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Analysis and interpretation of financial statements and Segment Reporting No 1 Choice is a large regional supermarket group that operates in all states of Australia.

   








Analysis and interpretation of financial statements and Segment Reporting

















No 1 Choice is a large regional supermarket group that operates in all states of Australia. Its business model is similar to Coles and Woolworths. The following tables show the information from the company's financial statements and the segmentation note to its financial statement.







































No1 Choice Limited







Consolidated Statement of Profit or Loss and other Comprenesive income







for the year ended 30 June 2023



















2023 2022








$'000 $'000







Sales revenue 13,123 12,862







Other revenue 126 123







Total revenue 13,249 12,985







Cost of Sales -9,737 -9,591







Gross profit 3,512 3,394







Other income 32 29







Administration expense -2,919 -2,797







Share of net loss from equity accounted investments -3 -2







Earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) 622 624







Finance costs -132 -142







Profit before income tax 490 482







Income tax expense -142 -147







Profit 348 335







Profit attributable to:









Equity holders of the parent entity 313 302







Non-controlling interest 35 33







Other comprehensive income









Cah flow hedges 10 -3







Income tx effect -3 1







Total other comprehensive income 7 -2


















Total comprehensive income attributable to









Equity holders of the parent entity 319 300







Non-controlling interest 36 33







Total comprehensive income 355 333








































No 1 Choice Limited







Consolidated Statement of Financial Position







as at 30 June 2023








2023 2022 2021







$'000 $'000 $'000






Assets









Current assets









Cash 196 262







Trade receivables 125 102 101






Other receivables 32 21 43






Inventories 816 702 688






Other assets 81 58







Total current assets 1,250 1,145







Non-current assets









Property, plant and equipment 1,602 1,488







Right-of-use assets 2,400 2,429







Intangible assets 621 566







Equity accounted investments 73 73







Other assets 332 340







Total non-current assets 5,028 4,896







Total assets 6,278 6,041 6,116






Liabilities









Current liabilities









Trade and other payables 1,445 1,220







Provisions 285 317







Income tax payable
20







Lease liabilities 304 299







Other liabilities 104 84







Total current liabilities 2,138 1,940







Non-current liabilities









Interest bearing liabilities 365 381







Provisions and other liabilities 145 164







Lease liability 2,589 2,619







Total non-current liabilities 3,099 3,164







Total liabilities 5,237 5,104 5,245






Net assets 1,041 937


















Equity









Contributed equity 545 528







Reserves 32 23







Retained earnings 464 386







Total equity 1,041 937 872

















Extract from the Segment Reporting note










Supermarkets Liquor
Fuel outlets Other
Consolidated

2023 2022 2023 2022 2023 2022 2023 2022 2023 2022

$'000 $'000 $'000 $'000 $'000 $'000 $'000 $'000 $'000 $'000
Sales revenue 11,541 11,289 1,205 1,175 377 398

13,123 12,862
Segment EBIT 571 567 54 55 14 22 -17 -20 622 624
Financing costs







-132 -142
Profit before income tax







490 482
Income tax expense







-142 -147
Profit for the period







348 335
Share of net loss from equity accounted investments included in EBIT







-3 -2

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