Cricket West Indies (CWI) has reported a net income of US$14.25 million for the financial year ending 30 September 2023. The organization recorded revenues of US$62.3 million in 2023 following its Annual General Meeting (AGM). CWI unveiled its Annual Report and Audited Financial Statements for the fiscal year 2022 to 2023, showing significant progress and achievements during the period. CWI President, Dr Kishore Shallow, credited the collective efforts of the organization for the progress made and expressed confidence in the future rewards if they maintain this path.
Dr Shallow highlighted the upcoming ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 as a significant opportunity for the Caribbean, with the potential to have an economic impact of US$300 million in the region. He expressed excitement about hosting the event and mentioned that CWI is well-positioned to deliver a magnificent spectacle in June. The organization’s Chief Financial Officer, Kebra Nandon, expressed delight in announcing a significant improvement in CWI’s financial standing, attributing it to the transformational change within the organization that led to a surplus of US $12 million. She also mentioned that the forecast for the end of 2024 anticipates the surplus exceeding US $20 million, laying a solid foundation for sustainability over the next four years.
CWI mentioned that its financials underwent rigorous auditing by Grant Thornton, Antigua. The organization’s success in turning around a deficit of over US $2 million to a surplus of US $12 million demonstrates its commitment to financial stability and sustainability. By fortifying its financial position through increased retained earnings, CWI has strengthened its ability to navigate future challenges. The organization’s focus on transparency and accountability in its financial management has contributed to its positive financial results and outlook for the future.
The announcement of CWI’s net income and revenues for the fiscal year 2022 to 2023 comes after the organization’s AGM in Antigua, where progress and achievements were celebrated. Dr Kishore Shallow praised the efforts of all involved in achieving the progress made during the period, emphasizing the importance of unity and collective action in moving the organization forward. The upcoming ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 was highlighted as a significant opportunity for the Caribbean, with CWI ready to deliver a world-class event that could benefit the region economically.
Overall, CWI’s financial results for the reported period reflect a positive trajectory for the organization, demonstrating growth, stability, and a commitment to financial sustainability. The successful turnaround from a deficit to a surplus, as well as the forecasted surplus for the coming years, show CWI’s dedication to effective financial management and strategic planning. With the support of its stakeholders and partners, CWI is well-positioned to continue its progress and make a positive impact on cricket in the Caribbean region and beyond.
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29 Comments
Why is CWI making millions while players struggle? Something doesnt add up.
Wow, thats a huge profit! But are they paying their fair share in taxes?
Who cares about taxes when theyre bringing in massive profits? Its all part of the game – play smart, win big. Lets focus on celebrating their success rather than nitpicking about taxes. Keep hustling!
Should CWI donate their profits to charity instead? Lets discuss.
Why should CWI donate all their profits to charity? They are a business, not a charity organization. If you want to support a cause, donate your own money. Lets focus on discussing relevant topics instead of expecting companies to solve all social issues.
I bet they cooked the books to show a profit. Fishy business! 🐟📚
Wow, I bet they couldve made even more if they invested in crypto!
Should CWI donate their profits to charity instead? Lets discuss!
No, CWI is a business and has the right to use their profits as they see fit. Its not up to us to dictate how they should allocate their earnings. Lets focus on supporting charities ourselves rather than demanding companies to do it for us.
I think CWI should donate all their profits to charity instead.
Maybe CWI should donate some of that money to charity instead! 🤷♂️
Hey, its great that CWI is making money, but charity isnt their only responsibility. They have a business to run and employees to pay. Lets not always assume that businesses should solely focus on charity when theyre also providing jobs and contributing to the economy.
How can CWI report profit when so many struggle? Something doesnt add up.
Profit doesnt equal greed. CWIs success can benefit those in need through donations, job creation, and community support. Lets focus on solutions rather than pointing fingers. Everyone deserves a chance to thrive.
Is CWIs reported income reliable or inflated? Curious minds want to know! 🤔
Wow, what a profit! But are they investing in sustainable practices? #FoodForThought
Profit may be impressive, but what about the impact on the environment and society? Companies should prioritize sustainability over just financial gains. Its essential to consider the long-term effects of their actions. #SustainabilityMatters #ThinkBeyondProfit
I wonder if CWI could use some of that money to invest in youth development programs.
Why invest in youth when there are bigger issues at hand? CWI needs to prioritize fixing the current state of West Indies cricket before even thinking about youth development. Lets focus on the present before worrying about the future.
Wow, but do we know where that money is really going? 🤔
I get your skepticism, but lets not jump to conclusions. Transparency is key, so lets hold them accountable and demand to see where that money is going. Dont settle for vague answers, ask the tough questions. Lets keep pushing for transparency together.
Wow, thats a hefty profit! Wonder how they plan to reinvest it.
Who cares how they reinvest it? Im just happy to see someone making bank. Let them enjoy their success without worrying about where they put their money. Their profit, their choice.
Wow, thats impressive! I wonder how they achieved such a high income.
Wow, do you think CWIs success is sustainable or just a one-time thing?
Is CWI really prioritizing profit over investing in player development?
Is this a sign of strong financial management or just lucky?
It could be a mix of both strong financial management and luck. Lets not discount the importance of making smart decisions and being in the right place at the right time. Its always a balancing act in the world of finance.
Can we trust these financial reports? Is CWI really that profitable?