Trafalgar Property Group PLC (LSE:TRAF) has released its annual results for the year ended 31 March 2025, revealing a tough year for the business. The group recorded turnover of just £600 and a post-tax loss of £400,266, reflecting the impact of sustained macroeconomic headwinds.
Despite these weak results, the company continues to pursue new opportunities through planning permissions and the sale of existing assets. Persistent inflation and a high cost of living across the UK have weighed heavily on its operations, though recent declines in borrowing costs have offered a glimmer of hope. To manage ongoing pressures, Trafalgar is outsourcing more functions and reinforcing relationships with funding partners.
Trafalgar New Homes remains a high-risk investment due to its financial instability, including negative equity, ongoing losses, and tight cash flow. While housing prices have been relatively stable, technical indicators point to an overbought stock, and its negative P/E ratio reflects a lack of profitability. Taken together, these factors signal a weak outlook and elevated investment risk.
More about Trafalgar New Homes
Trafalgar Property Group PLC is a residential and assisted living property developer focused on Kent, Surrey, Sussex, and the M25 corridor south of London. The company specializes in projects ranging from four to twenty units — a niche that sits between the capacity of smaller builders and the focus of larger developers.
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