Turnover and profit increases in Barratt Redrow’s first post-merger results

By Daniel Gayne2025-09-17T11:07:00

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But building defects push up total provision to £1.4bn, taking gloss off strong performance

Barratt Redrow has recorded increased revenue and profit in its first results since merging, but provisions also rose after the discovery of new building defects.

The pair completed their £2.5bn merger last October after securing clearance from the Competition and Markets Authority.

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