Harworth Group plc (LSE:HWG) has reported strong operational momentum in the first half of 2025, successfully advancing its strategic priorities even as the residential property market faces broader economic pressures. The company reached several key milestones, including value-accretive acquisitions and a healthy pipeline of residential land sales.
Staying aligned with its long-term goals, Harworth remains on track to achieve £1 billion in EPRA NDV by 2027 and build a £0.9 billion Industrial & Logistics (I&L) Investment Portfolio by 2029. Notable recent actions include the full acquisition of the Gateway 45 logistics site in Leeds and the submission of major planning applications to support its future pipeline. In addition, the group has entered a new joint venture for a mixed-use development project in West Yorkshire and continues to progress infrastructure and enabling works across several sites.
While the company faces macroeconomic and valuation-related challenges, its operational resilience and proactive strategy place it in a strong position for future growth. Strategic efforts to enhance employee engagement, coupled with a robust development pipeline, further support its long-term vision.
About Harworth Group plc
Harworth Group is one of the UK’s leading land and property regeneration specialists, focused on sustainable development across the North of England and the Midlands. Managing a portfolio spanning over 15,000 acres across more than 100 sites, the company is dedicated to transforming underutilized land—particularly former industrial areas—into vibrant communities and modern commercial hubs.
Its developments prioritize industrial and logistics spaces alongside serviced residential land, aiming to drive economic growth, create employment opportunities, and support housing delivery in key regions.
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