Beyond the mundane tables of statistics and seemingly endless dry chunks of texts in such grey literature, annual reports are comprehensive documents on the activities, as well as performance and financial highlights of companies all through the previous year. Annual reports should be easy and enjoyable to read, hence our passion in elevating the design by incorporating vibrant colours, logo, images, infographics, illustrations and other creative graphic design elements.
Rather than printing the usual Annual Report books, we can create a digital flipbook version and have it embedded into your website for a greater interactive experience for your shareholders and potential investors.
All technicalities aside, we believe that annual reports should be easy and enjoyable to read, hence our passion in elevating the design by incorporating vibrant colours, images, infographics, illustrations and other creative graphic design elements. Together we can create your annual report that would stand out among the many and grab the attention of readers with a unique design that brings it to life.
Our clients whom have trusted us with their Annual Report.
Annual reports are typically created for businesses to distribute to shareholders annually. Yet, shareholders are not the sole target audience of these reports: annual reports are also relevant and significant to current and potential employees of the companies, creditors, analysts, and even current and prospective investors.
Annual reports are typically disseminated annually, however there are some listed corporations that are required to do so more frequently according to the nature of the business.
An annual report comprises several sections to document the corporation’s general information, operations, events and financial conditions. More specifically, such sections typically include:
- Chairman’s or/and CEO’s Message
- The corporation’s preceding year in brief
- The corporation mission and vision
- Board of Directors
- Management/ Team members
- Management’s discussion and analysis
- Financial statements (i.e. Balance Sheet, Income Statement, Cash Flow Statement)
- Notes to the Financial Statements
- Auditor’s Report
- Summary of financial data
- Accounting Policies