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Postscript: AICD Finance for Directors; Foundations of Directorship; Finance for Directors; 16 July 2020

I completed a quick exercise examining Taronga's most recent financial accounts to see how the June 2019 numbers ran. you can access the accounts as linked.

The four operating ratios are not completed for 2019 as there is insufficient data available.

Analysis: 2019 was a less profitable year that 2017, 2018 and borrowings increased further over 2018. Slight reduction in liquidity. While not evident from the ratios below the lower profitability of 2019 is led by an approximate 10% reduction of Government Grants in 2019.



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