Network improves its annual surplus to £5.7m

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Network improves its annual surplus to £5.7m

Published by SRedford for Network Housing Group Limited in Housing and also in Communities, Local Government
Wednesday 24th February 2010 - 4:08pm

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Network Housing Group has posted a net surplus of £5.7m for 2008/09, an increase of £2.4m on the previous year. This was in spite of a reduced surplus from property sales of £2m.

David Levenson, Group Director of Finance & Resources, said that the improved performance is a result of lower costs of finance and efficiency gains working their way through the accounts: "The new Group financing facilities which were arranged in 2008 reduced borrowing costs by more than £1m last year and higher reductions are anticipated in future years.”

He continued: "Operating surplus before interest and surpluses from sale increased from £21.5m to £24.2m, meaning that we are able to provide our tenants with better value for money in terms of services and repairs, and provide more new homes."

Unlike many of the major developing associations, Network has had no write down in its accounts from falls in property values. "We have continued to acquire land at suitable values and our sales exposure is low. Our auditors were satisfied that we could justify the carrying value of all of our assets," explained Levenson.

 

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