VI￿ORIA CENTrE
REGISTERED CHARifY NUMBER 278215
FINANCIALSTATEMEl¥tS FOR THE YÉAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 2025
AR BUSINESS CONSULTAMCY ITD
62 POLWELL LANE
BAATON SEAGRAVE
KEfrERING
NORThAMPTONSHIRE
MN15 6UB

VICTORIA CEPfflIE
EG
RED CHARITY NUMBER
78115
CONTENTS
PAGE NO.
Offlcers, twstees and senlor staff
Trustees. report
Independent Examlnèr's report
Statement olFinancial Affalrs
Balance Sheel
Notes to the Financlal Statements
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VI￿oRIA CENTRE
REGisfERED CHARITY NUM8ER 278215
LEGAi AND ADMINISTRATIVE
MANAGEMENT COmMI￿£E CHARtrY TRUSTEES 2024-25
PRESIDENT {non-Trustee}
Cynthia Bailev
VI￿-PREsIDENT
Vatant
CHAIR
TonyAslam Ito 2017n41
Rosemary Abram (from 20171241
VICE-CHAIR
Rosemary Abram (to 20171241
Valerie Anslow (from 20171241
SECRETARY
Allan Blackman
TREASURER
Jonathan Eklns Ito 011121241
Tony A51am Ifrom 101121241
V.R.C REPRESENTATIVES
Vacant
NORTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE COUNCIL Cllr Jonathan Ekins
ELECTED BY MEMBERSHIP
Rlthard Jackscffl (to 20171241
Tony Aslam
Rosemary Abrarn
Allan Blackman
Valerie An51ow
Annta Matereke
Nile5h Patel
Victorjames
OThER INFORMATION
CENTRE MANAGEME1￿ TEAM
Bogdan Cesauanu, Principal Flnance Officer
Diana Trickett, Principal Operations Mana8er
Marta Jankowska, Principal Childcare Officer
PRINapAL OFFICE
46-50 Palk Road, Wellingborough, Northants, NN8 IHR
8ANKERS
Barclays Bank plc
Unity Trust Bank
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER
AR Business Consultancy Ltd IACMAI
62 Polwell Lane, Barton Seagrave. Ketterin8, NNIS 6UB

vicroRIA CENTRE
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER 278215
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEE$ 2024-2025
l Reference and admlnlstrati¥e detslls of the Charit IQS Tntstees and Ad¥lsors
The Victoria Centre. 4&50 Palk Road. Wellin8borough, Northamptonshire, NN8 IHR is a voluntary organisatSon
formed In 1979 with a charitable constitution. It is a regisièred charity no. 278215. The Centre Is Boverned by a
Management Committee IMCI. A full list of MC mernbers Ithe Trustees) and of senlor staff of the Centrè can be
found on page l.
ThÈrè are four principal partner or8an15ationsof the Centre. Wellin8borough United Reformèd Church Synod
Property Offite IURCI, and High Street, Wellingborough, owns the buildin8 in which the Centre operates. leasing it
to the Centre at a peppertorn rent. The other founder member of the Centre, the Northamptonshlre Ri8hts and
Equalitycouncil INRECI, now engages through membership of the MC and with an appointed trustee (position
currently vacantl. The Centre buys in financial services from Central Cornputers Manchester Ltd (Livepayl for
payroll and from its Independent Examiner. Andrea Rudge of AR Buslrtess Corssultanty Ltd who prepares the final
accounts and undertake5 the examination.
2 Strurture Governance and Mana
ment
Virtorla Centre is 8overned throu8h a wrrtten constitution. the objertives of which ère at Paragraph 3 betow. The
MC described above is reconstituted at each AGM and at times between adjusted. according to the rules. Roles
and positions compris*of four member5 elected by the genèral membership. Iwo appointed by the URC and two
from the NREC Ithese are cur￿nt￿ vacantl. Local government changes in May 2021 to abollsh Wellingborough
8orough Councll and Northamptonshire County Council mean that there are no longer appointees from
these defunct bodie5. By Invitation, the Centre can now have two appolnted trustees from Wellingborou8h
Town Council Iturrently vacantl and one from North Northamptonshire Council. The MC may co-opt up to
four members to be tru51ees, outside of AGMS. The four officers- Chair, Vice- Chair, Secretary and
Treasurer, Jre elected at the AGM. or during the year by the MC, and must be members. All employees of
Vlctorla Centre are automatically membèrs, but without voting righ15. Otherwise, all members have equal
votin8 rights at Constitutional meetlng5 such as AGMS. Only trustees have voting rights at MC meetings.
Isee list on page previous pa8el.
Victorla Centre continually review5 Its constltution and pollcles to ensure they are kept relevant to an
evolving world.
The Trustee5 have been working on a proposal to ¢hange the ststus of the Centre to a Charitable
Incorporated Organisation ICIOI. This is now ready to bè presented to at the AGM to all members for thelr
input and approval, as a more efficient and secure way of operating.
3 Ob
The main purpose of the Centre 15 set out in its constitution as follows.. . To promote the benefit of ull those
living or w(Jrklng in the 8orough of Wellingborough, hereinaftèr colled.the oreo of benefit., without
distinction of age, gender, sexuulity, colour. national or ethnic origin, disobility, HIVstotus. coring/dependent
sponsibilities, politicul orreligious opinions orfor any other unjustifioble reuson. This will be u¢hieved by
aS50cloting the loculstotutory outhoritie5, voluntury orgonisotion5 (Tndlnhabitonts in o common effort to
odvan¢e educotion, und to providefucilities in the interest5 oAsocial welforefor recreation und leisure-time
occupotion with the objettof improvlng the conditlon5 of lifeforall those living or working In the Bomtsgh."
ive and Aalvltles

