RE: Dividend cut5 Mar 2026 12:41
As of early March 2026, based on the full-year 2025 results, Taylor Wimpey has approximately 3.54 billion shares in issue, so buying back £25 M of shares is absolute chicken feed.
Dividend max states current Yield is now 5.8% for the Divi. Not Terrible, but very average for the Divi payers IMO
If they had substantial more money to throw at the BuyBack, maybe I'd see it as better value for our money. But how much in Bonuses will be issue to wipe it out ?
Housing is not the best sector ATM, but you could find fault at most sectors if you wanted to. 1 thing I do believe, is that a Labour government are utterly incompetent.
I won't be selling my TW shares in my ISA, but I don't see any great gains coming in the near or even medium term, and by that statement, I'm a fool for not doing anything by leaving them fester.