PSMMY vs. NVR: Which Stock Is the Better Value Option?
Investors interested in stocks from the Building Products - Home Builders sector have probably already heard of Persimmon Plc (PSMMY) and NVR (NVR). But which of these two stocks is more attractive to value investors?
Persimmon Plc (PSMMY) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript
Persimmon Plc (PSMMY) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript
Persimmon tops FTSE 100 as results show confident outlook
Persimmon PLC (LSE:PSN) shares jumped 10% to top the FTSE 100 on Tuesday morning as the housebuilder reported a solid set of results and expressed confidence about the current year. With completed sales up 12% to 11,905 homes in 2025, and average selling prices up 4%, underlying operating profits climbed 17% to £472 million.
Persimmon's Pretax Profit Rises on Higher Sales But Misses Consensus
The house builder's pretax profit rose for the year on higher home sales, but failed to meet consensus.
Persimmon profits up 13% but Iran conflict clouds outlook
Persimmon PLC (LSE:PSN) reported a 13% in increase in profit for last year and an accelerated sales rate at the start of the new year despite uncertainty over the impact of the Iran conflict on customer sentiment. The dividend was held at 60p per share and there was no share buyback.
Help to Buy revival could lift volumes, Persimmon the clearest beneficiary
JP Morgan said speculation had grown around a potential reintroduction of the Government's Help to Buy scheme and assessed the implications for UK housebuilders, with Persimmon PLC (LSE:PSN) rated 'overweight' and identified as the key beneficiary. The bank reiterated its positive stance on Persimmon and argued that a renewed scheme would provide the greatest relative support to those builders with higher exposure to first-time buyers and lower price points.
Persimmon the most attractive housebuilder in the sector, says US bank
Persimmon PLC (LSE:PSN) shares bounced back on Thursday as JP Morgan argued that while the housebuilder is trading at a premium on traditional metrics, it looks the "most attractive" in the sector if using an alternative measure. Based on an enterprise value/EBIT analysis, assessing the group's market value plus debt relative to underlying profitability, the FTSE 100 group is seen by the bank as the most attractively valued UK housebuilder.
Persimmon downgraded as leading bank says valuation now reflects strengths
Persimmon PLC (LSE:PSN) has been downgraded to 'hold' from 'buy' by Deutsche Bank, despite delivering a stronger-than-expected performance in 2025, as the broker said much of the good news is now reflected in the valuation. Deutsche Bank said Persimmon's full-year pre-tax profit is guided about 5% ahead of its forecasts, driven mainly by higher volumes rather than margins, which came in towards the lower end of guidance.
Persimmon Plc (PSMMY) Q4 2025 Sales/Trading Call Transcript
Persimmon Plc (PSMMY) Q4 2025 Sales/Trading Call Transcript
Persimmon shares rise as housebuilder heads for top end of profit forecasts
Shares in Persimmon PLC (LSE:PSN) opened about 2% higher at 1,443p after the house builder said was on track to deliver profits towards the upper end of market expectations. In a note following Persimmon's pre-close trading update for the year to December 2025, Panmure Liberum said the group was leading the sector on key measures of demand, despite what it described as a still-challenging housing market.
Persimmon: Leading bank cautiously optimistic on housebuilders after dour 2025
The UK housebuilders limp into 2026 after another bruising year, flat year-to-date against a FTSE 100 up 19%. The sector's split personality is striking: the strongest names in JPMorgan's coverage are up around 14%, while the laggards are down 10% on average.
Persimmon and Taylor Wimpey upgraded in housebuilder reshuffle
RBC Capital Markets has reshuffled its deck of housebuilder convictions, declaring Persimmon PLC (LSE:PSN), TTaylor Wimpey PLC (LSE:TW.) and Crest Nicholson PLC (LSE:CRST) the winners in waiting while sending Berkeley Group Holdings PLC (LSE:BKG) and Barratt Redrow PLC (LSE:BTRW) to the naughty step.
