul￿(l to be
reco9n15ed as part ol the cost ol sioc* or fixed assets.
The cosl of any unused holkjay erthrnent is rwrlsed fft Ihe int•hch the eryjbyee's se￿￿ are ftr*ived.
1.11 Retirement benefrts
Payn)ents to der￿ed C(￿￿bubOn ￿eti￿ment teneft 5cheffles are (tsged as an expense 85 they fall due.
1.12 Leases
Rentals payatle under operabng leases. uKknlin9 any IEase jincenbves reC￿ed. are charged to ￿t(me on a straighl kne ba515
over the terrn of the re￿vant le8$e except where anothef more systemabc bass Is repre$entalTrve ofihe lime pallem in
which economic benefits trorn the leased asset are conS￿ned.
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ANIL AGARWAL RIVERSIDE STUDIOS TRUST
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEPnS
FOR TrIE PERIOD E14DÉO 31 MARCH 2025
Accountlng po11¢it$ Icontinuedl
1.12 Leases l¢ortinu•dl
Rental in￿e from operating ￿aseS is recc#Jnise¢ on a str4ht-kne ba5E Dverthe term olthe rele¥ani rease. Initial th'rect
costs IncL*￿ In neg¢JtiatiTrJ and arrangiry an OFef8t'ng kase are &Y¢Jed fo the carrying amouni of the kased asset 8nd
recogni5ed on a straight-line basis over Ihe kase temi.
1.13 Government wants
Government grants a￿ recogni5ed ai the far value of the 355et rec•¥ed ￿ recwvat4e vthen there is reasonable aSsUrar￿e
that the grant tonditscns VA t* mei and Ihe grants be rec*¥ed.
1.14 Fund accouffling
GeFRral funds are wire51Fided f￿1$￿&￿￿ch are use at Ihe di5crebcffi of Ihe Tw51ees in fvrtherance ofthe general
rA)ieuNe$ elthe company whith have not been ¢Jesignate(J for otrw purwses.
1.15 Taxation
The Company is a registwed as is entilled to exwTylw laxation ￿ ts ¢*0[itab￿ actNiiies under the
Cowrabon Tax Act 2010.
1.16 Stock
Stccks are 5tsted at the lower of cc6t r*1 reatsable Costs indLNJe al dwect Costs incuThed in brirying the sloth to
Ihe wesent ￿ation and c￿￿rtI￿. Nei ￿a￿"sable value is based on esbmaied selling prKe le5S 8Try ftjrther costs expected to
be incurred lo comFletion. At each reFQrttw date, an asses$menl is made for impaitrnenL Any Exce55 01 the carrwng 3rnount
of stocks over ils eslimale¢J seling price less cosrs to cixnplete aThJ sd Is reccgnised as an Irrpairment k)ss in yofit or b)ss.
Reversals of Impairmert losses a150 recowised ￿ profil ￿ km.
l Judg¢ments & Estimation Uncertainty
In the applrats'on of Ihe companls ac£ountmg polir3es, the d1￿ClOr5 a￿ required to rnake judgements. estimates and
assumpih)ns about the calrying amount of asset5 and liabiiffje5 thatare not readity apparent from Other S￿rCeS. The estim*es
and a5500ated assumptions are based on histuKal exwerKe other la(Xor5 that a￿ considered to be relevant. Actual
resutts may ditter frarn these esbmate5.
The estsmates and und2tyTrJ assurnptsons are re¥iv*ed ongoing bass. Rewsicffjs ￿ *tounting eth'rnates are
recognised in the period in w￿Ch the esbmate is w5ed *fiere ihe re¥iS1￿ affects oily Ihat Fewd. or in the perK)O of the
evisicn and future peri￿$ where Ihe fevi5ion affects both txjrrent Ivlvre per￿05.
The fclk7••ng ju¢gements have had Ihe nwl efleol ￿ arnoJnts recognised in Ihe financ4al statements..
Oepreclatlon ¢akulatyon5
The directors have ènLKaled Ihe cost of the r2pital redeve1cprn￿t woiect of Ihe buikn*"ng acmss Ithfferent areas of the
t￿Ilding by reference to square foo13ge. Oepreoab'on co each se(*w has been calcL4ated based on its estimated useful life.
The Dwectors a¢knO￿ge a thfkreni re￿￿ ftwjht ha4Y been obtaw*d had an atrrnative metwdogy t*en adowed.
