TW.L - Taylor Wimpey plc
| Previous close | 178.2500 |
| Open | 178.9000 |
| Bid | 180.4500 x 400000 |
| Ask | 180.5500 x 118500 |
| Day's range | 178.1500 - 181.6000 |
| 52-week range | 173.6610 - 211.9000 |
| Volume | 3,772,809 |
| Avg. volume | 14,732,021 |
| Market cap | 5.89B |
| Beta | 0.81 |
| PE ratio (TTM) | 10.68 |
| EPS (TTM) | 16.9000 |
| Earnings date | N/A |
| Forward dividend & yield | N/A (N/A) |
| Ex-dividend date | N/A |
| 1y target est | 216.81 |
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- Simply Wall St.•15 days ago
Taylor Wimpey plc (LON:TW.): Is It A Good Long Term Opportunity?
The most recent earnings release Taylor Wimpey plc’s (LSE:TW.) announced in December 2017 indicated that the business endured a minor headwind with earnings declining from UK£589.30M to UK£555.30M, a changeRead More...
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- Fool.co.uk•18 days ago
Why I think the Taylor Wimpey share price could beat the FTSE 100 this year
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Sky News•last monthCrest Nicholson's stock tanks on rising costs
Housebuilder Crest Nicholson's shares tumbled more than 13% after warning its operating margin has been squeezed by rising building costs. Crest (BSE: CREST.BO - news) 's announcement, in a trading update ahead of its full half-year results statement, pulled down the market value of other house builders. Persimmon (Frankfurt: 882058 - news) , Barratt, Berkeley and Taylor Wimpey (LSE: TW.L - news) all slipped more than 1% amid concerns the housing market was cooling.
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Reuters•last monthFTSE gets energy boost while Vodafone flags
Britain's top share index hit a four-month high on Tuesday as oil majors rallied, though Vodafone's shares struggled after the world's second largest mobile operator said its boss was leaving. The FTSE blue-chip benchmark ended the day up 0.2 percent, while Vodafone's shares fell 4.3 percent, the worst-performing on the index. Vodafone, which also announced its full-year results, said CEO Vittorio Colao, who spent 10 years reshaping the group into a digital communications powerhouse, would be replaced by its current finance director.
- Reuters - UK Focus•last month
Britain's FTSE gets energy boost while Vodafone flags
Britain's top share index hit a four-month high on Tuesday as oil majors rallied, though Vodafone's shares struggled after the world's second largest mobile operator said its boss was leaving. The FTSE blue-chip benchmark ended the day up 0.2 percent, while Vodafone's shares fell 4.3 percent, the worst-performing on the index. Vodafone, which also announced its full-year results, said CEO Vittorio Colao, who spent 10 years reshaping the group into a digital communications powerhouse, would be replaced by its current finance director.
- The Telegraph•last month
Taylor Wimpey to step up house building as demand soars
Taylor Wimpey to step up house building as demand soars
- Evening Standard•last month
Taylor Wimpey builds expectations and boosts dividend
Taylor Wimpey cheered the City on Tuesday as it pumped hundreds of millions more in dividends at investors and set out ambitions to become the UK’s biggest housebuilder. The company will pay an extra £100 million in dividends every year as well as a special payout of £350 million next year under a new strategic plan unveiled by boss Pete Redfern. Taylor Wimpey built around 15,000 homes last year but Redfern also wants to raise the firm’s capacity.
- Reuters - UK Focus•last month
Vodafone weighs on Britain's FTSE after CEO steps down
The announcement of the departure of Vodafone's boss later this year hit shares in the world's second largest mobile operator and held back Britain's leading stocks index on Tuesday morning. The FTSE blue-chip benchmark was broadly flat by 0840 GMT while Vodafone shares, index heavyweights, were the worst performer with a 2.5 percent fall. Vodafone, which also announced its full-year results, said CEO Vittorio Colao, who spent 10 years reshaping the group into a digital communications powerhouse would be replaced by its current finance director.
- Reuters•last month
Taylor Wimpey to turn its landbank more quickly; boosts dividend
Taylor Wimpey said due to the structural improvement in the planning environment, land is no longer the totally dominant constraint on the success and scale of its business, and for the industry. Jefferies said the planning system has improved significantly since the publication of the National Planning Policy Framework in 2012 and Taylor Wimpey believes that these improvements are sustainable. Taylor Wimpey said ahead of its capital markets day that market conditions continued to remain stable.
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- The Telegraph•2 months ago
Taylor Wimpey blames snow for sales dip
Taylor Wimpey blames snow for sales dip
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- PA Money News•2 months ago
Taylor Wimpey shares stumble on weather hit
Wintry conditions in March had a ‘noticeable impact’ on sales.
- Reuters - UK Focus•2 months ago
BUZZ-Taylor Wimpey: weather delays hit shares
** Taylor Wimpey's shares down 4 pct, stock top faller on FTSE 100 ** Co says it has had good demand for new homes so far in 2018, but poor weather conditions in the first few weeks of March have had an ...
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Hedge Funds Are Raising U.K. Homebuilder Short Bets Again
Once bitten, twice shy? Not in the case of the hedge funds that are shorting U.K. homebuilders, even after the strategy burned some of their peers in the wake of the Brexit vote.
- Reuters•4 months ago
May calls on housebuilders to 'do their duty', ease shortage
Prime Minister Theresa May called on homebuilders on Monday to "do their duty" and build new houses more quickly to meet demand, launching a draft policy on planning laws to try to ease Britain's housing shortage. May has made tackling the long-term housing shortage one of her top priorities as she looks to show voters that her government is capable of delivering domestic reforms at the same time as negotiating the country's exit from the European Union. May took aim at property developers, saying their bonus structures prioritise profit over the construction of affordable homes, and warned that failure to build on approved sites could affect future decisions to award new planning permission.
- Reuters - UK Focus•4 months ago
Britain's May calls on housebuilders to "do their duty", ease shortage
Prime Minister Theresa May called on homebuilders on Monday to "do their duty" and build new houses more quickly to meet demand, launching a draft policy on planning laws to try to ease Britain's housing shortage. May has made tackling the long-term housing shortage one of her top priorities as she looks to show voters that her government is capable of delivering domestic reforms at the same time as negotiating the country's exit from the European Union. May took aim at property developers, saying their bonus structures prioritise profit over the construction of affordable homes, and warned that failure to build on approved sites could affect future decisions to award new planning permission.
