Docusign Envelope ID: 07C0824E-DBD0-41EB-8E57-6BDCF80DCDA6 # **THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF LAUNDERERS BENEVOLENT TRUST FUND** ## **TRUSTEES' ANNUAL REPORT AND ACCOUNTS** **PERIOD ENDED 31 MAY 2025** **Registered Charity no 262750** Docusign Envelope ID: 07C0824E-DBD0-41EB-8E57-6BDCF80DCDA6 **THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF LAUNDERERS BENEVOLENT TRUST FUND** **TRUSTEES' ANNUAL REPORT AND ACCOUNTS PERIOD ENDED 31 MAY 2025** |**Contents**|| |---|---| |**Trustees' Annual Report**|**2 - 4**| |**Report of Independent Examiner**|**5**| |**Statement of Financial Activities**|**6**| |**Balance Sheet**|**7**| |**Notes to the Annual Accounts**|**8 - 11**| Page 1 Docusign Envelope ID: 07C0824E-DBD0-41EB-8E57-6BDCF80DCDA6 ## **THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF LAUNDERERS BENEVOLENT TRUST FUND TRUSTEES' ANNUAL REPORT PERIOD ENDED 31 MAY 2025** ## REFERENCE INFORMATION The Worshipful Company of Launderers Benevolent Trust Fund (the "Charity") is registered with the Charity Commission under no 262750 and is constituted by a Declaration of Trust dated 14 February 1963. The sole office of the Charity is at Launderers' Hall, 9 Montague Close, London Bridge, London SE1 9DD. ## TRUSTEES The Trustees of the Charity are the Master, Deputy Master and the two Wardens of the The Worshipful Company of Launderers ("the Company") at any one time. The Company elects and installs its new Master and Wardens in June/July each year. In normal circumstances a person will be a member of Master and Wardens ( and thus a Trustee) for a period of four years The current Trustees are as follows: John Shonfeld Master Charles Betteridge Deputy Master Graham Oakley Senior Warden Alistair James Mackinder Renter Warden ## GOVERNANCE The Objects of the Benevolent Trust Fund are set out in the ordinances of the Worshipful Company of Launderers and are :- To provide relief to existing and retired members of the Laundry Industry suffering hardship and to the wives, widows, children, orphans or others depending upon them; Education in matters relating to the Craft of Laundering and kindred occupations (the "Craft") and scholarships, prizes and research in connnection therewith, including the establishment or maintenance of schools or colleges; Sponsorship for character development schemes for young persons; Support for writing Technical Textbooks for the Craft; Donations to charitable causes in the City of London and elsewhere; and for any other charitable objects as agreed by the Court of the Worshipful Company of Launderers. In January 1998 the Laundry and Cleaning Education Trust Fund became a restricted fund of the Charity; this fund has well defined objects. The fund is to be applied in or towards the promotion, encouragement and improvement of general scientific and technological knowledge and education of persons engaged in or about to engage in the Laundry and Cleaning Industries, or in any employment manual or otherwise connected therewith. The tragic death of Murray Simpson led to "The Murray Simpson Memorial Fund" being formed. Agreement has been made with the Textile Services Association that the administration of the Fund be carried out as a separate part of the Education Fund. Further details can be seen in Note 1.6 in the notes to the accounts. A generous gift has enabled the Oliver Family Education Fund to be established within the Education Fund. The aims of the Fund shall be to offer financial support to provide industry training events, directed towards leadership and management in the first instance. Further details can be seen in note 1.7 in the notes to the accounts. In March 2002, at the instigation of Past Master Richard Orford, the Charity created a Capital Endowment Fund with the purpose of increasing the Charity's capital base. There is no separate governing document: the intention is for the capital to be retained and the investment income is credited to the General Fund where it is available for