2024 - 2025
2023 - 2024
2022 - 2023
2015 - 2021
Statement of comprehensive income (£m)
- Turnover - £408.2 million
- Operating Surplus - £105.2 million
- Surplus for the Year - £47.9 million
- New homes built – 901
- Properties – 46,922
Statement of comprehensive income (£m)
- Turnover - £391.1 million
- Operating Surplus - £110.0 million
- Surplus for the Year - £54.9 million
- New homes built – 870
- Properties – 46,300
Statement of comprehensive income (£m)
- Turnover - £418.3 million
- Operating Surplus - £135.2 million
- Surplus for the Year - £89.6 million
- New homes built – 1,257
- Properties – 47,429
2021 - 2022 Statement of comprehensive income (£m)
- Turnover - £374.0 million
- Operating Surplus - £131.4 million
- Surplus for the Year - £81.4 million
2020 - 2021 Statement of comprehensive income (£m)
- Turnover – £355m
- Operating Surplus – £112m
- Surplus for the Year - £62m
2019 - 2020 Statement of comprehensive income (£m)
- Turnover - £323m
- Operating Surplus - £130m
- Surplus for the Year - £73m
2018 - 2019 Statement of comprehensive income (£m)
- Turnover - £316m
- Operating Surplus - £116m
- Surplus for the Year - £42m
2017 - 2018 Statement of comprehensive income (£m)
- Turnover - £357m
- Operating Surplus - £116m
- Surplus for the Year - £85m
2016 - 2017 Statement of comprehensive income (£m)
- Turnover - £333m
- Operating Surplus - £107m
- Surplus for the Year - £65m
2015 - 2016 Statement of comprehensive income (£m)
- Turnover - £301m
- Operating Surplus - £93m
- Surplus for the Year - £45m
Property portfolio
For information on our property portfolio and new homes built, please see our latest Investor Presentation and latest Annual Report.
Ratings
Credit rating
Orbit Group is a financially robust housing association. We are rated A3 with a stable outlook by Moody's.
Regulatory grading
Orbit has a G1 / V2 Governance and Viability rating assigned by the Regulator of Social Housing.
G1 – Compliant – Orbit meets the Regulator's governance requirements
V2 – Compliant – Orbit meets the Regulator's viability requirements. It has the financial capacity to deal with a reasonable range of adverse scenarios but needs to manage material risks to ensure continued compliance.