Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[martyn9] 28/2/2024 08:33

Considering the state of this basket case country atm,solid results all things being equal and still a decent dividend to be paid this year.

[soilderboy] 28/2/2024 08:08

Nothing here is unexpected. share price will slowly regain the position. A good entry for some.

[blackhorse23] 28/2/2024 08:02

Money moving to GNC

[blackhorse23] 28/2/2024 08:02

Dividend will be cancelled?

[tlobs2] 28/2/2024 07:43

In summary the boss said ....

Looking ahead, Taylor Wimpey is a strong and resilient business with a strategy to manage the cycle over the longer term. We operate in an attractive market, with a significant underlying demand for the quality homes we build. We have a clear strategy focused on driving value and operational excellence while investing in the long term success and sustainability of the business.

-Ends-

[jugears] 28/2/2024 07:31

The markets are never satisfied!

[craftyale] 28/2/2024 07:27

Div 4.79p xMarch28 paid May10. Almost £5000 tax free. Now we will see what Mr Market thinks over the coming days. Gla.

[kreature] 27/2/2024 19:38

Back to a quid then ?

[jugears] 27/2/2024 10:42

That's not a problem as I am not selling any, even if they went up to £5 I wouldn't sell any, I am happy to take the dividend however much that may be this year, they will rise eventually when rates fall, we've had a good run, nothing goes up in a straight line.
Sikh,if you are invested in a company & you have an ounce of sense then you would be following the news, the first thing I do every day is read construction enquirer & construction news,evidently long before you do! why do we need to post everything we read? If someone hasn't picked the story up then in my opinion they will not get very far investing & should probably give up, How many times has the housing industry been investigated for one thing or another over the years? & has it changed anything? No it hasn't! are you still loosing your shirt on TLY?

[tlobs2] 27/2/2024 10:31

Give it a rest you miserable get. Have you got long Covid?

[rwlly1] 27/2/2024 10:07

The thing is JUG, all the good news was in the share price, so shares at best to stay flat.

[jugears] 27/2/2024 08:38

Worry worry panick panick lol oh lol

[sikhthetech] 26/2/2024 20:43

Jugears
"Can't see it making any difference"

That just shows how naive you are. A CMA investigation and findings can have major implications to the business.

The govn can impose penalties, extra taxes, restrictions etc. All of which can impact business, margins, profits.



"One does wonder why sickly would even bother to copy & past an article that most of us would have read 6 hours before? "

How do you know who has or hasn't read it? Why didn't you or your mates on here post it then?

[kreature] 26/2/2024 18:35

Only prob is that the CMA don’t even mention the legally binding deeds and the often imv scandalous covenants within. Odd seeing as it’s all that matters really, that’s what’s legally binding surely

[tlobs2] 26/2/2024 14:50

There can't be any sadder a poster on ADVFN than sikhthetech.

A person with zero credibility trying to advise others on their investments. What a complete @rse.

[jugears] 26/2/2024 13:27

Can't see it making any difference, the share price doesn't bother me anyway as I'm not selling any but more than happy to add more. One does wonder why sickly would even bother to copy & past an article that most of us would have read 6 hours before? Thick or what lol

[sikhthetech] 26/2/2024 12:53

The CMA report couldn't come at a worse time for HBs.

TW due to report fy results and others to follow. Budget next month.

The CMA report will overshadow the results. Maybe the Chancellor will introduce some measures to address some of the issues in the CMA report????

[sikhthetech] 26/2/2024 12:38

Estate management fees, build quality etc. Not good reading.





Concerns around estate management charges and the build quality of some new homes.
New Competition Act investigation opened into 8 housebuilders following evidence suggesting information sharing.

"The study also found substantial concerns about estate management charges – with homeowners often facing high and unclear charges for the management of facilities such as roads, drainage, and green spaces. Concerns have been found, too, with the quality of some new housing after the number of owners reporting snagging issues increased over the last 10 years."

"Our report – which follows a year-long study – is recommending a streamlining of the planning system and increased consumer protections. If implemented, we would expect to see many more homes built each year, helping make homes more affordable. We would also expect to see fewer people paying estate management charges on new estates and the quality of new homes to increase. But even then, further action may be required to deliver the number of homes Great Britain needs in the places it needs them.

The CMA has also today opened a new investigation into the suspected sharing of commercially sensitive information by housebuilders which could be influencing the build-out of sites and the prices of new homes. While this issue is not one of the main drivers of the problems we’ve highlighted in our report, it is important we tackle anti-competitive behaviour if we find it."


"Private Estate Management: the CMA found a growing trend by developers to build estates with privately managed public amenities – with 80% of new homes sold by the eleven biggest builders in 2021 to 2022 subject to estate management charges. These charges are often high and unclear to homeowners. Whilst the average charge was £350 – one-off, unplanned charges for significant repair work can cost thousands of pounds and cause considerable stress to homeowners. The report highlights concerns that many homeowners are unable to switch estate management providers, receive inadequate information upfront, have to deal with shoddy work or unsatisfactory maintenance, and face unclear administration or management charges which can often make up 50% or more of the total bill.
Quality: housebuilders don’t have strong incentives to compete on quality and consumers have unclear routes of redress. Analysis also suggests that a growing number of homeowners are reporting a higher number of snagging issues (at least 16). The CMA’s consumer research and other evidence revealed that a substantial minority also experienced particularly serious problems with their new homes, such as collapsing staircases and ceilings."

[sikhthetech] 26/2/2024 12:25

rwlly

"The housbuilders should be ashamed of themselves cutting production just to keep prices at an elevated level, especially after all the help they have had with the help to sell scheme"

Exactly. The HBs are quick to ask for help, whether it be Stamp Duty hol, H2B scheme, mortgages etc but then shy away from their duty.


They made millions from the Help to Buy scheme and obviously would benefit from 99% mortgages (if introduced), yet when the going gets tough, they shy away. If housebuilding is vital to meet demand then the govn must impose penalties for HBs not meeting it or take direct control.

[rwlly1] 26/2/2024 12:11

JUG Why would there be lower demand when everybody knows there is a housing shortage. The housbuilders should be ashamed of themselves cutting production just to keep prices at an elevated level, especially after all the help they have had with the help to sell scheme and almost zero interest rates. Shame on them.

[nemesis6] 26/2/2024 11:56

find it amazing how anyone has ever voted tory.
We have one of the most unfair housing systems in the world where billionaire owners screw the hell out of leaseholders "but its too complicated to abolish" like scotland have done you mean.
The likes of spoilt trust fund etonians like osborne and cameron foist austerity on everyone then gideon goes off and works for blackrock for 650k per yr for 1 day a week! (now hes bending over at coinbase (i believe. But were all in it together.(lol)
An unelected billioniare leader with a wife who gets the occasional 11 mill pocket money from daddys company.
AND people still vote for them. Either the brits like having their buttocks parted by the so called spoilt "elite" or they are so scared of the alternatives they are prepared to flush future generations down the ubend of class ridden politics.
Ive always been cynical but this govt of vermin have taken my cynicsm to a new level having seen the post office scandal and mone debacle. Oh and a deluded ex pm on a lifetime 115k per yr for 49 days of failure.
Basically anyone who votes not to get rid of these cretins deserves all they get. BTL landlord or not.