distribution as grants. Long term member and past master, the late Arthur Kennedy, set up a fund to provide long term financial support for our industry's education. The principal amount of the fund of £150,000 was designated to be invested, and not spent while the investment income can be used for the specific purpose as defined by the donor for education and spent at the discretion of the Education Committee of the Livery, and supported by the court. Page 2 Docusign Envelope ID: 07C0824E-DBD0-41EB-8E57-6BDCF80DCDA6 ## **THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF LAUNDERERS BENEVOLENT TRUST FUND TRUSTEES' ANNUAL REPORT (continued)** The Charity is administrered by two Committees of the Company:the Benevolent Committee and Education Committee. During the period to 31st May 2025 the Benevolent Committee was chaired by Past Master Paul Higgs and the Education Committee by Current Master John Shonfeld. The Clerk, Margaret Campbell, since retired, attended most of the meetings of the Committees and carried out the day to day administration. Accounts are prepared by the Treasurer, Carolyn Denise Shacklady who is also reponsible for the Annual Report and Accounts. The Trustees employ the services of an independent firm of stockbrokers Messrs Ravenscroft Investments (UK) Ltd , to advise them on the management of the Charity's investments. The Charity's investments are held in collective funds in order to ensure adequate spread of risk. ## MANAGEMENT OF INVESTMENTS The investments are managed as a single portfolio having regard to the objectives and policies determined by the Trustees. In previous accounts the total portfolio has been attributed to the funds as if they were separate portfolios. The Trustees have reviewed this approach and consider that it does not reflect the manner in which the total portfolio is managed. Accordingly, in these accounts, the year end value of investments attributable to individual funds has been determined by reference to the attributable percentage as at the year end. Income is distributed to each fund according to percentages at the time. The percentages only change with capital contributions to or capital withdrawls from the pooled investment fund. Details of the portfolio and the effective allocation percentages are shown in note 7 on Page 12. ## PUBLIC BENEFIT Throughout the year, when considering applications for support received by the Charity, the Trustees kept in mind the Charity Commission's guidance on public benefit. Requests for support from individuals were considerered based upon their association with Craft and their need, without regard to their geographical location or other restriction. Other charities receiving grants are normally based in or have specific activities within the City of London or within the area of Southwark: in these cases, the Trustees ensure that the charities concerned have clearly defined benefits and that there are no obvious restrictions on the availability of such benefits. The Statement of Financial Activities on page 6 shows that the total income of the Charity for the period amounted to £36,142 (2024: £33,828) , total grants made (shown in detail in note 2) amounted to £31,461 (2024 : £36,113). During the year the General Fund provided monthly grants to 1 former member of the industry or their dependents. The market valuation of the Charity's investments showed a gain for the period of £3,796 (2024 : £16,381). ## RESERVE POLICY The Trustees have adopted the policy of, wherever possible, spending the annual income of each of the funds during the year. Any undistributed income for the year is available for distribution in subsequent years. In addition, the intention is to protect the existing capital base of the Charity against inflation over the medium term. The Trustees consider that the present reserves of the funds are the minimum required to provide sufficient income from which to meet the many requests for help made to them. Page 3 Docusign Envelope ID: 