The Centre dellvers these obFettives by dirert provTsion of facilities for children and young people, by providing an
affordable and welcoming meeting place fortommunity groups, especially those offerin8 sesvices to older
people, by supportlng and facilitating Inter-faith 3Ctivlty and by offering incubation help, sUPPOrt and premises for
emerginggroups, particularlyfrom disadvantaged or newly-arrived eommunrties.
4 Reserve oli¢ st•tement
Trustees have established a standard whereby the unrestricted fund5 not committed or invested in tangible
flxed assets (Free ReseNesl held bythe Charity should be £60,CL)O. This equates to approximatelythrèe
month5, 8enÈral expenditure and at this level they feel that they would be able to conrinue the current
activities of the Centre. This situation is regularly monttored, and Vbctoria Centre continually seeks
additional sources of income to maintain and enhance reserves. As at 315t March 2025 thè Charity's free
reserves amounted to £75,618.
5 Achlevements and rformante
We will start by saying that 2024-2025 was a positive year, with great results, highlighting the stability that
the Centre need5. The efforts of the member5 of staff, tru5tee5, member5 and volunteers all tO8ether
contributed to delivering a large number of prolects and activities to the community. The Centre was
fortunate enough to receive fundingfor warm rooms, supporting approximately 50 individua15 every
Saturday wSth food and household essentia15, wellbeing groups, started a new gardening group. supported
tens of families with food vouchers throughout the winter, supported 30 individualsof pensionable age with
winter warm packs. and many more.
Our ¢hlld¢3re Se￿iceS continue to provide much needed support to working parents, and the holiday and
afterschool clubs are more and more populated. The department is working at almost maximum capa¢lty In
all 3 area5.' pres¢hool. holiday cltjb and afterschool club, proving the increasin8 need for these kinds of
seNices in our local community-
Room hire has improved compared to last year. with more regular booking by groups who need to meet and
sociali5e. We have groups for karate, Thai chi, Zumba, arts, reading. health and wellbelng oi only to simply
meet and chat. Approximately I.0￿ people use the Centre every single week.
As part of ICNA Ilnforrnation Centre for New Arrivalsl, whith wlll soon convert to VICCO (Victoria Centre
Community Outreach), Virtoria Centre ha5 helped throughoutthe last year hundred5 of familiès to access
employment. benefits. health servi¢es, interpreting services, education (school applications) and day to day
6 FlnancSal Review
Please see the Independent Examiner's report and finart¢ial statements for a detailed view of the finances.
Although there is a deficit of approximately£13k. the cash flow and operations were not affected. Generated
income is positive and improving, The income from the ¢hildcare dep2rtment and room hire has slightly
increased. The only aspect of the finances that was not as good as in the previousfinancial year. was grant
application5 and grants, income. This has Significantly reduod compared to the previou5 year, giving the
staff and trustees fewer opportunities to dellver more projects to the community- But this bs going to be
rectified in the new financial year. The intention is to reach more people who need support and for that, the
staff and trustees will focus more on obtaining the necessary funds to achieve their goals.
The Centre adopted a new financlal pollcy, created to fit the purpose of the charlty and its activities.
Compared to the previous financial year, the donations reverted to approximately £2k, as in the years
befort. This shows that in 2023-2024, when the Centre was going through a financial distress, the
community mernber5 came tOBether and offered direct financial support.

