This report provides a critical analysis of the general purpose financial reporting by Vocus Group Limited, an international telecommunication company. It examines the measurement criteria adopted by the company and its compliance with the conceptual framework requirements. The report also explores the fundamental qualitative characteristics of the conceptual framework applied by Vocus Group Limited and the enhancing qualitative characteristics. Additionally, it discusses the decision-making relevance of the financial report and the knowledge required by end-users. Finally, the report highlights the requirements of general purpose financial reporting.