Vistry expects strong second half after pandemic pushes it to interim loss

By Joey Gardiner2020-09-08T09:32:00

But housebuilder formed from Bovis-Linden merger says demand for homes now strongest in years

Housebuilder Vistry slumped to a £12m loss in the first half of the year as it grappled with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

The firm reported a pre-tax loss for the six months to 30 June of £12.2m, compared to a £72.5m profit reported in the 2019 interims of Vistry’s predecessor Bovis Homes.

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