Queensland Symphony Orchestra_acnc Group
Charity reporting is up to date.
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Public Benevolent Institution
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Basic Religious Charity
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Tax deductible (DGR)
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Financial Report Consolidated
Key Information
Charity Status
Charity reporting is up to date.
Charity Size
VL
- Extra Small (<$50k)
- Small ($50k-$250k)
- Medium ($250k-$1m)
- Large ($1m-$10m)
- Very Large ($10m-$100m)
- Extra Large (>$100m)
Revenue $23.4m
Years in Operation
N/A
Operating State(s)
No reported operations
Overseas Operations
Not Operating Overseas
Number of Employees
153
Employees
0
Volunteers
% Revenue from Govt.
51.4%
Revenue from Govt. ($12m)
Total Expenses
$23.4m
99.9% of Revenue
% Revenue from Donations
10.5%
Revenue from Donations ($2.5m)
Grants for Use in Aus.
$0.00
0% of Expenses
Grants for Use Outside Aus.
$0.00
0% of Expenses
% Employee Expenses
70.2%
Employee Expenses ($16.4m)
More Details
Basic Information
CONTACT INFORMATION
Phone Number: 492890405
Email: rodolphe.deus@qso.com.au
Purpose statement
In 2023, QSO achieved the following: 1. Artistic Excellence Over 310 musicians engaged across the year, both permanent and casual Umberto Clerici commenced as Chief Conductor, continuing into 2024 Landmark performance of The Ring Cycle with Opera Australia 99 Australian works performed Several QSO commissions presented including Kalkani by William Barton and Veronique Serret, and Justin William s Symphony No. 1. 2. Audience Excellence Highest Subscription Revenue A record 57,869 tickets sold 991,100 digital views on social media platforms 86% overall audience enjoyment rating A record Cinematic attendance with 4,894 ticket buyers across three concerts Over 4,400 attendees at free events Our Community Engagement 3. Community Engagement Significant instrument acquisitions for the brass, string and percussion sections Successful launch of the QSO Academy Pilot Program 8,919 patrons attended QSO regional concerts 3,212 students and teachers engaged through QSO regional education concerts & workshops Senior secondary school students development supported through Young Instrumentalist Prize, Compose and Prodigy Projects First Nations school and tertiary students attended QSO Brisbane and regional activity 4. Company Achievement 123 employees 286 casuals engaged Annual surplus of $32,838
2023 Financial Data
This charity reports as a group for financial purposes, for contact information and address, please visit the individual group member pages from the links below.
2023 Revenue Breakdown
Total Revenue $23,399,993$23.4m
2023 Expenses Breakdown
Total Expenses $23,367,155$23.4m
Total Gross Income (incl. $0.00$0 of other income e.g. gains): $23,399,993$23.4m
Queensland Symphony Orchestra_ACNC Group have a net surplus of $32,838$32.8k
2023 Assets Breakdown
Total Assets $26,760,349 $26.8m
2023 Liabilities Breakdown
Total Liabilities $7,009,179$7m
Queensland Symphony Orchestra_ACNC Group have net assets of $19,751,170$19.8m
2023 People
Staff Costs
$16.4m
70.1% of Annual Revenue
Full Time Equivalent Employees
153
Average Expense per Employee
$85.3k
Full Time Employees
112
27% of Employees
Part Time Employees
11
3% of Employees
Casual Employees
286
70% of Employees
This organisation has no listed volunteers.
| Charity Name | Group Name | ABN |
|---|---|---|
Queensland Symphony Orchestra Pty Ltd |
Queensland Symphony Orchestra_acnc Group |
97094916444 |
Queensland Symphony Orchestra Holdings Ltd |
Queensland Symphony Orchestra_acnc Group |
55122464706 |
