
Barratt Developments has reported a revenue of £4.16bn ($5.48bn) in financial year 2024 (FY24), marking a 21.7% decrease from £5.32bn reported in the previous fiscal year. Â
For the year ending 30 June 2024, the company’s gross profit saw a 47.7% decrease, coming in at £509.5m compared to £974.9m in FY23.
The adjusted gross profit for FY24 was £689m, a 39% fall from £1.130bn last year. Â
This downturn was attributed to the combined effects of higher sales incentives, inflation in building costs, and a decrease in completion volumes, which reduced fixed cost efficiencies.Â
Basic earnings per share (EPS) plummeted by 77.8% to 11.8p per share, down from 53.2p in FY23.Â
Joint ventures (JV) contributed to the financial strain, delivering a lower adjusted profit of £14.9m, a drop from £32.5m in the previous year.

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By GlobalDataAfter accounting for adjusted charges for JV legacy properties of £12.6m, down from £23.7m in FY23, JV reported profits fell to £2.3m from £8.8m in FY23.
As a result, reported profit before tax for the year sharply declined 75.8% to £170.5m, from the £705.1m reported in FY23.
The operating margin also suffered, falling 910 basis points from 13.3% in the 2023 financial year to just 4.2% in FY24.Â
The company also reported an approximately 18.6% drop in total home completions, with 14,004 homes completed compared to 17,206 in 2023. Â
Barratt Developments CEO David Thomas said: “We are pleased to have delivered total home completions at the upper end of our expectations for the year, despite the challenging backdrop. Â
“I am grateful to our skilled and dedicated teams of employees, subcontractors and suppliers for continuing to deliver high-quality homes that people want to live in.â€Â
Barratt Developments recently completed the acquisition of Redrow, subject to obtaining Competition and Markets Authority clearance.Â