Clarion reports drop in turnover and surplus as it takes ‘cautious’ approach to development

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Housing association giant increases spend on existing stock from £393m to £418m

Clarion has reported a 10% drop in both its turnover and surplus for 2023/24.

The 125,000-home housing association giant, in its financial statements for the year to 31 March, has reported turnover of £993m, down from £1.1bn last year.

Its overall surplus also fell from £97m to £87m, and its operating surplus, which excludes one-off items, dropped from £261m to £237m.

The group’s operating surplus from core social housing lettings increased 12% from £162m to £182m.

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