07C0824E-DBD0-41EB-8E57-6BDCF80DCDA6 ## **THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF LAUNDERERS BENEVOLENT TRUST FUND** ## **TRUSTEES' ANNUAL REPORT (continued)** ## STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES' RESPONSIBILITIES The Trustees are responsible for preparing the Trustees' Report and accounts in accordance with applicable law and United Kingdom Accounting Standards (United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practice). The Law applicable to Charities in England & Wales requires the Trustees to prepare accounts for each financial year which give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the Charity and of the incoming resources and application of resources of the Charity for that period. In preparing these accounts, the Trustees are required to: - select suitable accounting policies and then apply them consistently; - observe the methods and principles in the Charities SORP; - make judgements and estimates that are resonable and prudent; - state whether applicable accounting standards have been followed, subject to any material departures disclosed and explained in the accounts; and - prepare the accounts on the going concern basis unless it is inappropriate to presume that the Charity will continue in business. ## COURT OF ASSISTANTS RESPONSIBILITES The Trustees are responsible for keeping proper accounting records that disclose with reasonable accuracy at any time the financial position of the Charity and enable them to ensure that the financial statements comply with the Charities Act 2011 as amended in 2022, the Charity (Accounts and Reports ) Regulations 2008 and the provisions of the Trust Deed. They are also responsible for safeguarding the assets of the Charity and hence for taking reasonable steps for the prevention and detection of fraud and other irregularities. The Trustees confirm that the Charity's assets are available and adequate to fulfil the obligations of the Charity. ## 24/03/2026 Approved by the Trustees and signed for on their behalf on….............................. …...................................... …...................................... John Shonfeld Carolyn Denise Shacklady Master Treasurer Page 4 Docu81gn En¥elopo10.. 07Ca824E-D8DI)41EB-8E57-6BDCF80DCDA6 TBE WORsillpifuL COPI￿ANy OF IAUNDC4 REI RS Ilb NbVOLENTTRUST FUND TRUSTfC4 S, ANNUAL REPORT AND ACCOUNI'S rri]UOD ENDED 31 MAY 1025 INDbP£NDkNr ri￿AmI￿rER'S RE,PORT TO THE TRUSTIIS OF i'Hr. WORSHIPI,'UL COMPAIYY OF LAUNDERERS TIENEVOLENf TRUST FUND I r¢port ID the ¢rus1￿5 on my examinaiiort of d￿a¢¢W￿lS ofThe Worshipful Companyof LaU￿erer8D¢neVO1eDt Tnilt Fund for the ￿lOd ettded 31 May 2025. Respettlve resp￿￿81b[llt[o5 of tryste¢J exttmluet As Ihc Charity's trustees you r￿pon￿1b1e for Ihc pe￿orAtion0fthC aocounts in aceord&nc#with th¥ requlrcrn¢ntsof the Chariiids ALE2011 a$afft¢TrJd In 20221.ihe Acl'l. I report inrespe¢i ofmy examinationof the'l'ru5V$ o¢¢ountS ¢eTri￿ out unders￿tion 145 of thr2011 Acland in C￿￿1￿8￿￿1 my cxArninalion.I have follow￿ all the appI￿Nble Direelionsgiven by thechariiies Cornmissii)n wjd iiun 14515llblof the Aa. Indepe￿a¢neIl￿iM￿ne￿ Ststtmtttt I have comploted my ex8ming1ion. l ¢onfinn Ihtstno materi￿ m4uer.* have th)m¢to my attention in wnnxlion with the examin￿li0n ￿leh giY¢s mr caus¢ts> beI￿ve Ihal in, any materi41 respe¢i". th¢a¢¢ounEill8 records werc not kept in ￿Ords￿re￿I￿ section 130 ofthecknttt￿s A¢1, or th¢a￿u￿r$ did Th]I￿Ord with thc uccounting reco￿8.. or th¢a¢¢ounts did Mt¢omply withthe8ppli¢ablerequimnen15 oonccrning tkn fomi ond¢ont¢ttt of accounts sei out ￿th¢ch￿ItIeS{A¢¢ou￿ls and ReportslR¥Bulation5 2008 othcrlhlln any requirement that theaccounts 8iveg'tru¥ irKI fai¢ vi¢w which Is ￿ta m&llcr¢oMsithr partofBn indepondellt¢xaminaiion. I coneem5and havo ¢ome aerow no otherMth￿ ￿￿￿re¢ll0￿ with the eN*nittHtion t¢k whichgtt¢nlimshwld be in this rBPOrt in ottlerto ¢nablE a properunde]stgndinBofd* w*unts to bE reAched. SAra Brown FCA Kings CAPLld 4 Grovdartds Boundary Wsy H￿Ie1 HempS￿d FlcrtfDrdshiro Date..3.￿..￿**Income**