The Centre had higher costs in wages, because of the minimum wa8e increase, though in percentage terms Ft
Is only 1.46%. Other cost centres were not that fortunate. For example, the'equipment hire and
maintenance" cost centre in¢rea5ed by 160%, because repairsto the boiler had to be carried out
Overall, even with a lower income and a small deficit at the end of the financlal year, the Centre's activity is
stable, and the members of staff, trustees, members and volunteers are more than ever determined to
better serve the need5 of the local residents of Wellingborou8h.
7 Plans forthe Future
The process of movin8 to a CIO ststus is ongoin& with great chances of success in the first month5 of the
new financial year.
The focus in the upcomlng year will be on partnership working. which will bring two benefitstrj Victoria
Centre and to the local community- Firstly, it will intrease the efficiency in grants applitatlon5 and will
Benerate a greater outreach Sn the community.
We would Ilke to thènk staff, members, volunteers, and supportlng groups and Indivlduals for their
tremendou5 Worl dèdication and commitment to seeing Virtoria Centre thrive.
8 Funds held as cu5todiaD trustees for others
During 2024-2025 the Centre held funds on behalf of Women Have A Go Group IWHAGGsl to a value of no
greater than f 3(KJO and none on behalf of others.
Valerie An51ow
26th June 2025

INDEPENDENT EXAMINEWS UN
ALIFIEO Repo
TEES OF V
ORIA CE
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER 27B215
I reportonthe Jccctsnts of the Charftyforthe year ended 31st March 2025which are set out on the followin8
page5.
Respeclive fEwhslbllltlesof trustee5 and eNaThdner
The Ch3rity's trustees are responsibleft*rthe preparation of aecounts. The Charity'sTru5tees c0Th5iderth¥t an
audit not required forthisyear undersettion 14412lof the Charlties Act 201112011 Act) ènd ¢t￿t an Independent
Q￿mInatIOn Is needed. l am qualifie41 to undertake the examinatlon by being a Chartered Mana8ement Accountant
Is my responsibility to:_
examine the accounts under section 145 ofthe 2011 Art
follow procedures laid down in the 8eneral dlrettksns gfven under section 14515llbl ofth 2011 Act
stste whether partlcular matter5 have cometo my attention.
Basls of Independent examlner's report
examination was carried out In accordance with the general d5ret￿On$ glverb bythe Charrty Commisslon. It
Includes a re￿eWof tht attouniing records kept bythe Charty arbd a comp8rK%on of bank 3nd othertransa¢tlons to
t￿se entered to the a£countin8 software. It also Includes cansideratiDn of any unusual iiems or di5closure5 in ihe
èccwThts. and seeking explanation5 from thecentre Manager and Prlnclpal Finance Officer concerning suth
matter
IKdep¢ndentexaMl￿rf$ sththment
Afterihe unsettling perlod of 2023-24,thls fit)anlral year wa5 relatrvely settled it) teymsof stsffing and 5ervice5,
although there continued to be worryin8£hanaes of Trustees and offlcers during the perled. However, this seEm5 to
have stablltsed In the latter partof thè perlod.
In terrn5 of number¥ overall, the Centrewa5 in defictt by £13.61312024 £47,897 surplus), whkh Isobvlousty not
JÈal. Total Incomewas down by E84.377¢ompar2d to last yea¥ and this is a1rn05t entI￿lY down to less grant
funding bein8 retÈived. Income from activines Sow Hn increase to £225,19412024 £205,037), with Childiare income
up by£6.531. Iniome from lettin8slhlre remained stable and donations went dowrb from an unusually hiqh £14.058
n 2024 to £1978. Grantfundln8 In Ehe period amounted to £53,30412024£134.3891.
In term5 of expenditure. the Centre spent £282,776 compared to £306.143in the previous period. Salaries and
asSOCtatsd c05tswere £2,750 hlgher, but there were si8nifl￿nt rÈductiot)s In spendlnB on sraff rralnln8 and
premisesarnl there were no amounts Wr￿eN off custorner balancp5 this period. Totsl chlldcare costs were up by
É11.675 but some of th￿ 15 undoubtedly down to moreaccurate allocatlon of expenses In Sage.
Atthe end of the perlod, the Centre had cash Te5ervesof £78.48512024 £103,385lof whoch £24,933 related to
unspent restritted funds. and Free resÈNesof £75,6k8.
l arn 5atisfSed that data recording in Sage is done accurately and on a timEly basls wlth all recoThcillations carried gut
reÉulattr and correctly documented. l a15U Sat￿fied thar the Prlnripal Finance Offiier andCMT are atutèly aware
f the Centre'sflnaThclal position and are actNelytryin8 to source new lunds and Identtfy ways io make savinv.
Although the èccovnts show 3 deficit oi £13.613,and thls15 notSU5tsinable on a lon8er-term basis, I belleve that
personnel. systems and procedures are in ￿are to be able to make necess4ry chan8e5 should the need artse.
Therefore. l ?rTh 5ati5fied that the accounts are a true aridtair repTesentatK)n of the CeDtr¢'5flnances ès at31st
March 2025.
A R Buslness Cottsuhancy Ltd
62 Polwell Lane. BartL￿ Sea8tave. Ketterln& North3mptonshire, NN15 6VB
Ilth JuTre 2025

