Barratt Redrow plc (LON:BTRW)
London
· Delayed Price · Currency is GBP · Price in GBX | Market Cap | 3.54B |
| Revenue (ttm) | 5.93B |
| Net Income (ttm) | 216.00M |
| Shares Out | 1.40B |
| EPS (ttm) | 0.15 |
| PE Ratio | 17.03 |
| Forward PE | 8.57 |
| Dividend | 0.18 (6.87%) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | Apr 2, 2026 |
| Volume | 10,105,875 |
| Average Volume | 8,126,654 |
| Open | 255.60 |
| Previous Close | 256.30 |
| Day's Range | 250.60 - 256.40 |
| 52-Week Range | 249.30 - 486.50 |
| Beta | 1.42 |
| RSI | 35.91 |
| Earnings Date | Sep 16, 2026 |
About Barratt Redrow
Barratt Redrow plc engages in the housebuilding business in the United Kingdom. The company is also involved in the commercial development business, which includes offices, retail, leisure, industrial, and distribution properties under the Wilson Bowden Developments brand; and land development activities. In addition, it manufactures timber frames under the Oregon Timber Frame brand; and furniture under the BD Living brand. The company offers its homes under the Barratt Homes, David Wilson Homes, Redrow, and Barratt London brands. The company w... [Read more]
Financial Performance
In fiscal year 2025, Barratt Redrow's revenue was 5.58 billion, an increase of 33.83% compared to the previous year's 4.17 billion. Earnings were 186.40 million, an increase of 63.37%.
Financial StatementsNews
Government’s 1.5m housebuilding target in England is suffering subsidence | Nils Pratley
As the country’s biggest housebuilder cuts land buying and the Iran war pushes up costs, setting an ambitious figure appears even more foolish This is what the government didn’t want to hear when its ...
UK’s largest housebuilder to buy less land, in blow to Labour’s homes target
Barratt Redrow blames effects of Iran war, and likely impact on mortgage rates and costs, for further reduction Britain’s largest housebuilder is planning to dramatically cut back on buying new land, ...
Barratt Q3 Reservations Rise; Backs FY26 Outlook
(RTTNews) - Barratt Redrow plc (BTDPF, BTDPY, BTRW.L), a British residential property development company, on Wednesday reported improved reservation rates in the third quarter, supporting its decisio...
Barratt Redrow cuts land buying as it warns Iran war will push up building costs
Barratt Redrow has warned that higher energy costs will bump up building material costs after cutting its land buying plans for the year amid a 'less certain backdrop'.
Barratt Redrow Earnings Call Transcript: Q3 2026
Reservation rates and forward order book rose year-over-year, supporting unchanged completion guidance. Build cost inflation remains contained, Redrow integration is nearly complete, and net cash guidance was raised. Land approvals and spend are being managed cautiously amid market uncertainty.
Barratt Sees Limited Iran Sales Impact, Warns on Higher Costs
Barratt Redrow Plc maintained its guidance for profit and sales this year even as it warned that construction cost inflation could be impacted by the conflict in Iran next year.
Company Diary: Barratt Redrow, Netflix, Tesco
Barratt Redrow, Netflix and Tesco are amongst the FTSE 350 and other companies reporting earnings for the week of 13 April
Barratt Redrow: Can spring selling season revive fortunes?
Barratt Redrow reports on 15 April, with investors focused on reservation rates during crucial spring season amid sector sell-off
Barratt Redrow Earnings Call Transcript: H1 2026
Resilient performance delivered in a subdued market, with revenue up 10.5% and 7,444 homes completed. Redrow integration is nearly complete, GBP 100 million synergies confirmed, and FY26 guidance maintained for completions and cash.
Barratt Redrow Earnings Call Transcript: H2 2025
Resilient performance delivered in a tough market, with strong cash, improved margins, and cost synergies ahead of target. Private completions rose, while total completions fell due to lower affordable output. Guidance anticipates stable costs, flat outlet growth in FY26, and margin recovery as planning reforms take effect.
