The Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) is reporting revenue of $6.87 million – an increase of $91 000 over last year – despite the continued global recession and a decline in grants from the West Indies Cricket Board, sponsorship, subscription and entrance fees.
However, it recorded a $1.79 million decline in comprehensive income, which fell from $3.76 million last year to $1.96 million.
According to the treasurer’s report, this decline was due primarily to adjustments “for the extra-ordinary write-off” of $1.64 million from the Public Enterprise Investment Fund loan.
For the third successive year, revenue from the lotteries accounted for the bulk of the association’s income. (SAT)
Full story in today’s SUNDAY SUN.
BCA revenue batting strong
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