Annual Accounts
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The Mataura Licensing Trust operates in complete transparency with no hidden costs and a focus to make the most of every dollar for the community.
We offer a single point of contact for a project, plus our Executive Team, Board Members and Management are easily accessible. Our simple, friendly inventive approach has earned us a trusted reputation and firmly established us at the heart of community giving. We work hard to keep our internal costs low and any surplus we make goes back into the local community, not to shareholders or business owners. A full copy of the financial statements and audit opinion is available at our Head Office, 25 Trafford Stret, Gore To download a copy of the MLT Annual Accounts, please click on the image. |
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The Mataura Licensing Trusts 2018 Annual Financial Statements were authorised by the MLT board on 28 July 2018, and an audit opinion was issued on July 26th.
The Mataura Licensing Trust operates in complete transparency with no hidden costs and a focus to make the most of every dollar for the community. We offer a single point of contact for a project, plus our Executive Team, Board Members and Management are easily accessible. Our simple, friendly inventive approach has earned us a trusted reputation and firmly established us at the heart of community giving. We work hard to keep our internal costs low and any surplus we make goes back into the local community, not to shareholders or business owners. A full copy of the financial statements and audit opinion is available at our Head Office, 25 Trafford Stret, Gore To download a copy of the MLT Annual Accounts, please click on the image. |
MLT Boundaries
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The Mataura Licensing Trust Boundaries ensure that 100% of the profits from the Trust go back into the MLT Community.
Since 1955, the Mataura Licensing Trust has been investing in its community, returning profits to its customers and creating jobs. It has been instrumental in future-proofing sporting amenities, as well as supporting the arts, education and destination events, all of which directly or indirectly bolster the local economy. Gore’s multi-sports complex is the flagship of its endeavours, a venue featuring the latest water-turf technology for hockey, a four-court event centre, a short-course Olympic ice skating rink and a two-pool aquatic centre established in partnership with local Government and sports groups. The complex has hosted national tournaments and events, such as the Young Farmer of the Year. (Source Wikipedia). To download a copy of the MLT Boundaries, please click on the image. |