Methodist Church in Fiji reports $54 million in net assets
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At a glance
- The Methodist Church in Fiji reported net assets exceeding $54 million for 2025, up from $50.99 million in 2024.
- The church's total assets increased to $58.63 million, while liabilities saw a slight rise to $4.58 million.
- Growth was primarily fueled by a significant increase in equity investments, though cash holdings decreased.
The Methodist Church in Fiji has reported a robust financial standing, with its net assets reaching over $54 million in 2025. This marks an increase from $50.99 million in 2024, signaling a strengthening financial position for the church.
These figures were presented at the 2026 Annual Conference, known as Bose Ko Viti. The church's total assets also saw an upward trend, growing from $55.51 million to $58.63 million. Concurrently, its liabilities experienced a minor increase, rising from $4.52 million to $4.58 million, indicating a stable debt level.
The primary driver behind this financial growth was a substantial rise in financial investments, particularly in equity investments, which climbed from $37.95 million to $42.22 million. The church also reported growth in its property and equipment assets, which increased from $8.42 million to $8.69 million.
Despite the overall positive financial trend, the church's cash holdings saw a decline, falling from $7.70 million to $5.64 million. Nevertheless, the report concludes that the church's overall financial position remains strong, characterized by growing assets and comparatively low liabilities.
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