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Dáil Éireann debate -
Wednesday, 15 Mar 1967

Vol. 227 No. 5

Ceisteanna — Questions. Oral Answers. - Profits and Losses of State Companies.

173.

asked the Minister for Finance if he will bring up to date the information regarding profits and losses of companies in which the State has majority shareholding which was given in reply to Question No. 133 of 8th March, 1966.

The following is the information requested: Companies in which the State has a majority shareholding. Profit (+) and losses (-) for the latest accounting year.

Year ended (See note (a))

£

Aer Rianta Teoranta

31/3/66

+

244,797

Aer Lingus Teoranta

31/3/66

+

36,873

Aerlinte Teoranta

31/3/66

+

1,050,544

Agricultural Credit Corporation Ltd.

30/4/66

+

95,410

Arramara Teoranta

30/9/65

+

5,399

British and Irish Steampacket Co. Ltd.

31/12/65

87,752

Ceimicí Teoranta

30/9/66

+

113,642

Comhlucht Siúicre Éireann Teo. (See note (b))

30/4/66

+

262,590

Dairy Disposal Co. Ltd.

31/12/65

+

86,709

Cólucht Groighe Náisiúnta na h-Éireann Teo.

31/12/65

+

18,929

Irish Steel Holdings Ltd.

30/6/66

65,657

Industrial Credit Company Ltd. (See note (c))

31/10/66

+

314,330

Irish Shipping Ltd.

31/3/66

+

18,166

Irish Life Assurance Co. Ltd. (See note (d))

31/12/65

+

800,000

Min-Fhéir Teoranta

31/3/66

6,445

National Building Agency Ltd.

31/3/66

+

6,723

Nítrigin Éireann Teoranta (See note (f))

30/6/66

+

8,391

Shannon Free Airport Development Co. Ltd. (See note (e))

31/3/66

649,899

Depreciation, but not taxation, has been deducted in arriving at these figures.

NOTES:

(a) Years of account vary. The figures given are the latest available.

(b) Takes into account the loss (£1,205,278) on food processing charged to Profit and Loss Account. Figures given in reply to previous Questions were net after providing for taxation. If a similar basis were adopted on this occasion, the result would be a loss of £102,410.

(c) Does not include results of trading of wholly-owned subsidiaries.

(d) The surplus is the result of biennial valuation.

(e) Represents the deficit on the Company's Income and Expenditure Account before account is taken of State grants (£474,500) received.

(f) Arrived at without taking account of interest on Exchequer advances.

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