**Summary of Barratt Redrow HY26 Interim Results (11 February 2026):**
**Financial Performance**
**Revenue** ยฃ2,632.1 million, up 10.5% from the aggregated HY25 figure of ยฃ2,381.9 million.
**Total Home Completions:** 7444 homesa 4.7% increase from 7107 in HY25.
**Adjusted Operating Profit (before PPA adjustments):** ยฃ210.2 million, slightly below the ยฃ210.8 million in HY25.
**Adjusted Profit Before Tax (before PPA adjustments):** ยฃ199.9 million, down 13.6% from ยฃ231.4 million in HY25.
**Statutory Profit Before Tax** ยฃ156.2 million, up 83.8% from ยฃ85.0 million in HY25.
**Net Cash:** ยฃ173.9 milliondown from ยฃ458.9 million in HY25after dividends and share buybacks.
**Operational Highlights**
**Net Private Reservation Rate** 0.57, compared to 0.59 in HY25, with underlying private reservation rate at 0.55.
**Forward Sales:** 11168 homes at ยฃ3407.8 millionup from 10903 homes at ยฃ3350.3 million in HY25.
**Redrow Integration** On track with ยฃ100 million cost synergy target and strong progress on revenue synergy sites.
**Quality and Sustainability** Maintained industry leadership with 115 NHBC Pride in the Job Awards and 5 Stars in HBF customer satisfaction survey.
**Outlook**
Expects total home completions of 17200-17800 in FY26including 600 JV completions.
Full-year adjusted profit before tax is expected to be within the consensus range of ยฃ558 million to ยฃ617 million.
Focus on disciplined executionvolume growthmargin progressionand capital returns.
**Key Challenges**
Subdued market conditions with low consumer confidence, economic uncertainty, and affordability issues.
Dependence on sales activity through the Spring selling season and political stability.
**Strategic Focus**
Embedding proven operating model across the enlarged group.
Strengthening efficiency and positioning for sustainable growth.
Maintaining strong land bank and forward sales to support medium-term growth.
**Conclusion**
Barratt Redrow delivered a resilient performance in HY26 despite a challenging market, making significant progress in integrating Redrow. The company is well-positioned for sustainable growth with a strong balance sheet, robust forward sales, and a focus on operational excellence. However, the outlook remains dependent on market conditions and policy stability.
Here is the comparison of financials and debt year on year presented as an HTML table:
### Key Observations:
1. **Total Completions**: Increased by 4.7% year-on-year, indicating improved operational efficiency.
2. **Revenue**: Grew by 10.5%, driven by higher completions and average selling prices.
3. **Adjusted Gross Profit and Margin**: Profit decreased slightly by 2.6%, while the margin dropped by 200 bps due to increased incentives and build cost inflation.
4. **Adjusted Operating Profit and Margin**: Profit remained stable, but the margin decreased by 90 bps due to higher administrative expenses and lower part-exchange income.
5. **Adjusted Profit Before Tax**: Declined by 13.6%, primarily due to lower operating profit and higher finance costs.
6. **Statutory Profit Before Tax**: Increased significantly by 83.8%, partly due to reduced PPA adjustments and lower adjusted item charges.
7. **Net Cash**: Decreased by 62.1%, reflecting higher working capital requirements, dividend payments, and share buybacks.
8. **ROCE**: Remained stable at 9.1% before PPA adjustments, while the overall ROCE improved slightly by 10 bps.
9. **Land Creditors**: Increased as a percentage of the land bank, indicating higher reliance on land creditor funding. This table provides a clear year-on-year comparison of key financial metrics and debt levels for Barratt Redrow.