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Part 2: Introduction - Forecast financial information

Part two presents the Corporation's financial information, descriptions of our five strategic priorities and information that helps to explain how we use our resources to produce our activities (products).

It has two sections.

Forecast service performance: This sets out our strategic priorities and performance measures.

Forecast financial performance, policies and statements: This explains our financial structure, significant underlying assumptions and accounting policies, forecast financial performance and statements.

Forecast financial information highlights:

We manage a portfolio of more than 66,000 homes, which is expected to grow by a net 815 units in 2006/07. The owned portion of this portfolio is our major asset and is currently valued at $11.5 billion.

In 2006/07, the Corporation expects to receive $812.2 million in total income.

  • $767.2 million from rental income from tenants and the Crown
  • $32.4 million (GST exclusive) in other operational funding
  • $12.6 million from interest income The Corporation expects to spend $733.3 million in total expense.
  • $128.7 million on interest expense
  • $604.6 million on other direct and indirect expenditure

The Corporation expects to:

  • make an operating surplus of $78.9 million before tax
  • make income tax payments of $59.4 million
  • make a net surplus of $19.5 million
  • spend $339.8 million on asset purchases and improvements
  • receive $8.8 million from asset sales
  • issue loans of $26.4 million
  • receive $2.8 million from other investing activities.

Investments will be financed by:

  • $474.6 million from the Crown in debt and equity funding
  • $189.9 million from operating activities

Less:

  • return dividend of $10 million to the Crown
  • repayment of $299.9 million of non-Crown debt.
Forecast service performance

The Corporation has five strategic priorities. Each has specific activities with performance measures and targets. We will assess our performance at the end of the financial year by comparing the actual work produced against the targets set.

The Corporation's strategic priorities for the year ending 30 June 2007 and their associated revenue, expenses and surplus or deficit are summarised in the table below.

Table 6: STRATEGIC PRIORITIES: OPERATING REVENUE, EXPENSES AND SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)

Strategic priority Revenue Crown
$000
Revenue other
$000
Total operating costs
$000
Surplus/(deficit)
$000
Strategic priority one: Coordinate the Government's New Zealand Housing Strategy 3,312 0 11,336 (8,024)
Strategic priority two: Demonstrate housing development best practice 0 1,338 3,028 (1,690)
Strategic priority three: Ensure effective state housing stewardship 421,103 346,095 662,452 104,746
Strategic priority four: Support community-based social housing initiatives 12,322 12 21,308 (8,974)
Strategic priority five: Facilitate sustainable home ownership 18,618 7,393 33,108 (7,097)
Total 455,355 354,838 731,232 78,961
Less tax 59,459
Net surplus after tax 19,502

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