Donations and legacies
Investment Income
Other income
**Total Income**
**Expenditure**
Charitable Activities
Other Expenditure
Management & Administration
**Total Expenditure**
Net Gains/(Losses) on Investments
Net Movement in Funds
Balance brought forward 1.4.2024
Balance carried forward 31.5.2025|UNRESTRICTED
RESTRICTED
**2025**
FUNDS
FUNDS
General
Capital
Education
Murray
Oliver
Total
Fund
End Fund
Fund
Simpson
Family
Fund
Trust
£
£
£
£
£
£
7,146
-
-
-
-
7,146
18,531
-
7,698
547
2,034
28,810
186
-
-
-
-
186
25,863
-
7,698
547
2,034
36,142
25,675
-
5,160
-
626
31,461
-
-
-
-
-
-
3,767
-
1,291
177
658
5,893
29,442
-
6,451
177
1,284
37,354
2,375
251
876
62
232
3,796
(1,204)
251
2,123
432
982
2,584
416,127
63,428
193,865
14,748
48,112
736,280
**414,923**
**63,679**
**195,988**
**15,180**
**49,094**
**738,864**|UNRESTRICTED
RESTRICTED
**2024**| |---|---|---| |||FUNDS
FUNDS| |||| |||General
Capital
Education
Murray
Oliver
Total| |||Fund
End Fund Fund
Simpson Family| |||Fund
Trust| |||£
£
£
£
£
£| |||7,599
-
-
-
300
7,899
17,559
-
5,554
488
1,566
25,167
62
-
700
-
-
762| |||| |||25,220
-
6,254
488
1,866
33,828| |||| |||| |||| |||20,389
-
5,400
2,665
7,659
36,113
-
-
-
-
410
410
6,706
-
1,121
80
296
8,203| |||| |||27,095
-
6,521
2,745
8,365
44,726| |||| |||9,253
1,271
4,407
318
1,132
16,381| |||| |||7,378
1,271
4,140
(1,939)
(5,367)
5,483| |||| |||408,749
62,157
189,725
16,687
53,479
730,797| |||| |||**416,127**
**63,428**
**193,865**
**14,748**
**48,112**
**736,280**| Page 6 Docusign Envelope ID: 07C0824E-DBD0-41EB-8E57-6BDCF80DCDA6 ## **THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF LAUNDERERS BENEVOLENT TRUST FUND BALANCE SHEET 31st MAY 2025** |**FIXED ASSET**
**INVESTMENTS**
Marketable Securities
**CURRENT ASSETS**
Sundry Debtors
Bank Account - Current
Bank Account - Deposit
Sundry Creditors
**NET CURRENT ASSETS**
TOTAL ASSETS
REPRESENTED BY
FUND ACCOUNTS|UNRESTRICTED
RESTRICTED
**2025**
FUNDS
FUNDS
General
Capital
Education
Murray
Oliver
Total
Fund
End Fund
Fund
Simpson
Family
Fund
Trust
£
£
£
£
£
£
402,453
54,489
189,824
13,498
50,156
710,420
-
-
-
-
-
-
1,765
7,717
1,034
1,318
(2,417)
9,417
10,875
1,473
5,130
364
1,355
19,197
12,640
9,190
6,164
1,682
(1,062)
28,614
(1,600)
-
-
-
-
(1,600)
11,040
9,190
6,164
1,682
(1,062)
27,014
**413,493**
**63,679**
**195,988**
**15,180**
**49,094**
**737,434**
**413,493**
**63,679**
**195,988**
**15,180**
**49,094**
**737,434**|UNRESTRICTED
RESTRICTED
**2024**
FUNDS
FUNDS
General
Capital
Education Murray
Oliver
Total
Fund
End Fund Fund
Simpson Family
Fund
Trust
£
£
£
£
£
£| |---|---|---| |||399,275
54,059
188,325
13,391
49,760
704,810
-
-
-
-
-
-
4,823
7,415
(66)
873
(3,446)
9,599
14,429
1,954
6,806
484
1,798
25,471| |||| |||19,252
9,369
6,740
1,357
(1,648)
35,070| |||(2,400)
-
(1,200)
-
-
(3,600)| |||16,852
9,369
5,540
1,357
(1,648)
31,470| |||**416,127**
**63,428**
**193,865**
**14,748**
**48,112**
**736,280**| |||| |||**416,127**
**63,428**
**193,865**
**14,748**
**48,112**
**736,280**| Page 7 Docusign Envelope ID: 07C0824E-DBD0-41EB-8E57-6BDCF80DCDA6 ## **THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF LAUNDERERS BENEVOLENT TRUST FUND NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS PERIOD ENDED 31 MAY 2025** ## 1 ACCOUNTING POLICIES ## 1.1 Accounting Convention The principal accounting policies applied in the preparation of these accounts are set out below. These policies have been consistently applied to all the years presented, unless othewise stated. The Financial statements have been prepared in accordance with Accounting and Reporting by Charities:Statement of Recommended Practice applicable to charities preparing their accounts in accordance with the Financial Reporting Standards, applicable to the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS102) - (effective January 2015) - Charities SORP (FRS102)). ## 1.2 Legacies and Other Gifts Legacies and other gifts are recognised on receipt ## 1.3 Grants Grants are accounted for on a cash