vicroRIA CENTRE
EGisfERED CH
RITY NUMBER27
AL
TIES FO
REND
Notes un￿strICted
Funds
Restricted
Funds
Totsl
20￿25
Total
2023-2024
Income from:
Donatlons and Legacies
1,978
1,978
14,058
Charltable activltles
Investments
225,194
13
41.978
267,172
13
339,426
56
Totsl Incom•
227,185
41,978
269,163
353.540
Empendlture on".
Charitable activities
Capital assets
246,689
36,087
282,776
306,143
Totsl expendlture
246.689
36.087
282,776
306,143
Net Incomellexpendlture)
Transfers between funds
119,5041
5,891
I13￿13)
47397
Net movement of funds
{19,$041
5.891
113,6131
47.397
Reconciwatlon of funds:
Total fvnds brought forward l April 2024
95,122
19,042
114,164
66.767
Total funds tarrled lonwa￿ YI Mar¢h 2025
75.618
24.933
loo￿51
114,164

VICTOR￿ CENTRE
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER Z78215
ALANCE
HEET
RCH 2025
Notes
2025
20Z4
Hxed a$5ets
12,283
16,378
Currenl 3$5¢ts
Debtors
Bank
19,811
78,485
.721
103.385
98.296
iiz,i
Credlfors
Amounts falliThd due within one year
10,029
14,320
Net current a5Sèts
88.268
97,786
Net assets
100,551
114.164
Charfty funds
Unrestrltted funds
Restrirtèd funds
75,618
24.933
95,122
19.042
io
100,551
114,164
The financial 5tstements were approved and authorised for issue by the Management Committee on
25th June 2025
Signed on behalf Dfthe Management Committee
Rosemary Abram Ichalrpersonl
Valerie Anslow Ivice-chairpersonl

