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Housebuilding giant Persimmon has revealed that annual profits have more than halved, and warned 2024 will be another difficult year. The Charles Church builder posted pre-tax profits slumping to £351.8 million in 2023 from £730.7 million the previous year. The group said the housing market is set to “remain subdued” and “challenging” in 2024.
Housebuilding giant Persimmon has revealed that annual profits have more than halved, and warned 2024 will be another difficult year. The Charles Church builder posted pre-tax profits slumping to £351.8 million in 2023 from £730.7 million the previous year. The group said the housing market is set to “remain subdued” and “challenging” in 2024.
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