basis ## 1.4 Extended accounting period The current period's financial statements represent a 14 month period to 31 May 2025, the prior period represents a 12 month period to 31 March 2024. ## 1.5 Capital Endowment Fund The Capital Endowment Fund is not subject to a separate governing document: the intention is for the capital to be retained and that the investment income is disbtributed as grants via the General Fund. Accordingly the investment income is credited direct to the General Fund. ## 1.6 Murray Simpson Memorial Fund The untimely tragic death of Murray Simpson showed a groundswell of support to create a lasting legacy for Murray. Discussions with the Textile Services Association and the Worshipful Company of Launderers agreed that the Launderers Benevolent Fund was best placed for the administration of the Fund. The agreement with the TSA includes the following terms: The Fund would only be used for supporting the Textile Rental Management Course in some way, be that a scholarship general subsidy or some other means, so that it is within the Benevolent Education Fund. A separate category would be established as a subsidiary category of the Education Trust Surplus funds would be invested in line with the same principles adopted by the Trust, e.g. with Ravenscroft. Dispositions would be administered by the Education Committee taking the advice of the Fund Committee. The Fund Committee will comprise, TSA Chairman, TSA Treasurer, The Master, and the Treasurer of the Worshipful Company of Launderers and a representative of the family. ## 1.7 Oliver Family Education Trust A generous donation has enabled the following fund with the Education Committee to be set up. The aim of the fund is to provide financial support to provide industry training events, directed towards leadership and management in the first instance All monies will be held on behalf of the Fund by the the Worshipful Company of Launderers Benevolent Trust Fund ( the "Benevolent Trust") in a separate sub-category of the Education Trust. The original gift will be invested in common with the practices adopted by the Benevolent Trust and any income generated will be credited to the Fund's Designated Account. Proposed dispositions from the Fund will be recommended by the Committee to the Education Committee of the Launderers ( the "Education Committee") and such recommendations will be actioned by the Education Committee unless to do so would breach the terms ofthe Education Trust Deed. Whilst it is the intention to make dispositions only out of income there shall be no restricion on the amount of any single dispostion nor on the aggregate of dispositions in any period of time. As the aims of the Fund fall within the Charitable purposes of the Education Trust any individual contributions may be given under Gift Aid and the related tax will be claimed by the Education Trust and credited to the Fund's Designated Account. The Treasurer of the Launderers will provide reports to the Committees at the same time as reports are provided to the Education Committee for its regular meetings which are currently normally held in January, March, June and October. The Committee will comprise: The Master of the Launderers, The Treasurer of the Launderers, Roger Oliver and initially as advisors, Stuart Boyd and John Shonfeld. Page 8 Docusign Envelope ID: 07C0824E-DBD0-41EB-8E57-6BDCF80DCDA6 |**2. GRANTS**
**2.1. General Fund**
**Individuals related to the Laundry Industry**
**City related causes :**
Terloar's Trust
Christ's Hospital School
**Other causes**
Action for Refugee's
Ahoy Centre
Asthma Relief Southwark
Bede House Association
Blind Veterans
Children Ahead
Cracker Jack
DEC re Syria
Demelza House
Deptford Mission
Listening Books
Liverpool Community
London Air Ambulance
London Youth Rowing
Loughborough Junction
Magical Taxi
Malcolm the Weaver
No Going Back
Pecan
Pinpoint Cambridgeshire
Red Cross
Robes Project
South East London Mind
Southside Young
Southwark Cathedral
Team up for Social
The Clink Charity
