GALLIFORD TRY HOLDINGS PLC
16 SEPTEMBER 2024
2024 Full year results; Revised publication date; guidance unchanged
Galliford Try Holdings plc, the UK construction group, today announces that publication of its annual results statement will be delayed due to the Group's auditor, BDO LLP, requesting more time to complete its audit quality control standard procedures.
The Group will provide an update with a revised results date in due course.
The Group confirms that both the outturn for the year ended 30 June 2024, and outlook remain consistent with the trading update dated 11 July 2024 (the "Trading Update"), with revenue and pre-exceptional profit before tax expected to be above the upper end of analyst forecasts at that time1. The Group entered the year with a high quality £3.8bn order book (2023: £3.7bn) positioned across its chosen sectors with 92% of FY25 revenue already secured.
The Board is confident in the outlook for the current financial year and is encouraged by the momentum in framework and sector wins, which align with the strategy to 2030 outlined in May 2024, and underpins the opportunity to deliver further strong performances and sustainable long-term value for all stakeholders.
For further enquiries please contact:
Galliford Try |
Bill Hocking, Chief Executive Kris Hampson, Chief Financial Officer
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01895 855001 |
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James Macey White/Victoria Boxall
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020 7260 2700 |
This announcement contains inside information. The person responsible for making this announcement on behalf of Galliford Try is Kevin Corbett, General Counsel & Company Secretary.
Note to Editors
Galliford Try is a leading UK construction group listed on the London Stock Exchange. Operating as Galliford Try and Morrison Construction, the Group carries out building and infrastructure projects with clients in the public, private and regulated sectors across the UK.
1 At the time of the Trading Update the range of analyst forecasts for revenue and pre-exceptional profit before tax for the year ended 30 June 2024 was £1.435bn to £1.643bn and £26.7m to £29.2m respectively.