AmazonScience/document-haystack
Document Haystack Dataset This repository contains the dataset for the paper “Document Haystack: A Long Context Multimodal Image/Document Understanding Vision LLM Benchmark”. 📑 Abstract Paper The proliferation of multimodal Large Language Models has significantly advanced the ability to analyze and understand complex data inputs from different modalities. However, the processing of long documents remains under-explored, largely due to a lack of suitable… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/AmazonScience/document-haystack.
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1Statutory Performance Review2Year Ended 31 December3Results1420235£m620227£m8Change9%10CC211%12NGR 4,833.1 4,348.9 11% 11%13Revenue 4,769.6 4,296.9 11% 11%14Gross profit 2,907.0 2,714.7 7%15Contribution 4 2,279.4 2,128.9 7%16Underlying EBITDA 5 1,007.9 993.2 1%17Share based payments (21.7) (19.2) (13%)18Underlying depreciation and amortisation (301.5) (238.1) (27%)19Share of JV loss (42.9) (194.1) 78%20Underlying operating profit 6 641.8 541.8 18%21Net underlying finance costs 6 (229.4) (84.7)22Net foreign exchange/financial instruments 32.5 (135.3)23Profit before tax pre separately disclosed items 444.9 321.824Separately disclosed items:25Amortisation of acquired intangibles (254.6) (116.9)26Recognition of HMRC settlement liability (585.0) –27Other (447.9) (102.0)28(Loss)/profit before tax (842.6) 102.929Tax (36.1) (70.0)30(Loss)/profit after tax from continuing activities (878.7) 32.931Discontinued operations (57.8) (13.4)32(Loss)/profit after tax (936.5) 19.533NGR and Revenue34Group NGR and revenue were +11% ahead of last year and the same on a constant currency basis 2, with Online NGR +12% and Retail 35NGR +9% year on year. Further details are provided in the Financial Performance Review section.36Underlying operating profit 637The Group reported underlying operating profit 5 of £641.8m, +18% ahead of 2022 (2022: £541.8m). Underlying EBITDA 5 was +1% 38ahead, with the increase in revenue offset by additional taxes, particularly in Australia, and increased operating costs largely associated 39with acquired businesses and inflation. Depreciation and amortisation was -27% higher than 2022 driven by depreciation on acquired 40businesses as well as on our recent investment in product and technology. The Group’s share of BetMGM losses in the period were 41£42.0m, £152.1m lower than 2022 as the business continues on its path to profitability. Analysis of the Group’s performance for the 42period is detailed in the Financial Performance Review section.43Financing costs44Underlying finance costs of £229.4m excluding separately disclosed items of £1.0m (2022: £5.7m) were £144.7m higher than 2022 driven 45by interest on the Group’s new $1bn USD term loan, which was raised in Q4 of 2022, increased drawdowns on the Group’s RCF and the 46impact of the increase in global interest rates. 47Net gains on financial instruments, driven primarily by a foreign exchange gain on re-translation of debt related items, were £32.5m in the 48period (2022: £135.3m loss). This gain is offset by a foreign exchange loss on the translation of assets in overseas subsidiaries which is 49recognised in reserves and forms part of the Group’s commercial hedging strategy.50Separately disclosed items51Items separately disclosed before tax for the year amount to £1,287.5m (2022: £218.9m) and relate to the Deferred Prosecution 52Agreement (“DPA”) with the Crown Prosecution Service of £585.0m (2022: £nil), £254.6m of amortisation on acquired intangibles 53(2022: £116.9m), corporate transaction costs of £17.8m (2022: £23.9m), restructuring costs, including the initial costs of Project Romer, of 54£49.7m (2022: £11.8m) and legal and onerous contract costs of £17.6m (2022: £8.1m) primarily relating to the legal costs associated with 55the HMRC investigation. The Group also recorded a £1.0m loss on disposal of assets (£2022: £1.0m), £71.8m on movements in fair value 56of contingent consideration (2022: £1.0m income), primarily relating to discount unwind on Tab NZ consideration, and £1.0m in financing 57costs (2022: £5.7m). 58In addition, the Group has also recognised an impairment charge of £289.0m during the current year (2022: £7.0m) with impairments 59recognised against our Australian business of £190.0m, our closed B2C operations in Unikrn and Africa of £78.1m, and smaller 60impairments against our ROI Retail business, closed shops and offices in the UK and our Totolotek business in Poland of £20.9m. 61The charge which has arisen in the Group’s Australian CGU is a result of the impact of ongoing increases in the rate of Point of 62Consumption tax across certain states and a forecast decline in Australian revenues in 2024 as a result of a reduced market outlook. 63Entain plc Annual Report 202374641 Overview 8 Strategic report 88 Governance 140 Financial statements65Chief Financial 66Officer’s Review