Vistry Group PLC VTY

Investing.com -- Shares in British housebuilders surged on Monday after the government said it would launch a state-backed equity loan scheme to help first-time buyers into new-build homes with deposits of just 2.5%.

The U.K. homebuilder tumbled after a wider-than-expected first-half loss, rising debt and weaker cash guidance exposed the scale of the turnaround facing its new chief executive.

The European stock markets closed lower in Thursday trading as bond yields and oil prices surged whi

The builder reported pre-tax losses of £661.3 million for the six months to June 30, against profits of £40.9 million a year earlier.

Vistry Group (LON:VTY) outlined a broad restructuring plan following a CEO review that will reduce its operating footprint, reshape its land bank and shift the business toward a more selective mixed-tenure housing model. Chief Executive Adam Daniels, who took the role in April, said the review foun

Struggling housebuilder Vistry has plunged to its biggest-ever loss of £661m as Britain’s property crisis deepens.

When Greg Fitzgerald unveiled plans three years ago to transform his business Vistry into an affordable housing contractor, it was hailed as a masterstroke.

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The UK housebuilder warned first-half profit will be significantly lower as it prioritizes cash generation and debt reduction.

One of Labour’s key housebuilding partners has warned of “significantly lower” profit after it was forced to cut house prices to boost sales.

Vistry Group’s updated framework reduces its central Fair Value estimate from £6.47 to £5.18, bringing it closer to the latest analyst target range of about £3.85 to £7.15. This change is broadly consistent with recent research that lowers price targets and adopts more neutral or cautious stances as analysts weigh execution risks against the current share price. Read on to see how you can track these evolving targets and use them to frame your own view on the stock. Analyst Price Targets...

Despite a revenue dip, Vistry Group PLC (BVHMF) showcases strong financial management and strategic positioning for future growth.

UK homebuilder warns 2026 profit growth may trail expectations as longtime CEO Greg Fitzgerald prepares to retire by March 2027.

One of Britain’s biggest housebuilders has seen around £500m wiped off its value in the wake of the surprise exit of its boss.

Vistry Group (LON:VTY) reported full-year 2025 profit before tax in line with expectations, supported by what management described as a “very, very strong” second half despite limited assistance from broader market conditions. Executives highlighted a leaner organizational structure following a majo