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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Barratt_RedrowBarratt Redrow - Wikipedia

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   Barratt owns and operates Wilson Bowden Developments, which develops commercial property in the UK. [64] Among projects led by Wilson Bowden Developments is Optimus Point, a 74-acre greenfield site at Glenfield, Leicestershire. [65]

2. www.constructionenquirer.com › 2024/05/16 › barrattShareholders approve £2.5bn Barratt and Redrow merger

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   May 16, 2024 · Barratt and Redrow’s shareholders have overwhelmingly approved the anticipated merger of the two large housebuilders. The combined business would create a mega house builder turning over £7.45bn...

3. www.housingtoday.co.uk › news › redrow-and-barrattRedrow and Barratt shareholders approve £2.5bn merger

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   May 15, 2024 · Under the deal, Barratt shareholders will own around two-thirds of the share capital of the combined group, to be known as Barratt Redrow, with shareholders of Redrow owning the remaining third. It now only remains for regulators to approve the deal.

4. www.building.co.uk › news › barratts-acquisition-ofBarratt’s acquisition of Redrow: the numbers and key players

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   Feb 7, 2024 · The housing sector woke this morning to the news of an extraordinary £2.5bn deal that will massively increase the size of the largest housebuilder in the UK. The combined Barratt Redrow housebuilding group, if approved by regulators and shareholders, would dwarf other players in the UK market.

5. www.housingtoday.co.uk › news › barratt-deal-wouldBarratt deal would not have been necessary if ... - Housing Today

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   Feb 13, 2024 · The founder and former boss of Redrow says last week’s £2.5bn merger with Barratt would not have been necessary in a healthier housing market. Steve Morgan, who founded the business in 1974 and remains a shareholder, was involved in the early stages of the deal, which saw the UK’s biggest housebuilder acquire Redrow’s entire share capital .

6. www.building.co.uk › news › barratts-deal-to-buyBarratt’s deal to buy Redrow for £2.5bn approved by both ...

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   May 15, 2024 · Under the deal, Barratt shareholders will own around two-thirds of the share capital of the combined group, to be known as Barratt Redrow, with shareholders of Redrow owning the remaining third. It now only remains for regulators to approve the deal.

7. news.sky.com › story › barratt-and-redrow-2-5bnBarratt Developments and Redrow PLC £2.5bn merger 'to ...

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   Feb 7, 2024 · Housebuilder Barratt Developments has agreed a £2.5bn deal to buy rival Redrow, claiming the combined company would "accelerate the delivery of the homes this country needs".

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   Who owns Barratt Redrow?

   • Under the deal, Barratt shareholders will own around two-thirds of the share capital of the combined group, to be known as Barratt Redrow, with shareholders of Redrow owning the remaining third. It now only remains for regulators to approve the deal.

   Redrow and Barratt shareholders approve £2.5bn merger

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   Will Barratt & Redrow buy a smaller housebuilder?

   • Barratt and Redrow shareholders have approved the former’s plan to buy its smaller rival in a £2.5bn deal creating a £7.5bn turnover business. Both housebuilders held meetings this morning to approve or reject the recommended all-share deal. More than 99% of shareholders at the pair voted in favour of the move.

   Barratt’s deal to buy Redrow for £2.5bn approved by both firms

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   What if Barratt merged with Wilson Homes & Redrow?

   • Barratt said the deal would allow for £90m in cost-saving synergies and offered opportunities to consolidate the supply chain. Combined the business, which retains the three brands – Barratt, Wilson Homes and Redrow – would have net cash of £874m. Final hurdle is for the competition regulator to approve the deal.

   Shareholders approve £2.5bn Barratt and Redrow merger

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   Will Barratt Redrow increase the size of the UK's largest housebuilder?

   • The housing sector woke this morning to the news of an extraordinary £2.5bn deal that will massively increase the size of the largest housebuilder in the UK. The combined Barratt Redrow housebuilding group, if approved by regulators and shareholders, would dwarf other players in the UK market.

   Barratt’s acquisition of Redrow: the numbers and key players

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   Will Barratt Developments & Redrow be stronger together?

   • Susannah Streeter, head of money and markets at Hargreaves Lansdown, said of the announcement: "'The economic winds have not been kind to the housebuilders and Barratt Developments and Redrow clearly believe they'll be stronger together, giving the new combined company much bigger clout to capitalise on the structural need for housing in the UK."

   Barratt Developments and Redrow PLC £2.5bn merger 'to accelerate

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   What is Barratt Redrow's valuation based on?

   • The valuation was based on the closing price for Redrow shares on Tuesday. Each Redrow shareholder will get 1.44 new Barratt shares for each Redrow share under the deal. It would result in them owning almost a third of the new company, which is to be called Barratt Redrow.

   Barratt Developments and Redrow PLC £2.5bn merger 'to accelerate

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