Barratt Redrow Earnings Call Transcript: Q4 2025
Adjusted profit before tax met consensus, with 16,565 homes completed and strong net cash of £772m. Planning delays and legacy property provisions impacted results, but medium-term targets and cost synergies remain on track.
UK's Barratt Redrow misses home completion target, warns of 'fragile' buyer confidence
Britain's largest homebuilder Barratt Redrow on Tuesday missed its annual forecast for home completions and warned confidence among buyers remained "fragile", sending its shares down almost 13%.
Barratt Redrow Transcript: Trading Update
Reservation rates are stable, with private order book up 3% and incentive levels steady at 6%. Redrow integration and cost synergy progress are on track, and build cost inflation is expected to remain low. Land availability is strong, and the outlook for completions and cash remains positive.
Barratt Redrow Transcript: CMD 2025
Management outlined a strategy focused on sustainable growth, leveraging strong market fundamentals, a diversified land pipeline, and a unique multi-brand approach to accelerate build rates and improve capital efficiency. Medium-term targets include 22,000 homes per year, £100 million in annual synergies, and enhanced shareholder returns.
Barratt Redrow Earnings Call Transcript: H1 2025
Operational performance remained strong with higher completions and upgraded synergy targets following the Redrow integration. Guidance for completions and profit was raised, with a robust cash position and a new share buyback program reflecting confidence in future growth.
Barratt Redrow Transcript: Trading Update
Integration with Redrow is progressing, targeting £90 million in synergies and leveraging a multi-brand strategy to boost sales outlets and efficiency. Trading remains solid, with improved reservation rates and a strong order book supporting FY 2025 guidance. Build cost inflation is flat, and the group aims for medium-term growth to 22,000 completions.
UK's competition regulator clears $3.32 bln Barratt-Redrow deal
Britain's competition regulator said on Friday it has cleared Barratt's 2.52 billion pound ($3.32 billion) all-stock acquisition of smaller rival Redrow, after accepting the undertakings offered by th...
Barratt's Share Price Dips As Builder Announces Sharp FY Profits Fall
Shares in Barratt Developments dipped during Tuesday's risk-off session as it announced a sharp profits drop for the last financial year.
Barratt Redrow Earnings Call Transcript: H2 2024
Operational performance remained resilient despite an 18.6% drop in completions and margin pressure from lower volumes and inflation. Strong cash position, stable pricing, and a robust land pipeline support gradual recovery, with the Redrow acquisition set to deliver significant synergies.
UK homebuilder Barratt's annual profit slumps 56%
British housebuilder Barratt said housing demand continues to be sensitive to mortgage affordability after it posted a 56% slump in its annual profit on Wednesday, as high interest rates and sticky in...
UK's Barratt says regulator's concern waived for Redrow acquisition
British homebuilder Barratt said on Monday that it had waived the competition regulator's concern for its 2.52 billion pounds ($3.27 billion) deal to buy Redrow.
Barratt Redrow Transcript: Trading Update
Reservation rates and first-time buyer activity improved, with adjusted profit before tax for FY 2024 expected slightly ahead of expectations. Land approvals accelerated, supporting a recovery in site numbers by FY 2026, while build cost inflation is set to remain flat. Strong sustainability credentials and a robust balance sheet underpin the outlook.
UK's Barratt flags up to 7% drop in 2025 homebuilding targets amid tough market
Britain's Barratt Developments expects its homebuilding targets for fiscal 2025 to drop by up to 7% as elevated mortgage rates and broader economic concerns hold back a housing market recovery.
Labour's landslide victory sees U.K. housebuilder stocks surge
The Labour Party's landslide victory in the U.K.'s general election pushed up shares in Britain's top housebuilders on Friday morning as investors were optimistic that Keir Starmer's new government wi...