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ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
            NOTES TO THE ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

            (CONTINUED)



            3.  Financial assets at fair value (continued)

            Reconciliation of financial assets at fair value through surplus or deficit measured in level 1
            Reconciliation of financial assets at fair value through surplus or deficit measured in level 1 – 31 March 2024
                                                        GAINS OR
                                                        LOSSES IN
                                          OPENING     SURPLUS OR                                    CLOSING
                                          BALANCE         DEFICIT    PURCHASES          SALES      BALANCE
            Class 1 Listed shares            809,814        173,642           –          (1,170)      982,286
            Class 2 Unit trusts             8,339,199       37,789        191,740            –       8,568,728
                                           9,149,013       211,431       191,740         (1,170)    9,551,014

            Reconciliation of financial assets at fair value through surplus or deficit measured in level 1 – 31 March 2023
                                                        GAINS OR
                                                        LOSSES IN
                                          OPENING     SURPLUS OR                                    CLOSING
                                          BALANCE         DEFICIT    PURCHASES          SALES      BALANCE
            Class 1 Listed shares           1,033,443      (219,299)          –          (4,330)      809,814
            Class 2 Unit trusts             8,261,343      (148,165)      226,021            –       8,339,199
                                           9,294,786      (367,464)      226,021         (4,330)    9,149,013

                                                                                          2024          2023
                                                                                     31 MARCH      31 MARCH
                                                                                            R              R
            4.  Receivables from exchange transactions


            Trade and research grant debtors                                          80,582,877   111,904,934
            Employee costs in advance                                                   179,141       225,864
            Deposits                                                                   7,454,795      546,661
                                                                                     88,216,813   112,677,459
            The decrease in receivables from exchange transactions is attributed to lower funder/grantor debtors. There is a decrease
            in employee costs in advance and an increase in deposits.

            Credit quality of trade debtors
            The credit quality of research grant debtors that are neither past nor due nor impaired can be assessed by reference to
            historical information about the specific debtor.

            Trade and other receivables
            Trade and research grant receivables which are less than one month past due are not considered to be impaired. At
            31 March 2024: R19,487,539 (31 March 2023: R6,856,561) were past due but not impaired as the debtors paid subsequent
            to the reporting date or there is a firm commitment to settle the debt.
            The ageing of amounts past due but not impaired is as follows:

            1 month past due                                                           2,706,521     6,856,561
            2 months past due                                                          9,139,800           –
            3 months past due                                                          7,641,218           –



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