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Annual accounts - What we file
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Annual accounts

We file annual accounts in a number of countries. Our financial year runs from 1st July to 30th June, i.e. FY 2025 is 1st July 2024 to 30th June 2025.

UK (Global consolidated) accounts - audited Accounts also available from: The Charity Commission
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US Accounts Our accounts are also available from: GuideStar

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FY 2006

Easier-to-understand accounts

We show below, our audited annual accounts with additional detail added and laid out in a way we believe is clearer than formal accounts.


AMF Global Consolidated Accounts (Audited)

Real-time financial accounts for FY 2025 year-to-date (YTD) are generated in real-time.

 FY 2025
YTD		  FY 2024
Audited		FY 2023
Audited		FY 2022
Audited		FY 2021
Audited		FY 2020
Audited		FY 2019
Audited
1. Consolidated revenues and costs and balances in-hand
 
Revenue $127,061,383   $87,780,695 $55,752,588 $120,746,972 $107,358,558 $38,137,304 $42,472,068
Administrative costs $-521,568 0.41%   $-946,598 $-784,797 $-732,149 $-722,034 $-568,191 $-543,054
Donated services (given value, non-cash cost) (12) $-45,841   $-79,677 $-74,961 $-94,806 $-134,024 $-85,926 $-85,834
LLIN costs (14) $-182,836,940   $-50,666,297 $-48,088,898 $-78,172,629 $-99,903,691 $-61,556,966 $-21,342,843
Non-net costs $-2,351,137   $-3,231,038 $-2,885,784 $-2,762,036 $-1,751,096 $-1,875,089 $-1,776,486
Insecticide Resistance Research $0   $0 $-3,462 $-18,655 $0 $-311,412 $-17,406
Foreign exchange adjustment (5) $-24,197   $-11,049 $519 $-20,368 $-24,660 $-3,131 $7,503
Balance from this year (or YTD) $-58,718,300   $32,846,036 $3,983,919 $38,943,329 $4,823,053 $-26,257,149 $18,713,948
 
Balance from prior year $141,817,057   $108,971,021 $104,987,102 $66,040,773 $61,217,720 $87,474,869 $68,760,921
 
Total funds carried forward... $83,098,757   $141,817,057 $108,971,021 $104,987,102 $66,040,773 $61,217,720 $87,474,869
   ...of which
   Balance in-hand to purchase nets $70,507,147   $129,191,010 $96,330,958 $92,366,845 $54,623,116 $49,767,355 $82,099,405
   Balance in hand to fund non-net costs $9,983,326   $9,983,326 $9,983,325 $9,983,325 $9,983,729 $9,983,466 $5,003,697
   Balance in hand to fund IR Research $0   $0 $0 $0 $711 $710 $16,021
   Balance in-hand to cover administrative costs $2,608,284   $2,642,721 $2,656,738 $2,636,932 $1,433,217 $1,466,189 $355,746
2. Funds for nets
 
Incoming funds $121,001,373   $78,338,526 $50,384,775 $119,773,450 $104,323,412 $27,315,697 $40,312,934
 
Interest (2) $6,111,896   $8,877,623 $5,109,555 $419,301 $153,338 $1,651,057 $2,899,648
Gift Aid (3) $168,085   $595,929 $370,835 $682,704 $486,230 $352,307 $368,544
Credit card fees (incl VAT) (1) $-69,996   $-99,383 $-106,784 $-198,782 $-202,002 $-112,722 $-127,978
Cost deductions (4) $-196,378   $-12,242 $-12,209 $-24,518 $-2,315 $17,625 $7,332
Foreign exchange adjustment (5) $-6,276   $2,397 $1,623 $8,262 $789 $952 $-869
Sub-total available to purchase nets $127,008,704   $87,702,850 $55,747,975 $120,660,417 $104,759,452 $29,224,916 $43,459,611
 
Balance to purchase nets from prior year $129,191,010   $96,330,958 $92,366,845 $54,623,116 $49,767,355 $82,099,405 $59,982,637
Re-allocation of funds between activities $-2,855,627   $-4,176,501 $-3,694,964 $-4,744,059 $-2,465,855 $0 $0
 
Total available to purchase nets $253,344,087   $179,857,307 $144,419,856 $170,539,474 $154,526,807 $111,324,321 $103,442,248
 
# of nets purchased and forward commitments 76,581,880   23,445,166 26,674,836 31,178,450 50,045,300 33,230,305 12,714,100
 
LLIN costs $-182,836,940   $-50,666,297 $-48,088,898 $-78,172,629 $-99,903,691 $-61,556,966 $-21,342,843
 
Balance in-hand to purchase nets (6) $70,507,147   $129,191,010 $96,330,958 $92,366,845 $54,623,116 $49,767,355 $82,099,405
 
Reserves (for committed distributions) (7)$-20,221,360
 
Funds available for next AMF approved distributions$50,285,787
 
Funds allocated to next AMF approved distributions$-50,285,787AMF has a significant funding gap
 
Funds available, but not yet allocated$0
3. Non-net funds & costs (covered by donor/s who have arranged with us to donate for this specific purpose) (8)
 
Incoming funds $0   $0 $0 $0 $0 $6,854,631 $-1,613,000
Re-allocation of funds between activities $2,351,127   $3,231,001 $2,885,798 $2,761,626 $17,511,355 $0 $0
Interest $10   $38 $-14 $6 $4 $227 $22,684
Non-net costs $-2,351,137   $-3,231,038 $-2,885,784 $-2,762,036 $-1,751,096 $-1,875,089 $-1,776,486
Sub-total $0   $1 $0 $-404 $263 $4,979,769 $-3,366,803
 
