UK's Persimmon Expects to Deliver More Homes in 2026

UK's Persimmon expects to deliver more homes in 2026

UK homebuilder Persimmon has today beaten first-half profit expectations and forecast higher home sales in 2026, but caution about next year's margin growth weighed on shares as higher costs and affordability concerns persist.

Persimmon Expects Rise in Annual UK Home Sales After Deals Boost

Persimmon Plc said it was on track to sell more homes this year and in 2026 as optimism builds around a housing rebound.

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Persimmon points to improved H1 new home figures – Mortgage Strategy

UK housebuilder Persimmon reports an increase in home completions and average sale prices in its half-year numbers. For the six months top the end of June, the company saw a 7% increase in private completions to 3,987 homes with total completions up 4% to 4,605. The housebuilder insisted it was on track for

Persimmon eyes more completions but warns of affordability headwinds

The volume housebuilder said interest rates and mortgages coming down had helped it, but other costs still weighed on its customers

Persimmon shares dip despite respectable profit growth

Housebuilder Persimmon is benefitting from the early signs of a revival in the UK property market as completions and profits rose in its half-year period. The FTSE 100 company completed 4,605 homes in the six months to 30 June, up 4% year-on-year, driven by a 7% increase in private completions to 3,987 units. Revenue surged […] The post Persimmon shares dip despite respectable profit growth appeared first on UK Investor Magazine.