So Openfield are declaring a profit of £416k for the year ended June 18. Not a bad turn around from last years loss of £3.287m.
But the figure has been "helped" by a fortunate gain of £1.06m from the gain in changes in fair value of investment property.
Take into account the Actuarial loss on the defined pension scheme and a few other items and the comprehensive loss for the year is £471K.
So in a difficult trading climate for grain merchants have they turned the ship around?
But the figure has been "helped" by a fortunate gain of £1.06m from the gain in changes in fair value of investment property.
Take into account the Actuarial loss on the defined pension scheme and a few other items and the comprehensive loss for the year is £471K.
So in a difficult trading climate for grain merchants have they turned the ship around?