Fixed Assets Values
The mosi 5ignificanljudgemenl Fektes to ￿ Klentifration and measwerneN ofthe assets an6 liaiybbes acouired rm the
acquisits￿ of the tHj￿neSS of Riversde TJust lunder administrabcnl 01 Octoter 2024 The assets acquireLI viere reco9nised
at their lairvalue5 at Ihe date of acquisition. based on maDagement's assessment ol the Infemiation avalta￿e at that date.
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE PERIOD ENOED 31 MARCH 2025
Income
Donation & Lègacies
Unrestrict
funds
general
2025
Total
2025
Donation & gifts
Grants ￿ceIv•ble
125.922
19.091
125,922
19,091
145.013
145,013
Charitablo activities
Unrestricted
fund$
9eneral
2025
Total
2025
Studios. pr¢xluctKms and events
¢)Ir￿e ￿nt and seNice charge
393,932
739,300
393,932
739,300
1.133,232
1.133,232
Other Trading A¢tivitre$
Unrestri¢l•d
funds
general
2025
Total
2025
Food and beverages
Catering
758.533
5.021
758,533
S.021
763.$54
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE PERIOD ENOED 31 MARCH 2025
6 Charitable Aclivities
Dlr•ct Costs Support Costs
2025
2025
Total
2025
Ffonl of house and box office
Sludios, p￿￿u￿"{)n$ and events
Catefing
Building costs
442.226
135,686
330.277
452.849
290.639
89.175
217,064
297.621
732,865
224.861
547.341
750.470
1.361.038
894.499
2.255.537
7 Swpport ¢￿ts
Total
2025
Stsff costs
Other staff cost
Bad debt
IT and website cost
Travel & SubsiSt￿e
markekn.ng
l)ffice and administration costs
577.025
23.286
346
61,895
555
32,503
159,256
854.868
Governance costs
Audit and AccoJntanty Fees
Legal and Profe531r￿al Fees
24,400
16,231
894.499
8 Trustees
None of the Trustees lor any persons connetted ¥￿th thwnl rKeNed any remuneration in the current year.
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE PERIOD ENr￿D 31 M*A¢H 2025
9 Employees
Number of ernployee5
2025
Permanent siaff
Casual Slaff
20
60
80
EnFploym•ni Costs
2025
Wages arbj Sabries
SOCI￿ Securty costs
Other pension costs
894,840
81,978
15,413
992.231
The number ol employees whose annud ￿Mune￿D￿ T￿$ £ ￿l.cO) or more %¥we O.
The Charitls Key Management pe￿C￿E1 the Board ofTrnstees. IIE Exectrtives Team the Sen
Manasement Team. Total benefits receNe(l ty Ihe ExeDJtives and Senior M8na9ement Team in the period amunled to
£134.268.The Trustees received £0 In remunerat*)n in the penod.
Included r wag85 and saL4ries ave twminalxjn p4Then15 of £43,333.
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE PERIOO ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
10 Tangible fixed assets
Freehold
Building
Plant &
Equipment
Total
Cost or valuation
Beginning of the penod
Additions
DisFwIs
10.062.474
352,054
10,414,528
At 31 March 2025
10,062.474
352,054
10.414,528
Depreclatlon
Beginning of tr£ period
Charge for Ihe period
Eliminated on disposal
50,293
17.624
67.917
At 31 March 2025
50.293
17.624
67,917
Net book values
At 31 March 2025
10.012.181
334.430
10,346.611
11 Intangible fixed assets
Goodwill
2025
Cost or valuation
8eginning of the period
Additions
At 31 March 2025
Amortisation
Beginning of the peri&
Charge lor the ￿rIOd
Impairment
At 31 March 2025
Net book Values
At 31 March 2025
13 Stocks
2025
Stock
20,514
20.514
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ANIL AGARWAL RIVERSIDE STUDIOS TRUST
NOTES TO THE FINANCiAL STATEMENTS
Fcrfi THE pE￿D ENDED 31 MAA¢H ￿2$
12 Debto
2025
Trode debtts
epaymenls and I￿lYr￿
Other deblUS
233.642
237.213
12.897
483.752
13 R¢tlrem¢rt sthwn•s
Defined contrib￿l¢n 5thqmes
The chanty operate5 8 defi￿ conts*yJtw Eension scheme lor814uatyry The assets ofthe scheme are
5eparaiety from Ihose of ihe chanty in ￿ I￿epeThjenty adminstered lund_
The charg• to Statement of Financial ￿£b￿leS Il re¥Éet ￿dEfir￿d (pe￿0￿ cost51 was £15.413.
