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Shares in Berkeley Group soared more than 9pc this morning after the London-focused housebuilder upped its long-term profit guidance, despite warnings its financial performance would peak this year.
The FTSE 100 firm said it expects to generate £3.3bn in pre-tax profits between 2016 and 2021, up from previous estimates of £3bn.
Profits soared 36pc to £533m in the six months to October, while revenues climbed 14pc to £1.6bn.
Chairman and founder Tony Pidgley said the results were testament to the Berkeley’s “disciplined execution”.
He said: “While the political context for housebuilding is turbulent, where there is stability, the potential for growth and delivery remains strong.”
By Jack Torrance.
Full story at Yahoo News.
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