Barratt Redrow (BTRW) Stock Price, Fundamentals & Analysis

What BTRW does

Barratt Redrow (BTRW) is a UK housebuilder listed on the London Stock Exchange and part of the FTSE 100. It builds and sells homes under the Barratt Homes, David Wilson Homes, Redrow, and Barratt London brands, and also operates in commercial development (offices, retail, leisure, industrial and distribution) through Wilson Bowden Developments. The company manufactures timber frames via Oregon Timber Frame and furniture under the BD Living brand. Formerly known as Barratt Developments plc, it changed its name to Barratt Redrow plc in October 2024.

Key numbers explained

• 3.09 GBP is the current share price — the amount you would pay for one share at this moment.
• +1.65% is today's price change, showing the percentage move relative to the previous close.
• 4.26B GBP is the market capitalisation — the total value of all outstanding shares, calculated as price multiplied by shares outstanding.
• The trailing P/E ratio of 18.2 divides the current share price by the last 12 months' earnings per share (0.17 GBP), showing how much investors pay for each pound of recent earnings.
• The forward P/E ratio of 10.9 uses expected future earnings instead of past earnings, which can make the stock look cheaper if earnings are expected to grow.
• A dividend yield of 1.94% means the annual dividend represents about 1.94% of the current share price; the ex-dividend date is 8 Oct 2026.
• 102% of earnings are paid out as dividends, meaning the company distributes slightly more than it earns in the trailing period.
• 1.37 is the beta, indicating the share tends to move about 37% more than the overall market in either direction.
• The 52-week range of 2.35 – 4.1 shows the lowest and highest traded prices over the past year, with the current price near the lower end.
• -20.9% is the price change over the last 52 weeks, measured from one year ago to today.
• 6.06B GBP is trailing 12-month revenue, growing 3.8% year over year.
• 4% profit margin and 8.5% operating margin show how much of each revenue pound ends up as net profit or operating profit.
• 3.1% return on equity indicates the profit generated for each pound of shareholders' equity.
• A debt-to-equity ratio of 3.2% compares total debt to shareholders' equity, a measure of financial leverage.
• 55.52 is the price-to-book ratio, comparing the share price to the book value per share; a high ratio can reflect expectations of future earnings or asset value.
• The next earnings date is 16 Sept 2026, the scheduled release of the company's latest financial results.

What to watch

• Housebuilding stocks like Barratt Redrow are sensitive to UK interest rates, mortgage availability, and government housing policy, which can affect demand and pricing power.
• Revenue growth (3.8%) and margins (4% profit, 8.5% operating) are useful for tracking whether the business is expanding or contracting in real terms.
• The high price-to-book ratio (55.52) and trailing P/E (18.2) relative to the forward P/E (10.9) suggest that expectations of future earnings play a large role in the valuation.
• Dividend sustainability is a factor when 102% of earnings are paid out; investors often compare this with peers such as JD Sports (JD), Howdens Joinery (HWDN), Compass Group (CPG), Whitbread (WTB), Marks & Spencer (MKS), Burberry Group (BRBY), and Games Workshop (GAW) to contextualise yield and payout levels.