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Assura PLC - Warrington, England-based care property investor and developer - Completes two green development projects in Fareham and Winchester, England. Says these projects are its first schemes designed to be net zero carbon. The two building projects had a combined total development cost of £13.6 million and are immediately rent producing with the tenants now in occupation. Assura wants to be net zero carbon by 2040. ‘Today’s announcement demonstrates delivery against our commitment to produce sustainable healthcare assets that offer a positive social impact to the communities they serve, while helping our healthcare customers to meet their net zero carbon aspirations,’ Assura Chief Executive Officer Jonathan Murphy says. ‘I’m incredibly proud that our progressive approach to building design has been rewarded with the Northumbria Health and Care Academy in Cramlington being the first healthcare building in the UK to achieve WELL Building Standard Gold Certification,’ he adds. Current stock price in London: 37.24 pence, up marginally on Tuesday 12-month change: down 14% Current stock price in Johannesburg: R 8.52 12-month change: listed on the JSE late in November 2024 Copyright 2025 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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