Galliford Try recognises that to be sustainable in the long-term we need to be a profitable business. However, this should not be at the expense of environmental and social issues.
For Galliford Try to thrive it needs:
- To obtain work to carry out
- To carry it out successfully
- To generate cash to run its operations and reward its people
- To make profits to give its investors a return on their investment
Only if we succeed with each of these objectives can Galliford Try:
- Provide employment to its people
- Provide work for its consultants, sub contractors and suppliers
- Contribute to society by creating the wealth to pay taxes
- Generate returns for the pension funds and other investors that need an income to meet their obligations to pay benefits
- Improve the built environment
- Become a positive force in the communities in which it operates
Our 2009 financial performance can be found in our annual report and accounts.
Following the raising of a net £119 million in the recently completed rights issue we are pressing ahead with our plans to deliver significant growth in our housebuilding business over the next three years. Good progress is being made on bringing land acquisition opportunities to fruition. Since the start of the financial year we have secured a number of sites across our areas of operation that meet our criteria, adding 800 units to the landbank. Notwithstanding the competitive market, our contracting order book in our construction business has increased during the period to £1.75 billion, 81 per cent of which is for the public and regulated sectors with 80 per cent of our anticipated revenues secured for the financial year to 30 June 2010.
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