Winstons Wish
Total Grants from General Fund|2025
£
690
910
6,000
-
1,000
1,000
1,000
-
-
950
-
1,000
1,000
1,500
-
1,000
500
500
3,000
500
1,000
-
1,625
-
-
500
-
-
1,000
-
1,000
**25,675**|2024
£
1,689
-
4,000
500
-
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,500
950
1,000
-
-
-
250
1,000
-
1,000
1,500
-
-
500
-
500
500
-
500
1,000
-
1,000
-| |---|---|---| |||**20,389**| Page 9 Docusign Envelope ID: 07C0824E-DBD0-41EB-8E57-6BDCF80DCDA6 ## **THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF LAUNDERERS BENEVOLENT TRUST FUND** ## **PERIOD ENDED 31 MAY 2025** ## **2.2 Launderers & Cleaners Education Trust** |**2.2 Launderers & Cleaners Education Trust**
Student Bursary
Travelling Scholarship
Laundry & Dry Cleaning Awards
Northumbria University|2025
2024
£
£
3,000
-
-
2,400
2,160
-
-
3,000| |---|---| ||5,160
5,400| ## **2.3 Oliver Family Trust** |**2.3 Oliver Family Trust**
Online Lecture AI in the Industry|2025
2024
£
£
626
-| |---|---| ||626
-| ## **3. FIXED ASSET INVESTMENTS: GLAZIERS HALL LIMITED ("GHL")** 1 Voting Ordinary Share of £25,000 2 Non-Voting 'A'Ordinary Shares of £7,500 2,000 £1 Preference Shares Both classes of Ordinary Share were bequeathed to the Trust from the Estate of Liveryman Stanley Newbury. The Preference Shares were donated to the Trust by Past Master Michael Bennett. No cost was incurred in the acquisition of any of the shares and no value has been attributed thereto. The Ordinary shares give rise to certain entitlements for the use of Glaziers Hall, the benefit of which, together with any associated liabilities for running expenses, have been assigned to the Worshipful Company of Launderers. ## **4. TRUSTEES REMUNERATION** The Trustees received no remuneration or reimbursement of expenses in this or the previous year. ## **5. CURRENT BANK BALANCES** The Current Bank Balances shown in total as £9,417 is kept in accounts with HSBC and the Bank of Scotland. Included within Ravenscroft Investments UK Ltd are cash balances amounting to £19,197. ## **6. TAX RECOVERABLE FROM HMRC IN RESPECT OF GIFT AID RECEIPTS** The income tax recoverable for the current year is not included in the financial statements as a claim has yet to be made. Page 10 Docusign Envelope ID: 07C0824E-DBD0-41EB-8E57-6BDCF80DCDA6 ## **7. FIXED ASSET INVESTMENTS: MARKETABLE SECURITIES** |Allianz UK & Europe
Aubrey Capital Management
Awe UK Reit
Brown Advisory
Cqs New City High
Fidelity Invst Fds
First Sentier
Gore Stree Energy
Greencoat UK Wind
Guardcap
Guiness Global Equity
Herald Inv Trust
IFSL Global
IFSL Titan OEIC
IFSL Titan UCITS
Landseer Global Art
Murray Intl
Nb Private Equity
Pershing
Pictet
Polar Capital
Polar Capital - UK Growth
Prusik Asian
Rathbone Ethical Bond
Royal London Bond
Royal Lond UK Equity
Sanlam Global
Schroder Strat
Tideway UCITS
UK Govt
Vonotobel Fund
Vpc Specialty Lend
Total
General Fund
Capital Endowment Fund
Launderers & Cleaners Education Trust
Murray Simpson Fund
Oliver Family Trust|2025
2025
Market
Cost
Value
£
£
-
-
21,822
21,789
-
-
30,567
28,951
20,334
17,272
36,308
51,225
-
-
26,587
15,911
27,960
23,772
-
-
30,589
34,117
22,799
27,000
20,845
20,006
32,277
32,228
21,027
20,072
18,310
24,954
22,026
27,700
20,037
35,500
21,683
28,377
21,199
20,459
22,454
23,374
45,353
53,700
19,361
18,353
44,323
37,563
20,258
18,565
43,316
49,072
-
-
19,233
15,094
23,036
25,181
22,168
22,517
14,841
14,761
18,386
2,907
687,098
710,420
56.7%
402,453
7.7%
54,489
26.7%
189,824
1.9%
13,498
7.1%
50,156|2024
2024
Market
Cost
Value
£
£
15,958
15,146
-
-
15,790
13,728
20,813
17,246
20,333
17,612
36,308
45,543
23,013
20,394
26,587
15,886
27,959
29,211
27,195
32,746
21,124
23,129
22,800
26,437
38,659
43,145
-
-
-
-
-
-
22,026
24,850
20,036
40,250
21,683
29,565
21,199
21,854
22,454
27,108
45,352
45,712
19,361
18,093
44,323
38,223
20,257
17,999
43,315
45,502
18,310
23,830
19,456
14,737
23,036
24,279
22,167
22,515
-
-
19,196
10,070| |---|---|---| |||678,710
704,810| |||56.7%
399,275
7.7%
54,059
26.7%
188,325
1.9%
13,391
7.1%
49,760| Page 11