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F I NAN C IAL  I N F O R MA T I O N



            ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2026
            NOTES TO THE ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
            (CONTINUED)





                                                                                     31 MARCH      31 MARCH
                                                                                          2026          2025
                                                                                            R              R
            19.  Earmarked funds

                  Botha trust                                                           151,636       151,636
                  Bruhns trust                                                         1,760,208     1,656,823
                  Melville Douglas trust                                                 13,325        13,325
                  Q&S Abdool Karim trust                                               3,835,681     3,611,535
                  FJ Kleynhans trust                                                    111,442       111,442
                                                                                      5,872,292     5,544,761

                  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.

            20.  Accumulated surplus

                  Accumulated surplus                                                581,019,961   473,614,819


                  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.

            21.   Revenue

                  Income from contracts, grants and services rendered (exchange)     437,041,884   546,086,648
                  Rental income                                                        6,828,433     6,023,856
                  Gain on exchange differences                                               –        122,888
                  Fair value adjustments                                               2,482,462     1,477,299
                  Other income                                                        24,085,000    20,645,897
                  Interest received – investment                                      70,033,419    54,210,410
                  Dividends received                                                    226,550       182,582
                  Government grants & subsidies                                      765,298,611   724,161,231
                  Income from contracts and grants (non-exchange)                    389,220,344   138,597,870
                                                                                   1,695,216,703  1,491,508,681















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