I agreed to your statement, but looking at SLA balance sheet,
their income was not really fantastic. In FY05, their income is
only $80,817,000.
I am not an accountant, but if HDB paid SLA for those land,
shouldn't SLA reflects those sales in its balance sheet? Perhaps
HDB did not acquire any land from SLA during FY01 to FY05.
FY05 FY04 FY03 FY02 FY01
S$000 S$000 S$000 S$000 S$000
Income & Expenditure
Income 80,817 82,816 77,708 83,600 62,465
Expenditure 68,057 66,461 61,090 60,230 60,368
Operating surplus 12,760 16,355 16,618 23,370 2,097
Non-operating income (net) 1,315 1,692 132 (586) 74
Surplus before capital grant 14,075 18,047 16,750 22,784
2,172
Amortisation of capital grant 1,343 1,388 3,695
Surplus before contribution
to consolidated fund 15,418 19,435 20,455 22,784 2,172
Less: Contribution to
consolidated fund
statutory 3,084 3,888 4,498 5,013 532
special 2,500 2,500
Net surplus for the year 9,834 13,047 15,948 17,772 1,640
Capital Expenditure 4,974 7,366 3,604 4,834 17,011
http://www.sla.gov.sg/doc/new/SLA_full.pdf