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December 2017 Largest associations grow turnover to £20bn in 2017

Income holds up in first year of rent cut as housing associations reduce costs.

The UK’s largest housing associations grew their turnover to more than £20bn in 2017.

 

The 202 associations in Social Housing’s analysis had over £3m units and collectively made £4.1bn in pre tax surpluses.

 

The digest sets out financial results for the associations that hold the most units in their category across England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The definition of traditional, mixed group and LSVT associations in England for this report is the one used by the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) in the 2016 Global Accounts...

 

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UK housing associations: audited accounts 2016/17 summary

Income and expenditureBalance sheetFinancial ratios
EnglandNumber of unitsGross turnover, £mOp. costs, £mOp. surplus/ turnoverNet interest, £m Surplus on sales, £mNet surplus, £mNet surplus/ turnoverAssets total, £mLoans total, £mPer unit, £mGearing ratioEBITDA MRI interest cover
60Traditionals1,173,9318,536(6,212)30%(1,126)3711,84722%75,31630,79426,23249%146%
26Mixed803,9825,028(3,477)34%(840)2151,01020%42,74618,48222,98850%121%
60LSVT799,0174,554(3,120)34%(627)13496521%32,53914,87918,62154%247%

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