NMRN OPERATIONS
#1169061To support the work of the national museum of the royal navy
What they do
Who they help
Areas of operation
Registered address
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE ROYAL NAVY, HM NAVAL BASE (PP66), PORTSMOUTH, PO1 3NH
Latest HighlightsFY 2025
Income
All sources
£21,524,894
Expenditure
All activities
£19,323,768
Net Reserves
Unrestricted funds
£4,851,000
Total Assets
Gross assets
£44,296,599
Working Capital
Liquidity
£3,498,929
Benchmark Performance
Comparing against 1,903 similar major charities
Compare vs:
Reserve Runway
3.0 months
Median: 3.6 monthsAround typical
Income Growth (1yr)
16.8%
Median: 8.2%Top quartile
Spending Efficiency
85.2%
Median: 97.2%Below typical
Income Concentration
42.9%
Median: 87.1%Top quartile
Fundraising ROI
7.5x
Median: 27.3xAround typical
Income Volatility
63.0%
Median: 13.4%Below typical
Self-Generated Income
40.7%
Median: 92.1%Below typical
3-Year Income CAGR
16.2%
Median: 8.7%Top quartile
Efficiency & Health
Charitable Spending
85.2%
Fundraising Eff.
% income retained
7.5%
Governance Cost
% of expenditure
17.2%
Grant Making
% given away
0%
Debt Ratio
% of assets
5.0%
Survival Ratio
Months of reserves
3.0 months
Income Profile
Donations & Legacies
% of income
56.9%
Government Reliance
% of income
3.7%
Largest Source
Primary income
Donations & Legacies
Diversification
HHI: 4288
Moderately Concentrated
Trends
Income Growth (1yr)
Year over Year
16.8%↑
Income CAGR (3yr)
Compound growth
16.2%
Volatility
High Volatility
63.0%
Reserves Trend
Direction
Stable
Governance
Employees
Staff count
0
Volunteers
Volunteer count
0
Volunteer Ratio
Per staff member
N/A
Revenue/Employee
Per head
N/A
Trustee Benefits
Payments to trustees
No
High Earners
Earning over £60k
N/A
Source: Charity Commission annual returns. Figures may differ from published accounts. Always verify with official charity filings for due diligence.
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