Home Builders and Manufactured Buildings

Taylor Wimpey plc

Taylor Wimpey Expects 2025 UK Market Completion Volume and Profits to Align with Guidance

RBC downgrades Taylor Wimpey's rating and target price

Seven Homebuilders Agree to Pay £100m to Resolve Competition Inquiry

Taylor Wimpey Receives Voting Rights Change Notice from BlackRock

Jefferies recommends buying Persimmon and Taylor Wimpey stocks ahead of the spring statement

Chris Carney Purchases Shares of Taylor Wimpey

Persimmon Homes Wessex and Taylor Wimpey Southern Counties have started construction on a new primary school at Valley Park, Didcot. The 3.01-hectare site will include sports pitches, outdoor play areas, parking, and net-zero carbon features. The project, in partnership with local authorities, Omnia Learning Trust, and Barnwood Construction, aims to enhance outdoor learning and community access.

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Persimmon Breaks Ground on New Primary School at Valley Park in Didcot

Taylor Wimpey PLC announced that Martyn Coffey, an independent Non-Executive Director, will be appointed as a Non-Executive Director of Luceco PLC, effective 9 December 2025. He will also join Luceco's Remuneration Committee.

London Stock Exchange

REG - Taylor Wimpey PLC - Director Declaration

Royal Bank of Canada upgraded Taylor Wimpey to an "outperform" rating, raising the target price from GBX 130 to GBX 150, indicating a potential upside of 48.22%. Other analysts have mixed ratings, with some maintaining a "hold" and others a "buy". The stock traded down 1.4% to GBX 101.20, with a market cap of £3.64 billion. Taylor Wimpey operates as a homebuilder in the UK and Spain.

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Royal Bank Of Canada Upgrades Taylor Wimpey (LON:TW) to Outperform

RBC has adjusted its ratings for UK homebuilders, upgrading Taylor Wimpey and Persimmon to "outperform" due to strategic advantages and site expansion expectations. Barratt Redrow was downgraded to "sector perform" due to integration challenges, while Berkeley Group was cut to "underperform" due to tax impacts. UK house prices rose slightly in November, defying budget concerns.

BUZZ-UK homebuilders mixed as RBC shakes up ratings

Taylor Wimpey PLC Unsponsored ADR (OTCMKTS:TWODY) has received a consensus "Hold" recommendation from six analysts. The stock has mixed ratings: one "sell," four "hold," and one "strong buy." Recent reports show varied analyst opinions, with upgrades and downgrades. The stock opened at $13.48, with a 12-month range of $12.32-$17.26. A dividend of $0.5591 will be paid on November 28th. Taylor Wimpey operates as a homebuilder in the UK and Spain.

Taylor Wimpey PLC Unsponsored ADR (OTCMKTS:TWODY) Receives Average Recommendation of "Hold" from Analysts

The UK homebuilders index rose by 1.2% after Goldman Sachs initiated coverage with a positive outlook. Despite concerns over the upcoming UK budget, Goldman Sachs expects it to refocus on improving housing indicators and affordability. Vistry shares increased by 6%, leading FTSE mid-caps, while Berkeley Group, Barratt Redrow, Taylor Wimpey, and Persimmon saw marginal gains. The sub-index is down 4.2% year-to-date.

UK homebuilders index rises after Goldman Sachs starts coverage of sector

Taylor Wimpey PLC announced director shareholdings following participation in the Dividend Reinvestment Plan. Jennie Daly, Chief Executive, acquired 20,913 shares at 101.6371 pence and 1,371 shares at 101.86 pence. Chris Carney, Group Finance Director, acquired 19,655 shares at 101.6371 pence. Transactions occurred on 14 November 2025 at the London Stock Exchange. The announcement complies with UK Market Abuse Regulation.

REG - Taylor Wimpey PLC - Director/PDMR Shareholding

Taylor Wimpey plc issued a trading update, maintaining its 2025 guidance despite challenging market conditions. The company focuses on efficiency, planning, and new outlets, with cautious market sentiment due to affordability issues and potential interest rate changes. It expects 2025 UK completions and operating profit to align with previous guidance, with updates on the order book in January and 2026 guidance in March.

Taylor Wimpey Maintains 2025 Guidance Amid Challenging Market Conditions

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Barclays analyst Rajesh Patki has maintained a Sell rating on Taylor Wimpey with a price target of £1.07. Patki, who covers the Consumer Cyclical sector, has an average return of -10.8% and a 35.14% success rate. Despite Patki's rating, the general analyst consensus for Taylor Wimpey is a Moderate Buy with an average price target of £1.28.67.

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Barclays Sticks to Their Sell Rating for Taylor Wimpey (TW)

Taylor Wimpey shares fell 4% following reports of a slowdown in pre-Budget sales, with the weekly net private sales rate dropping to 0.63 from 0.71 in the same period last year. The company cited uncertainty in the housing market and a potential new property tax in the upcoming UK Budget as contributing factors. Despite a slight decline in its forward order book and cancellation rates, Taylor Wimpey maintains its full-year guidance, expecting to build between 10,400 and 10,800 homes and generate an operating profit of around £424 million.

Forbes

Taylor Wimpey Shares Drop 4% On News Of Pre-Budget Sales Weakness

Shares of Taylor Wimpey fell approximately 3% to 102.5p, making it the top loser on London's mid-caps index. The company's weekly net private sales rate decreased to 0.63 per outlet from 0.71 a year ago. As of November 9, the order book consisted of 7,253 homes valued at £2.12 billion, down from 7,771 homes valued at £2.21 billion a year prior. Analysts at Peel Hunt anticipate modest cuts in FY26 PBT consensus due to constrained volume growth. Year-to-date, the stock is down nearly 13%.

UK's Taylor Wimpey falls after trading update

Taylor Wimpey shares fell over 3.5% due to weak market conditions linked to uncertainty surrounding the upcoming UK Budget. CEO Jennie Daly highlighted challenges in the housing market, with net private sales down 11.3% year-on-year and the order book slumping 6.7%. Analysts noted that the housing market is suffering from 'Budget nerves,' with buyers adopting a cautious approach. The potential introduction of a mansion tax and other tax changes are causing further concern, impacting demand, especially in the higher-end market.

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Taylor Wimpey shares slump as boss blasts Budget uncertainty

On November 12, the UK's FTSE 100 index is expected to open lower, with futures down 0.02%. Key highlights include SSE's £33 billion investment plan, BAE Systems' forecasted 11% profit growth, Experian's projected 11% revenue growth, and Taylor Wimpey's report of softer sales. PayPal is re-launching in the UK, while Fuller, Smith & Turner reports a 28% profit increase. Additionally, the UK plans to ban services for Russian LNG exports, and oil prices remain stable amid U.S. government shutdown expectations.