Anchor’s surplus falls by over £10m due to impairment charge

News15 Aug 2024Michael Lloyd

Specialist older persons’ housing and care provider Anchor saw its surplus fall by more than £10m in 2023-24, largely due to a £9.6m impairment charge relating to a development scheme where the primary contractor entered into liquidation.

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