14 Creditarn". amounts lalling due within y
2025
Trade Credi1ry5
Other Credil¢vs
Accruals and deferred irKome
VAT Iiab*ty
Othei laxaliull socknII security
Persion Payable5
444.956
355.702
151.553
139.843
8.672
1,108.726
15 Cr•ditOVS." am￿￿¢$14￿￿g o¥ar 0￿Y&)r
2025
ounl duE lo parent undert*r
10.41X).IYJD
10.4rK).000
The ￿￿-terM labithty iepresent a serAKe¢ term loan Irr*n Veda•la Resources Lyniied. the tharivs SO￿ rnerTthI. wilh a
mamvnurn lacility of £35m, of which £10.4m had been dra￿￿ at Ihe repornw da￿. Tne &)aTr *d5 entered Inte on 22
October 2024 to finance the aC4L￿1￿0￿ of IhE bus1ness aTrJ assets of Rw5vJe TnJ51 (in adminL5trathonl. induding the
RI￿rSide siudios propety. The faolity cAir*s in*resi ai 2.25% perannurn. no in*rest accnJitYJ fof Ihe firsi 24
months follomng the inthal dra1￿0*n The IDan ￿ secured by a legal charge over the *a$eh￿d Interest In RIve￿Ide
stud￿5. RepaywerA ol the loan ￿ due M ¢Jern•*J ￿ eailier lh￿ frye year& and no laler than firteen years fvorn th2 date
of first ulibsa￿On.
16 Funds
llo￿Tren1 In
Futhjs
In¢ome
*rter4und
TAn5fvs
8aLirKe aE
31.03.2025
27.06.2024
Expenditur•
Unre51ricted Fund.
2.042.802
12,255.S371
1212.7351
IIM7,802
212.7J5
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31 IAARCH 2025
17 Anatysis of net assets b814veen fvwKIs
2025
Total
Funds
Genernl
Fund5
Fund balance5 at 31 March 2025 are reprE5ented by..
Inta￿5￿ble fixed assels
Tangible assets
Current asse1511liat#'htie51 l Nel cvrrenl assets
Long temi liabih.ties
10,346.611
1159,346
10,346,611
1159,3461
110.400.0(M)I
net assets at 31 marth 2024
1212.735
212,735
18 Cash generated from operations
2025
Net movement in fiJnd$ fty the per
Adjustsnents for:
Deprecialion of prop￿. ￿ant and equipry￿1
Amorti5alw ol intangille fixed assets
Interesl Ir￿rne
Ilncreaselldecrease in Stocks
Ilncreaselldecrease in Irade and other debtors
Increaselldecrease) in Irade ond ther crethiO(S
1212.7351
67.917
1,003
120,5141
(483,7531
1,108,726
Cash gen¢rate(I from operniion¥
460,645
19 R•l•t•d Party Tran$a¢b"on$
During the period, the tharity enlwed into a loan a9￿men1 wilh Vedanta ReSoUr￿S Lirniled, the chwills sole
mernker. under a seojred sterting term loan laolty of up to £15m. The kian agreemeni was entered inio on 22 October
2024 10 support the acquisiti￿ of Ihe buwes$ and assets of RNerside Tru4 lin adminisirationl. induding RiversiLle
Studios. together with associaled WLKking capital and capital expeThdi￿re reouirements. At Ihe rep¢￿Ing date, £10.4m
had been drawm and ￿MaIned outstanding. The faulity bears interest al 2.25Yu per annum, ￿1h no Interest acuuing
during the first 24 months initkal utrlisabon. and 1$ sec￿ed by a lega charge over Riverside Studios.
During the period, the charity also received an unre$tricJed donatic￿ of £100.(AYJ from Vedanta Resour￿$ kn'mited. In
addilian. the charity invO￿d Vedania Reswrce5 tsmited £13.385 in fellqiion 10 events held durin9 the perio(l. Of
£4.805 had been receiveLI by 31 March 2025. leawThJ an amwnt tjue from the reb#ied paty of £8.580 at the period end
which wa5 seltled in full after the period end.
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