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522.00    -4.00 (-0.76%)
Bid:
521.00
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522.00
Spread: 1.00 (0.192%)
Market Cap: £512.62m
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BlackRock Raises Galliford Try Stake By 8% To 14% (ALLISS)
20 Mar 2018

BlackRock Raises Galliford Try Stake By 8% To 14% (ALLISS)

LONDON (Alliance News) - Construction firm Galliford Try PLC said on Tuesday US asset manager BlackRock Inc increased its stake in the company to 14% ...

Ex-divs to take 1.4 points off FTSE 100 on March 15
12 Mar 2018

Ex-divs to take 1.4 points off FTSE 100 on March 15

LONDON, March 12 (Reuters) - The following FTSE 100 companies will go ex-dividend on Thursday, after which investors will no longer qualify for the la...

Britain too dependent on large housing developers - minister
5 Feb 2017

Britain too dependent on large housing developers - minister

LONDON, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Britain's housing market is too dependent on large homebuilders, housing minister Gavin Barwell said on Sunday, speaking ahe...

Infrastructure spending good for housebuilders, contractors, bad for letting agents
24 Nov 2016

Infrastructure spending good for housebuilders, contractors, bad for letting agents

(ShareCast News) - Funding outlined in the Autumn Statement could be good for alternative housing providers, contractors, but potentially problematic ...

Tuesday broker round-up
22 Nov 2016

Tuesday broker round-up

(ShareCast News) - BT Group: UBS reiterates neutral with a target price of 400p. Tesco: JP Morgan reiterates underweight with a 135p target. Relx: Cr...

UK to buy unsold new homes to spur construction - trade magazine
6 Oct 2016

UK to buy unsold new homes to spur construction - trade magazine

LONDON, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Britain's government will buy unsold homes built by developers using a 2 billion pound fund ($2.5 billion) announced earlier...