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UNITED DOMINIONS TRUST LIMITED (Bankers) Record volume of business in a difficult year Tbe39thanmcalgeneraliiieetingofUßitedDomintons markets in which we are engaged, constantly Trust Limited was held miAegast 16 at the Registered increasing. Stockholders may be assured that the Officeoftbe Company, SI Eaatdmp, London, E.C3. possibility of expansion or diversification in any of Mr. J. Gibson Jarvio (the Chairman) presiding. our companies is unlikely to be missed. The following is an extract from Ma Statement ’■ ** Sto * kW *"'” OVERSEAS COMPANIES’ GROWING ACTIVITIES Despite the disheartening character and the num- / erous pro Hems of the year, it gives your Board In spite of the initial losses and expenses we have considerable pleasure to tell a most heartening had to take into account for certain newly formed story of growth and diversification. subsidiaries, our overseas companies continue to , _ . „ . .... provide the Group with increasing over-all profits. The Balance Sheet figure has now reached in the Their improved results each year are particularly circumstances the prodigious total of £215,000,000, praiseworthy because there is almost no part of an increase of some £40,000,000 in the year. The the Commonwealth which has not, in one way total of Cunent Assets is £205,517,983 against or another, produced official hindrance to types Current Liabilities of £170,059,639, a most Mg- of business in which we are engaged. Credit nificant and conservative ratio. Deferred future squeezes are frequent or present in most of the income has grown to £13,956,054, a new high level countries in which we operate. In New Zealand, and Profit and Loss Account stands at £1,266,740. for example, what must surely prove to be the last ..».«»<. of Capital Issues Committees still carries on its RECORD VOLUME OF BUSINESS stifling work. In Australia there have been direct Although the year just concluded has been one of ’ in * ln man * “unbies there ate controls as a nrf U dhwiflJatton’iS onerous as any we have encountered here. Wherever ,here may ’ “* the future - ** * lessening in the the ?>r^ ate hote sdmi ’ ustrat ' vely weight of these different burdens, we can expea within the Group. M improvement in earnings. I think, therefore, I amentitledtosaythat the Group is in a position to face with every confidence a rue ctlTlinP future which still, by no stretch of the imagination, n u ?*" >* des ? i **? d « s “ bie - 1 ™ my *** We have weathered al) sorts of storms m the part by the continuing and upward trend in the volume, fo rt y v fea rs and i have no doubt that we shall variety and quality of the business offering. Subject successfully ride those of the next forty. Crises of to our being permitted to carry on our various one wrt or aoother inseparable frora fnaky activate m a more or tea normal manner, the year economy which most nations are supporting just m which we have entered » full of promise. now and I am not sufficiently sanguioeabout our After reviewing the economic scenes Mr. Gibson own pattern j>f government to expect that we shall Jarvie continued: escape any of them. Despite aS the acknowfedged difficulties of our age Yet, in spite of all, the evidence of prosperous and al! the heavy burdens we have bad to carry, growth in the U.D.T. Group cannot be gainsaid the scope of our Group’s activities is always and your Directon have unbounded faith in the widening and our importance in the different future of the Group. UNITED DOMINIONS TRUST LIMITED 01 Eastcheap, London, E.C.3 and In AuaWalia ■ Canada ■ Ireland • Jamaica • Kenya ■ New Zealand Nigeria • Rhodesia • Tanganyika • Trinidad • South Africa
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