Balance from prior year $9,983,326   $9,983,325 $9,983,325 $9,983,729 $9,983,466 $5,003,697 $8,370,499
 
Balance in hand to fund non-net costs $9,983,326   $9,983,326 $9,983,325 $9,983,325 $9,983,729 $9,983,446 $5,003,697
 
Funds ringfenced, detailed discussion stage$-8,000,000
 
Balance not ringfenced$1,983,326
4. Insecticide Resistance Research
 
Incoming funds $0   $0 $0 $17,943 $0 $296,000 $-150,000
Re-allocation of funds between activities $0   $0 $3,462 $0 $0 $0 $0
Interest $0   $0 $0 $1 $1 $101 $9,690
Expenditure $0   $0 $-3,462 $-18,655 $0 $-311,412 $-17,406
Sub-total $0   $0 $0 $-711 $1 $-15,311 $-157,716
 
Balance from prior year $0   $0 $0 $711 $710 $16,021 $173,737
 
Balance in hand to fund IR Research $0   $0 $0 $0 $711 $710 $16,021
5. All administrative costs are covered by a small group of private donors
 
Private donor funds from prior year (9) $2,642,721   $2,656,738 $2,636,932 $1,433,217 $1,466,189 $355,746 $234,048
Private donor funds received this year (10) $0   $0 $0 $0 $0 $1,676,400 $655,650
Re-allocation of funds between activities $504,500   $945,500 $805,704 $1,964,490 $714,500 $0 $0
Interest (11) $552   $527 $3 $4 $11 $55 $730
Funds available for administrative costs $3,147,773   $3,602,764 $3,442,639 $3,397,711 $2,180,700 $2,032,201 $890,428
 
Salaries (including taxes, pension costs) $-518,541   $-919,830 $-761,685 $-710,263 $-701,260 $-549,702 $-529,780
Other costs $-3,027   $-26,767 $-23,112 $-21,886 $-20,774 $-18,489 $-13,274
Donated services (given value, non-cash cost) (12) $-45,841   $-79,677 $-74,961 $-94,806 $-134,024 $-85,926 $-85,834
Donated support (given value, non-cash cost) $45,841   $79,677 $74,961 $94,806 $134,024 $85,926 $85,834
Cost of administering charity (13) $-521,568 0.41%   $-946,597 $-784,797 $-732,149 $-722,034 $-568,191 $-543,054
 
Foreign exchange adjustment (5) $-17,921   $-13,446 $-1,104 $-28,630 $-25,449 $2,179 $8,372
 
Balance in-hand to cover administrative costs $2,608,284   $2,642,721 $2,656,738 $2,636,932 $1,433,217 $1,466,189 $355,746
6. Ratios
Administrative costs as a % of revenue received 0.41%   1.06% 1.41% 0.61% 0.67% 1.49% 1.28%
Years of admin. costs in-hand (at forecast FY spend)3.0
Notes to accounts above:
(1) Fees on credit card donations are, unfortunately, unavoidable. Credit card is the preferred mechanism for donations of less than $5,000. More information.
(2) Bank interest on net funds. 100% of bank interest buys nets.
(3) Gift Aid is paid to the charity by the UK government on qualifying donations from UK taxpayers and is 25% of the qualifying donation. 100% of Gift Aid buys nets.
(4) Miscellaneous unavoidable costs e.g. registration, external bank transfer costs.
(5) Foreign exchange adjustment explained: This is not a trading gain/loss as AMF does not trade currencies. It is an 'accounting adjustment'. This represents the difference in value of non-USD balances at the end of the year, in comparison to the start of the year, where different exchange rates are in effect. This effect is comparatively small as the bulk of our funds are kept in USD. For example a balance of £1,000 at the start of the year might be worth US$1,500 (USD/GBP exchange rate of 1.50) and at the end of the year that might have changed to US$1,400 (exchange rate of 1.40). This would result in an apparent loss of US$100.
(6) Given this is the balance in-hand for nets on 30th June specifically, this figure may rise for short periods while distributions are being finalised and before invoices are received.
 (7) We hold a reserve of funds in case they are needed for additional nets for committed distributions.
(8) Non-net costs are all costs associated with a net distribution excluding the cost of the nets themselves. Non-net costs include: all shipping, pre-distribution, distribution and post-distribution costs. More information.
(9) A small group of private donors provide funds specifically to cover administrative costs. These funds are placed in a separate bank account to that used for net purchases. For the USD version of FY 2013 the balance brought forward has been adjusted for cumulative exchange rate effects to bring it in line with the correct, audited GBP value.
(10) In 2012 no funds were sought from private donors given the level of funds in hand and the current level of administrative costs.
(11) Interest on funds for administrative costs is left in this administrative costs account.
(12) Donated (pro bono) services are attributed a value. These are non-cash costs so are an accounting entry only. We are very grateful for the sustained support of many organisations and individuals. More information.
(13) This is the full administrative cost of running AMF globally.
(14) Occasionally, at the start of a financial year, and if so just for a short period of time, the 'LLIN costs' value can be positive i.e. a 'negative cost' due to the cost of the nets included in the prior financial year for one or more distributions being higher than the eventual, actual cost. This can be due to either or both of fewer nets eventually being required and purchased or the cost per net being lower than the commitment included in the prior year, and/or a full refund for a quantity of nets that were lost, stolen or damaged thereby 'reversing' some of the funds recorded as expensed in the prior financial year.

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