Sion Barry
@sionbarry.bsky.social
Business editor of the Western Mail and BusinessLive Wales (also content on WoL).
The hope was commercial revenues would have grown to offset dilution. WRU hoped to deploy in capital enhancing projects but with Covid most went to the regions who were saddled with Covid loans passed through by WRU.
October 20, 2025 at 6:04 PM
The hope was commercial revenues would have grown to offset dilution. WRU hoped to deploy in capital enhancing projects but with Covid most went to the regions who were saddled with Covid loans passed through by WRU.
Fit-out costs aside they will save money with one lease as opposed to 2 and on biz rates and energy costs in a more energy efficient building. Staff are returning to the office and while hybrid is here to stay the amount of days at home is set to fall further.
December 18, 2024 at 4:42 PM
Fit-out costs aside they will save money with one lease as opposed to 2 and on biz rates and energy costs in a more energy efficient building. Staff are returning to the office and while hybrid is here to stay the amount of days at home is set to fall further.
Great analysis and learned a lot. What leases under IFRS16 are now on balance sheet… would that be stuff like train lease financing for TfW?
December 11, 2024 at 2:18 PM
Great analysis and learned a lot. What leases under IFRS16 are now on balance sheet… would that be stuff like train lease financing for TfW?