VICTORIA CENYRE
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER 278215
NOTESTO THE FINANOAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 202
I SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIFS
(•) General Informatlon
The Victoria Centre Is a charity reelstered in the Vnfted Kingdom.The address is shown on pa8e l. The
nature of thetharity's operatlons and principal artivliies are detailed in the Trustees, Report.The
charitymnsiitutes a public beneflt ent(ty as defined by FRSIO2.
Ibl B•sSs of a¢counti
The financial staternent5 h4vÈbeers prepared underthe historit81 cost conventSon in ¥cord3ncewlth
the 5tstement of RecornmèndÈd Practite'A¢tountinE and Reporting by Charities" Issued ITh 2015
IFRS1021 and In line with UK Attountingstandards and the (hariilesActs 2011 and 2022. The charity
hasapplied Update Bulletln l as published in February 2016 and does notincludea ca5hflowstatement
on the 8roundsthat rt 15 applying FRS1021A.
Icl
Incomin8 R850ur
Donalion5and14atEes
Donations, legxies and grantsthat provide£ore fundingor are of a general nature are recogni5ed
where there 15entl￿ernen1. certainty ol re¢¢ipr and the amountcan be measured wlth sufficient
In¥e5knent Income
Interes1 is brought into atcount on a rece￿able ba515.
lrtomefrom tharliableArtl¥ltles
Income from Charltable Activitie5 includes incorne received under contractor where entr(lementto
grant fundin8 is subject to specifit performante conditions and is recognised a5 earned. Grant income
in thi5 category provideslundingto support perfomanceactivltles and is reco8r115ed whEre there is
entitlement, Certainty of receipt andtheamountcan be measured with sufficient reliabilty.
Idl Expend[￿re
Expenditure is recongnisedwhen a liability is incurred.
Costs of Gerter3ting Fund5 are those costs incurred In allractinB voluntary Incorne.
CharitableActivitles includes expendlture associated with the provision of facllities and services In the
Centre that relate dlrectly to the Charitable Objert5.
Governance C05t5 includethose incurred in the #overnanceof the Charityand its assets and are
primarilya550tiatd with constitutional and statlrtory requirernents.
lel Tan8lble Fixed Assets and Depredatlon
All tangible Fixed Assetscosting more than £500are ¢apitsllsed and included at cost including anv
incidentalexpenses of acquisition.
Depreciation 15 calculated to write down the c05t or valua16on of all tanBlblellxed assets overthe
expected useful Ilves.
xture5. Fittings & EouSpment
25% reduclngbalance

lfj Fund Af¢ountln8
Fund5 held bythe Charityare either:
Unre5trictedÈeneral funds- whlch can be used in accordancpwlth the Charltable Obletts atthe
dlscretion ofthe Managementcommittee.
Deslgnated fund5- set aside byiheTrustees forspecificfuture purposes orprojects.
Restricted funds
that can onty be used for partlcularrestricted purpos￿ within the objects of the
Charlty. Restrictions arise when specthed bythe donc¢ror wheTh fundsare riised fDr particular
restricted purposes.
2 INCOME FROM CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES
Grants and fvndtn
lknrestrtcled Remrl
Funds
Funds
2024
North Northamptonshife Countil IICNAI
Stott Bader IDesi8natedl
National Lottery Cornmunily Fund
NNC HSF4 Poverty Resiliencemami room
North Northants Coun¢ll HSF3 Food
Northants Community FouThdation- ICNA
National Grid
NNC WHAGS13rd partyl
NNC shared Propsperlty Fund
othersmall Krants
11,326
11.326
11,326
19.596
14,310
19.596
14.310
74.930
30.000
3.(K)O
9.995
2.500
2.000
5.872
200
2,000
5,872
200
1.838
Totsl Grants and Fundin8
11,3Z6
41.978
53.304
134.389
Donations
Lettln8s
Chilifcafe
Membership fee5
other intome
1.978
59.753
152.338
330
1,978
59.753
152.338
330
1.448
215.846
14.058
58,718
145.807
220
292
219.095
215.846
Totsl Incorn
227.172
41.978
269.150
353A84

