Nama's total contribution to the Exchequer to hit €5.2bn by the time it winds up in 2025

A further 6,800 units have been granted planning permission or are the subject of planning applications, for delivery after the agency's wind-down has taken place.

Finance Minister Michael McGrath recently announced that all remaining NAMA assets or activities will be transferred to a newly-established Resolution Unit within the National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) at the end of 2025.

The National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) generated €68m in profit during 2023 and has increased its projected lifetime contribution to the Exchequer by €300m, it has announced.

According to the agency’s latest annual report, its total payments to the Exchequer is now projected to be €5.2bn which includes €4.8bn it has generated in surplus over the course of existence as well as €400m corporation tax paid to date.