Resi groundworks firm to enter administration

Civils and groundworks contractor Agetur UK Ltd has filed documents in court to place the company into administration. The 41-year-old SME operates in the housebuilding sector and its website lists Taylor Wimpey, Vistry and Bloor Homes among its clients. Agetur reported a £23m turnover in… The post Resi groundworks firm to enter administration appeared first on Construction News.

Taylor Wimpey warns of higher cost inflation due to energy price rises

Housebuilder sales remain steady in year so far as it closely monitors Iran situation

Taylor Wimpey profit down 54% after £244m exceptional costs

Fire safety costs and CMA payment hit proft as revenue and completions rise

Taylor Wimpey launches share buyback as profits plummet 54%

Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey has launched a £52m share buyback programme as its full year profits plunged 54.3% amid a “challenging economic backdrop” and previously flagged extra costs relating to cladding remediation. The post Taylor Wimpey launches share buyback as profits plummet 54% appeared first on Property Week.

Taylor Wimpey to spend £150m this year on safety defects backlog

House builder reveals cavity barrier defects behind most of £222m jump in provisions