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Key Information The Business |
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| The Church of England is one of the largest groups in the United Kingdom religious services industry. Founded in 1534 to provide a secure faith with 'get out clauses' it has grown organically and through acquisition, to the extent that it now governs 20,000 churches and parishes across the country. The Groups Key strengths are: High Quality core profits A fleet of vehicles whose profile reflects the needs of the business and it's customers The ability to provide high frequency church services cost effectively An experienced management team Record of outperformance in it's market The leading provider of religious services in the majority of it's operating regions Strong cash generation |
The Management team has developed the group's existing businesse and services to provide a sound base on which to further growth can be achieved, There are numerous opportunities for further expansion through acquisition of new parishes from weaker competition, whose turnover can be enhanced by the Church of England management team. In addition the decision to ordain female priests gives us an advantage in the very competitive field of absolution and redemption. Financial Record Set out below is the financial record of the group for the last three years ended 31st December 1993,which has been extracted from tyhe Accountants report. The figures include income from; jumble sales, bar revenue, coffee mornings, souvenir shops, wedding and funeral service receipts, boy scout meeting receipts, church hall hire, collections and bed pushes. |
The profit forecast for the year ending 31st December 1994, is set out below.
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