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The 67,000-home housing association’s accounts were late as it was reviewing one-off costs, most of which related to building safety
Notting Hill Genesis has reported a £90.2m pre-tax deficit after identifying £101.5m in one-off costs, the majority of which related to building safety liabilities and impairments.
This compares to a pre-tax surplus of £106.1m in 2022/23.
The accounts, which were published this afternoon after missing the Regulator of Social Housing’s 30 September deadline, identified £53.7m in building safety liabilities and £10.1m in asset impairments.
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