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Financial report 2006 APNIC 23 Bali, Indonesia

Financial status 2006 Completed audit annual accounts:- Operating profit of US$134,667 Membership as at 31 December 2006: 1,362 (Net growth of 205 members) Conservative on financial activities Expenditure and Revenue below budget

Membership status 31 December 2006

Profit and Loss statement - expenses Expenses (USD)    Actual 2006 Budget ∆ ∆% Exchange Rate (*) 0.7574 0.7450 0.012 1.7% Communication expenses 94,863 150,467 (55,604) -37.0% Depreciation expense 394,959 444,916 (49,958) -11.2% Donation/ Sponsorship 63,487 73,945 (10,458) -14.1% ICANN contract fee 185,869 232,024 (46,155) -19.9% Meeting & training expenses 90,642 90,033 609 0.7% Membership fees 58,640 58,499 141 0.2% Other operating expenses 1,028,173 1,018,333 9,840 1.0% Professional fees 319,974 425,608 (105,633) -24.8% Rent 300,880 311,492 (10,612) -3.4% Salaries 2,679,805 2,675,367 4,438 Travel expenses 721,577 710,855 10,723 1.5% TOTAL EXPENSES 5,938,870 6,191,539 (252,669) -4.1%

Profit and Loss statement - revenues Revenue (USD)    Actual 2006 Budget ∆ ∆% Exchange Rate (*) 0.7574 0.7450 0.012 1.7% Interest income 428,215 404,101 24,114 6.0% IP resource application fees 583,655 504,538 79,117 15.7% Membership fees 4,159,073 4,413,868 (254,796) -5.8% Non-members fees 90,971 70,684 20,287 28.7% Per Allocation fees 795,127 681,630 113,498 16.7% Reactivation fees 8,630 3,000 5,630 187.7% Sundry income 183,638 97,138 86,500 89.0% SUB-TOTAL REVENUE 6,249,308 6,174,958 74,350 1.2% FX rate gain / (loss) (94,854) 0.0% TOTAL REVENUE 6,154,454 (20,504) -0.3%

Operating profit/ (loss) (USD) Actual 2006 Budget ∆ ∆% Exchange Rate (*) 0.7574 0.7450 0.012 1.7% Total Revenue 6,154,454 6,174,958 (20,504) -0.3% Total Expenses 5,938,870 6,191,539 (252,669) -4.1%   OPERATING PROFIT/ (LOSS) BEFORE INCOME TAX EXPENSE 215,584 (16,581) 232,165 -1400.2% Income Tax Expense 80,917 77,306 3,611 4.7% OPERATING PROFIT/ (LOSS) AFTER INCOME TAX EXPENSE 134,667 (93,887)

Balance sheet as at 31 December 2006 Financial Position (USD)   Year-End 2006 2005 ∆% Exchange rate(*) 0.7938 0.7363 8% Current Assets 8,587,349 7,219,742 19% Non-current Assets 3,685,478 3,195,746 15% TOTAL ASSETS 12,272,827 10,415,488 18% Total Liabilities 5,110,080 3,891,788 31% Total Equity 7,162,748 6,523,700 10% TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY

Annual finance analysis

Priorities Continuous improvement Tracking overdue aging accounts closely Improve fees collection procedure Enhance integration between accounts and members data Update budget management system/ procedures Implement new payroll system Review fees structure Ensure financial stability - maintain 1-year operational surplus

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