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FINANCIAL INFORMATION



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

            (CONTINUED)




                                                                                     31 MARCH      31 MARCH
                                                                                          2024          2023
                                                                                            R              R
            18. Earmarked funds
            Botha trust                                                                 151,636       151,636
            Bruhns trust                                                               1,544,764     1,437,497
            Melville Douglas trust                                                       13,325        13,325
            Q&S Abdool Karim trust                                                     3,334,123     3,083,866
            FJ Kleynhans trust                                                          111,442       111,442
                                                                                      5,155,290     4,797,766
            The Earmarked funds are donations; bequests from deceased estates or cash received for a limited period to be used for
            visiting eminent scientists; cancer research or tuberculosis research.

            The Earmarked funds are held at the Reserve Bank.
            The monies are ring fenced separately from the cash balances of the SAMRC refer to note 8.

            The Bruhns and Q & S Abdool Karim trust funds earned interest.

            19. Accumulated surplus


            Accumulated surplus                                                      412,948,611   434,315,218

            The policy of the SAMRC is to maintain a reserve of R50 million to provide for any unforeseen health emergencies. The
            accumulated surplus at the end of the reporting period is required to fund capital projects and other commitments as well
            as the maintenance of current funding levels of research projects over the MTEF period. The surplus will also be used to
            attract equivalent leverage funding from international funders.

            20. Revenue

            Income from contracts, grants and services rendered (exchange)           552,429,032   466,501,867
            Rental income                                                              6,208,292     6,661,641
            Gain on foreign exchange                                                   1,162,965     8,458,753
            Other income                                                              13,277,161    12,910,101
            Interest received – investment                                            62,613,758    42,317,948
            Dividends received                                                          181,529       227,927
            Fair value adjustments                                                      211,431            –
            Government grants & subsidies                                            660,413,043   677,264,348
            Income from contracts and grants (non-exchange)                          134,413,603   126,871,219
                                                                                   1,430,910,814  1,341,213,804



















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