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About Vistry Group

Bovis Homes, officially known as Vistry Group PLC and traded under the ticker VTY, operates as a homebuilder in the United Kingdom. Founded in 1885, the company is engaged in designing, building, and selling new homes across various market segments, including homes for private buyers and registered social landlords. Vistry Group PLC provides housing under its leading brands, Bovis Homes and Linden Homes, promoting sustainable new homes and communities.
Ticker
£VTY
Sector
Consumer Discretionary
Primary listing
LSE
Employees
4,407
Headquarters
West Malling, United Kingdom
Website
www.vistrygroup.co.uk

Vistry Group Metrics

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£828M
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-£1.56
1.91
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What the Analysts think about Vistry Group

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Vistry secured a £350m direct grant under the new Social and Affordable Homes Programme, the largest award in its first funding wave, to support more than 3,000 affordable homes. The wider programme and Vistry’s existing partner relationships could support demand for its mixed-tenure homes. (London Stock Exchange)
The group says it has signed five strategic development agreements covering a committed pipeline of about 20,000 homes over five years, and was 91% forward sold for FY26 at the half-year results. This gives it a sizeable base of planned activity while it works through the turnaround. (London Stock Exchange)
Vistry plans to simplify its operations and reduce overheads, identifying £75m of annual savings, while targeting a return on capital above 30% and a 12% operating margin by FY31. If the group delivers, a smaller and more focused business could generate better returns and cash flow. (London Stock Exchange)
Vistry reported an adjusted first-half pre-tax loss of £83.3m, against a £80.6m profit a year earlier, and a reported loss of £661.3m after a £475m goodwill impairment and a higher building-safety provision. The scale of the reset highlights how badly trading and asset values have weakened. (London Stock Exchange, The Guardian)
Net debt rose to £468.8m from £293.1m a year earlier, and Vistry now expects to end 2026 broadly cash neutral rather than in net cash as previously guided. Its banks also waived interest-cover covenants for FY26 and the first half of FY27, reflecting the sizeable charges tied to the review. (London Stock Exchange)
Private-home sales weakened over the summer, with the sales rate falling to 0.3 reservations per outlet per week, while Vistry said build-cost inflation could run at 3–4% in 2026. Discounting to clear stock and rising costs threaten margins, and the company cut its FY26 adjusted profit outlook to about £165m. (London Stock Exchange, The Guardian)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 25 Oct 2026.

Vistry Group Financial Performance

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Q3 24
QoQ growth
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Vistry Group Earnings Performance

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Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
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Funds containing Vistry Group

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Fund name
Fund size
£VTY weighting
Vanguard FTSE 250£VMIG
£569M0.26%
Vanguard FTSE 250£VMID
£1.5B0.26%
iShares FTSE 250£MIDD
£672M0.26%
Xtrackers MSCI Europe Small Cap£XXSC
$3.6B0.06%
Xtrackers MSCI Europe Small Cap€DX2J
$3.6B0.06%
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