Taylor Wimpey (TW) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
16 Dec, 2025Executive summary
Delivered strong 2024 results with a net private sales rate of 0.75 per outlet per week, group completions of 10,593 units, and highest ever construction quality and customer scores.
Revenue for 2024 was GBP 3.4 billion, with operating profit before exceptionals at GBP 416 million and margin at 12.2%.
Entered 2025 with an improved order book of GBP 1,995 million (7,312 homes), up from GBP 1,772 million (6,999 homes) at end 2023.
Maintained reliable dividend payouts, with 2024 dividend per share at 9.59p and a final ordinary dividend of 4.66p proposed for May 2025.
Maintained a strong balance sheet, positioning for growth as market conditions improve.
Financial highlights
Group completions reached 10,593 in 2024, with U.K. completions at 9,972, near the upper end of guidance.
Revenue for 2024 was GBP 3.4 billion, down 3.2% year-over-year.
Operating profit was GBP 416 million, with exceptional items totaling GBP 98.2 million, mainly from fire safety provisions and JV exit charges.
Blended average selling price was GBP 319,000, with a 3.8% reduction in private pricing.
Net cash at year-end was GBP 565 million, with average net cash during 2024 at GBP 494.5 million.
Outlook and guidance
2025 U.K. volume guidance (excluding JVs) is 10,400-10,800 completions, a 4%-8% increase over 2024, with about 45% in H1.
Group operating profit for 2025 expected in line with consensus of GBP 444 million; net finance charges around GBP 20 million.
Order book as of late February 2025 stands at 8,021 homes, up from 7,402 a year earlier.
H1 2025 operating margin expected to be lower year-on-year due to lower order book pricing, reduced land sale impact, and low single-digit build cost inflation.
Market outlook supported by strong demand, stable mortgage rates, and population growth.
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