Taylor Wimpey (TW) Trading Update summary
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Trading Update summary
10 Jan, 2026Trading performance and financials
Delivered 9,972 UK completions (excluding joint ventures), at the upper end of guidance, with a gross margin around 19% and operating profit in line with guidance at £416 million.
Total group completions, including joint ventures, were 10,593.
Net private reservation rate improved to 0.75 homes per outlet per week, with a lower cancellation rate of 15%.
UK average selling price on private completions was £356k, with overall ASP at £319k.
Ended 2024 with a strong order book of £1,995 million, representing 7,312 homes.
Market conditions and pricing
Regional divergence emerged, with softer pricing in the South and gains in the North, resulting in a 0.5% year-on-year decline in the UK order book's underlying price.
Incentives increased slightly to 5.5-6% towards year-end to support sales, especially in the South.
Early 2025 trading indicators are positive, with increased website and organic inquiries, though walk-in appointments were weaker.
Land, planning, and outlets
Short-term landbank stood at approximately 79,000 plots, with a strategic pipeline of 136,000 potential plots.
Approved 12,000 new units in 2024, exceeding expectations due to attractive deals and increased landowner activity.
Strong land bank with 26,500 plots in the planning system; 98% of 2025 volumes will come from outlets already open or in preparation.
Ended 2024 with 213 outlets, slightly above plan due to delayed closures; expect more openings in 2025, weighted to the second half.
Traded from an average of 216 outlets in 2024.
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