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Denise Weger
“Materiality is being redefined – through pressure on business from wider civil society, and through precedents established by company practice and, increasingly, regulation and litigation. But current experimentation in redefining materiality suffers from being ad hoc, often confused and confusing, and rarely credible. As a result, companies too often disclose information that is no
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Curro, the largest listed private education company on the local bourse, announced a rather grim trading update for its 2020 year-end. The trading update underpins many of the issues surrounding the education sector, with many parents unable to afford school fees as a result of the economic upheaval caused by the coronavirus pandemic and ensuing lockdowns. Since listing in 2011, the independent school provider has been extremely acquisitive, growing its assets more than fifteen-fold. Although the assets have managed to grow significantly since listing on the JSE, the value of the company has been largely unchanged. Shareholders have been made to pay for poor capital allocation decisions and a shrinking macroeconomic environment in South Africa. Curro’s business model targets the middle-to-high income households and its results display the difficulties experienced by these families. Curro experienced an increase in outstanding school fees, rocketing bad debts expense to R63m. The co