Southern moves back into surplus but margins squeezed

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G15 landlord targeting £14m of efficiencies this year

Southern Housing has posted a surplus of £5m for the year to 31 March.

The G15 landlord, in its financial statements, revealed it has moved back into surplus following a deficit of £28m the previous year that was largely due to a £30m loss from fair value movements of property and investments.

However, the group’s operating margin was 12%, below its target of 18%. Southern said was due to “several material adverse costs”, including write-downs, impairment charges and rising maintenance spend.

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