Annual Report 2016
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68
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FINANCIAL
CONTENTS
69 Directors’ Statement
73 IndependentAuditor’sReport
80 Balance Sheets
81 Statements ofChanges inEquity
83 ConsolidatedCashFlowStatement
84 Notes to theFinancial Statements
133 Analysis of Shareholdings
135 NoticeofAnnualGeneralMeeting
ProxyForm
SeaNettles are carnivorous animals that catch their prey bymeans
of nematocyst. Nematocyst are the tentacles that hang down from the
SeaNettle’s body that cary toxins effective against both their prey and
humans, though it is typically nonlethal to the latter. As these jellyfish
cannot chase after their prey, theymust eat as they drift. By spreading
out their tentacles like a large net, the SeaNettle is able to catch food
as it passes by.When prey brushes up against the tentacles, thousands
of nematocysts are released, launching barbed stingerswhich release a
paralysing toxin into the quarry. The oral arms begin digestion as they
transport the prey into the SeaNettle’smouth.
Pacific
SeaNettle
79 ConsolidatedStatement
ofComprehensive Income
