Unite Company profile
About UNITE Group plc
The Unite Group plc is a United Kingdom-based owner, developer and operator of student accommodation. The Company provides a home for students in University towns and cities. It partners with Universities across the United Kingdom (UK). The Company operates through two segments: Operations and Property. The Operations segment is responsible for the Company's properties, including those owned by its co-investment vehicles. The Property segment is responsible for its development and asset management strategy and oversees its two co-investment vehicles. The Company rents its rooms both directly to students and to Universities. Its properties provide accommodation close to University campuses, transport and local amenities. It offers study bedroom, insurance, round the clock security, cleaning services and Wireless-Fidelity throughout its buildings.
Financial summary
BRIEF: For the fiscal year ended 31 December 2021, UNITE Group plc revenues increased 24% to £266.9M. Net income totaled £342.4M vs. loss of £121M. Revenues reflect Other income increase from £19.5M to £57.9M, Rental income increase of 7% to £209M. Net Income reflects Net Operating Income (NOI)-Owned/leased increase of 5% to £141.3M, Net valuation gains/(losses) on property decrease from £124.2M (expense) to £116.9M (income).
Equity composition
FY'04' restated due to accounting change from UK GAAP to IFRS. 09/2009, Rights Issue, 11 new share for every 2 shares held @ GBp 250 (Factor:1.018516) 06/2014, Priority Issue, 2 new shares for every 21 shares held @ GBp 410 (Factor: 1.008146).
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