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finance · BBC
“£40m”
40000000 £
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finance · BBC
“valued at £1.3bn”
1300000000 £
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finance · BBC
“90%”
90 %
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finance · BBC
“50%”
50 %
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business · BBC
“47”
47 sponsors
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business · BBC
“January 2009”
5 years
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finance · BBC
“10%”
10 %
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sport · BBC
“2012”
2012 year
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business · BBC
“2006”
2006 year
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politics · BBC
“the sport's national chief, Roger Draper”
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politics · BBC
“Draper moved from Sport England in 2006 to take the helm at the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA)”
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sport · BBC
“We are a big sport, with half a million adults playing weekly”
500000 adults
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sport · BBC
“one million adults play every month”
1000000 adults
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sport · BBC
“four million playing once a year”
4000000 adults
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sport · BBC
“to rise to 625,000”
625000 adults
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business · BBC
“over the next five years we are investing £40m”
40000000 GBP
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business · BBC
“tennis is the fourth-biggest commercial sport in the country, valued at £1.3bn”
1300000000 GBP
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business · BBC
“The LTA's annual budget is £55m”
55000000 GBP
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business · BBC
“about half of that being derived from the annual Wimbledon championship”
about 50 %
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business · BBC
“will keep 90% of the financial surplus from the event each year”
90 %
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business · BBC
“50% of the Wimbledon venue owned by the LTA since 1934 will be sold to the All England club for £55m, to be made in instalments from 2013”
50 %
55000000 GBP
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business · BBC
“In January 2009, Mr Draper then signed up the first-ever "lead partner of British tennis" - global life and pensions giant Aegon - in a five-year deal”
5 years
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business · BBC
“it had 47 backers paying between £50,000 and £100,000 each”
47 sponsors
50000 GBP
100000 GBP
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business · BBC
“just 10% of the LTA's income was derived from Sport England”
10 %
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sport · BBC
“play starting on 21 June”