vicroRIA CEpifRE
REGISTEREO CHARITY NUMBER 278215
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL sfATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR E14DED 31 MARCH 2015
Unr*strkted Re5trirted
Funds
Fund5
3 EXPENDMJRE:
Expendlture by Incorne stream
North Northamptonshire Council IICNAI
Scott Bader IDÈsignatedl
Natlon31 Lottery Community Fun
NNC/D3yllght Centre HSF4 Poverty Resllience
Ngrth Northonts Council MSF3 Food
Northants Community F(Fundation- ICNA
NNC Shared Prosperity Fund
Natlonal Grid
NNC WHAGS
Other smèll grants
2025
2024
11.326
11,326
11,326
13.720
11.433
13,720
11,433
61,210
30.000
3.000
S,872
3.000
5,872
9,995
430
1.838
120,599
185.514
1.862
200
36,087
1,862
2CrfJ
47.413
235,363
11,326
235,363
Non grant-related expenditure
Les5 capitsl expenditure
Z46,689
36,087
281776
306.143
Exptnditure bytype
Chilthare salaries. pensions and empenses
Core salar￿5 and penslons
Emph)yerf5 National Insurance
stsff iralning and welfare
Rztes and utilitlE5
Other premises cost5, inc. refurb/H & S
ststlonery. printing, telephone. posta8e
Computeranil IT ¢ostS
Equipment hire, maintenance and expensed
Bank charges and Interest paid
Subscriptions
ID5uran
Other c051s
Depreciatlon
Professional, legal and licence costs
Amounts written off Customer balances
WHAGS expenditure
HSF4 Poverty Resillen£e/Warm room
95.941
105.184
8,536
295
24.106
11,157
3.135
2.369
4,679
1.661
175
3,632
95,941
105,184
8,536
295
24.106
11.157
3,135
2.369
4,679
1,661
175
3,632
644
4.095
84.266
114.653
8,380
4.247
26,860
25,631
3,067
2,666
1,799
1.493
992
3.D71
553
4,095
2,951
2,005
430
16,024
4.095
1,862
11.433
279,8Q8
1,862
11,433
279.808
303.183
A£count8ncy. payroll. OBS
2,968
2.960
282.776
282.776
306.143
io

VI￿ORIA CENTRE
REGISTERED CHARrrY NUMBER 278215
OTES TO THE FINANCIAL ST
EMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31
4 STAFF COSTS
2025
2024
Total gr055 wages
Employer's Nl
Penslon costs
Salaries allocated to restricted funds
196,202
8,S36
2019
193,376
8,380
3,051
144.9111
159A96
207557
5 TANGIBLE FIXEDASSETS
FIKtures Fbttln
2025
2024
Cost orvaluatlon
As ai 1st April 2024
Additlrjns during year
A5 èt 31st March 2025
77,397
77.397
77,397
77,397
77,397
77,397
Depredallon
As at 1st April 2024
Charge for the year
As ai 31st March 2025
61.019
4.095
65,114
61,019
4,095
65.114
56.924
4,095
61,019
Net Book Vol
As at 31st March 2024
A5 at 315t March 2025
16,378
12.283
16,378
12.283
20,473
16,378
6 DEBTORS
2025
2024
Due from users and tllents
Accrued Income
Prepayments
12,300
408
7,103
3.508
5,213
,721
19.811
7 CREDITORS
Trade crèditors
Accruals
Soclal security, wage5 and pension
4,314
2.658
3,057
10.029
8,732
2,000
3.588
14.320
8 TRUSTEE5
The trustees are the membws ofthe Mana8ement Committee. During thè year, 9 members
12024, 151 served on the committee. Expenses paid to trustee5 totslled £012024, £01. No
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VICTORIA CENTRE
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER 278215
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
9 UNRESTRicfED FUNDS
Transfws
Between
Funds
Balanie at
Incomln
IA
ril 2024 Resources
Resources
Balance at
31 Mar 2025
Deslgnated Funds
Scott Bader
General Reserves
95.122
227.185
1246.6891
75,618
95,122
227,185
1246,6891
75,618
10 RESTRICTED FUNDS
WHAGS
NCF- ICNA
NNC HSF4 Poverty Resillwarm room
NNC Shared Propsperity Fund
Nat Lottery Community Fund
Other small grants
2,322
3,000
2,000
11.8621
13,0001
111,4331
15,8721
113.7201
12001
{35,8871
2.460
14.310
5,872
19.596
200
41.778
2.877
13720
19.596
19,042
24.933
11 ANALYSIS OF NET ASSETS BETWEEN FUNDS
nrestrict•d Restrirted
2025
2024
Tangible Fixed A55ets
Current Assets
Current Llabllitles
12,283
73,363
110.0291
75,618
12.283
98,296
{10,0291
100.551
16,378
112,106
114,3201
114,164
24,933
24,933
12