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NMRN OPERATIONS

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Charitable companyMajorRegistered
www.nmrn.org.uk

To support the work of the national museum of the royal navy

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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