On Thursday 11 December, Moody’s confirmed that Abri has retained its A3 stable credit rating, reflecting the organisation’s strength and ongoing resilience. The announcement follows the retention of Abri’s G1/V1 rating from the Regulator of Social Housing.
On Abri’s performance, Caroline Moore, Abri's Chief Financial Officer said:
“We’re delighted to have retained our A3 stable rating. Moody’s have recognised Abri’s strong market position and solid liquidity, enabling the continued delivery of quality affordable homes and services.”
In the last financial year (24-25) Abri has invested £130 million into existing homes, £261 million into new homes and £10.5 million generated in social value. In December 2024, Abri also welcomed Octavia Housing into the group, where it has spent the last year working to stabilise Octavia’s financial position and improve its homes and services for residents.
Gary Orr, Abri’s Group Chief Executive confirmed:
“Abri’s scale, resilience and strong track record in successful partnerships has been recognised in Moody’s baseline credit assessment. We’ve made great strides in helping Octavia address the challenges its faced and we’re now building on the strong foundations laid to deliver improved outcomes for our customers in London.
“With the reaffirmed credit rating and highest regulatory rating for governance and viability, Abri looks to deliver even more in 2026 with the launch of our ambitious and bold new corporate strategy.”