Residential Secure Income plc

Residential Secure Income plc is a real estate investment trust (REIT) focused on delivering secure, inflation-linked returns. With a focus on two residential sub-sectors in UK residential - independent retirement rentals and shared ownership - underpinned by an ageing demographic and untapped and strong demand for affordable home ownership. ReSI plc's purpose is to deliver affordable, high-quality, safe homes with great customer service and long-term stability of tenure for residents. We achieve this through meeting demand from housing developers, housing associations, local authorities, and private developers for long-term investment partners to accelerate the development of socially and economically beneficial affordable housing. ReSI plc's subsidiary, ReSI Housing Limited, is registered as a for-profit Registered Provider of social housing and so provides a unique proposition to its housing developer partners, being a long-term private sector landlord within the social housing regulatory environment. As a Registered Provider, ReSI Housing can acquire affordable housing subject to s106 planning restrictions and housing funded by government grant. In December 2024, shareholders voted for and accepted a new investment objective which seeks to realize all the existing assets in the Company's portfolio in an orderly manner. The Company will pursue its investment objective by effecting an orderly realization of its assets while seeking to balance maximizing returns for Shareholders against timing of disposals whilst ensuring the interests of residents are protected. Capital expenditure will be permitted where it is deemed necessary or desirable in connection to the realization, primarily where such expenditure is necessary to protect or enhance an asset's realizable value, to comply with statutory or regulatory obligations, to protect other stakeholders, to comply with the terms of any funding arrangement or to facilitate orderly disposals. Residential Secure Income plc was incorporated in 2017 in United Kingdom.