Company
LON:GFRD
Galliford Try is one of the UK's leading construction groups, working to improve the UK’s built environment and delivering lasting change for the communities it works in. The company's purpose is to improve people’s lives through building the facilities and infrastructure that communities need.
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Builders and building materials
The FTSE 250 construction company has posted an increase in first half pre-tax profits and revenue, supported by continued growth in property prices
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Builders and building materials
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The FTSE 100, London’s blue-chip ticker, closed firm on Wednesday, buoyed by solid jobs data in the wake of Britain’s decision to leave the European Union and a surge by miners on rising commodity prices
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Investments and investor services
The effects of the serious accident at Alton Towers in June could linger at Merlin for some time.
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The escalating cost of London property, Greece (of course) and Heathrow were among the eclectic pot of news threads piquing investor interest midweek.
London’s blue chip index is set to rally despite Greece overnight becoming the first western country to default on a loan from the IMF.
