Galliford Try mulls move back into social housing work

By Dave Rogers2022-11-10T07:00:00

Firm’s no-compete clause with new owner of former Linden Homes arm runs out in January

Galliford Try is mulling over a move back into building social housing once a no-compete clause with Vistry runs out in less than two months’ time.

The firm sold its Linden Homes business to Bovis Homes, since renamed Vistry, at the start of 2020 in a deal valued at £1.1bn which included a £300m cash payment.

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