Henry Boot leans on land sales as housing slows
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Henry Boot ‘resilient’ as revenue slips to £307m – Northern Financial Review
Henry Boot, the Sheffield-based property investment and development group, said its 2025 revenue fell 6% to £307 million and profit before tax slipped 5% to £29.1 million. Total dividend for the year rises 2.1% to 7.86p per share. “Total land and property sales of £356m, our share at £193m (2024: £347m: £224m our share), highlights particularly strong demand from housebuilders for our high quality residential land …” said Henry Boot. The group’s…
Henry Boot leans on land sales as housing slows
Henry Boot reported a steady performance in 2025 despite ongoing economic and political uncertainty, supported by record land sales through its Hallam Land division. Hallam Land achieved its highest number of plot sales to date and continued to expand its pipeline by accelerating planning applications and increasing its stock of consented land.
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