Taylor Wimpey sees strong performance in 2021🧱

Taylor Wimpey sees strong performance in 2021🧱

Volume housebuilder, Taylor Wimpey, has announced that 2021 saw a 47% increase in its completions and revenue rising 53.6% against 2020, resulting in a strong performance that matched the firm's expectations.

According to results for the year ending December 31 2021, the business achieved 14,087 home completions against 2020’s 9,609. This compares to the pre-pandemic 16,042 of 2019. To continue reading, please Click Here


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