Redrow stock edges lower ahead of full-year results and UBS target cut
Published on 09/11/2026 at 13:02 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Redrow stock (ISIN GB0007323586) closed at GBX 292.40 on the London Stock Exchange on September 10, 2026, marking a modest 0.48% decline from the previous session in sterling terms per UK quote data. As investor attention turns to the builder’s upcoming full-year figures in mid-September 2026, the share price remains below the levels seen earlier in the year and reflects a more cautious mood across the UK housebuilding sector.
UBS trims Barratt Redrow price target but stays at Buy
Analyst commentary around Barratt Redrow, the combined entity that includes Redrow, has added an important signal for investors just ahead of the reporting season. According to Morningstar on September 11, 2026, UBS cut its Barratt Redrow price target to 370 pence from 402 pence, while maintaining a Buy rating on the shares. This reduction of 32 pence in the target represents a cut of 8.0 percent and highlights both the bank’s continued confidence in the long-term story and its recognition of near-term risks such as higher funding costs and softer buyer demand.
The combined group’s shares have already seen notable moves over a longer horizon. In a recent weekly preview, interactive investor pointed out that Barratt Redrow shares are up 28 percent over the last year and 113 percent over the last three years as of early September 2026, a substantial outperformance given the challenging backdrop for UK housing. This longer-term performance sets the stage for the upcoming results, where investors will look for confirmation that margins and cash generation can sustain such gains despite mortgage affordability pressures.
Full-year results in focus for Redrow within Barratt Redrow
The key near-term catalyst for Redrow within Barratt Redrow is the publication of full-year figures. A UK earnings calendar compiled by Morningstar on September 10, 2026 indicates that Barratt Redrow PLC is scheduled to report its full-year results in the coming days of September 2026. The same calendar places Barratt Redrow’s full-year numbers alongside other UK mid-cap updates, underlining how the builder’s figures could influence sentiment toward the broader FTSE housebuilding cohort.
In a separate diary overview, SharePrices highlights that Redrow PLC is due to publish its own full-year results around September 10, 2026, framing this period as a busy earnings window for UK homebuilders. For investors, the combination of Redrow’s standalone figures and Barratt Redrow’s subsequent consolidated report will be critical to assess how completions, average selling prices and operating margins have held up through the latest financial year and whether order books provide enough visibility into fiscal 2027.
While detailed revenue and profit figures for the current reporting year have yet to be released at this time window, the schedule alone gives a quantitative anchor for expectations: two full-year results announcements in September 2026 that will deliver the most recent revenue, earnings per share and margin data for both Redrow and the wider Barratt Redrow group. Market participants will compare those upcoming numbers not only with the prior year but also against analyst consensus, where the UBS target cut to 370 pence already hints that estimates may incorporate more conservative assumptions, particularly around volume growth and cost inflation.
Analyst views and longer-term performance context
Beyond the UBS adjustment, overall analyst sentiment on Barratt Redrow remains supportive. A ratings overview on MarketBeat, updated in early September 2026, reports that Barratt Redrow plc (ticker BTRW) carries an average recommendation of Moderate Buy from covering analysts. MarketBeat also notes that Barratt Redrow shares were trading at around GBX 284.68 on the London market in the latest snapshot, compared with a level of GBX 381.10 at the beginning of 2026, equivalent to a 25.3 percent decline year to date. This quantified comparison shows that despite the three-year share price gains highlighted by interactive investor, the stock has experienced a sizeable pullback in 2026, which makes the upcoming results and any refreshed guidance all the more pivotal.
For Redrow investors, these figures provide a clear reference frame. If Barratt Redrow can demonstrate that full-year revenue and earnings have remained resilient, the moderate-buy consensus and UBS’s 370 pence target could support a recovery from the year-to-date decline of 25.3 percent indicated by MarketBeat’s data. Conversely, if the results reveal pressures on margins or weaker forward sales, the gap between the current share price around the high-200 pence area and the 370 pence UBS target may narrow more slowly than previously expected.
Redrow stock price and market data
As of the latest completed trading day before publication, Redrow stock closed at GBX 292.40 on the London Stock Exchange on September 10, 2026, with a day-on-day decline of 0.48 percent in sterling terms per UK market data. This closing level slots into the broader range suggested by Barratt Redrow quotes, where MarketBeat’s snapshot at GBX 284.68 points to trading in the mid-200 pence to just under 300 pence band for the combined entity in early September 2026.
According to the corporate and market overview reported by Ad-hoc-news on September 10, 2026, Barratt Redrow stock traded at GBP 292.31 on the London Stock Exchange at that point, giving the combined company a market capitalization of around GBP 4.05 billion based on that quote. For Redrow shareholders, this market cap provides a sense of scale: the builder is part of a group whose equity value sits in the low single-digit billions of pounds, aligning it with other FTSE housebuilders and making it sensitive to macro drivers such as UK interest rate expectations and inflation trends.
Events calendar and sector backdrop
The UK earnings and events diaries underline that Redrow and Barratt Redrow are due to report full-year results in mid-September 2026, which will deliver the most recent audited figures for their respective financial years. The calendar assembled by Morningstar on September 10, 2026 and the parallel overview on SharePrices show Barratt Redrow PLC and Redrow PLC both flagged for full-year results during that week, making these dates the next formal checkpoints for investors following the stock.
Sector commentary also points to a broader context that could influence how the market reacts to those numbers. In its weekly preview published on September 11, 2026, interactive investor highlighted Barratt Redrow alongside names such as Babcock and Next when discussing UK inflation and interest rate trends, noting that UK builders have had to navigate a period of elevated borrowing costs and consumer caution. With Barratt Redrow’s shares up 113 percent over three years but down 25.3 percent year to date, Redrow investors will watch closely whether the upcoming full-year figures show that the group still has enough pricing power and cost control to defend margins as mortgage rates remain higher than in the immediate post-pandemic years.
Redrow stock valuation snapshot
In valuation terms, analyst data referenced in the Barratt Developments and Barratt Redrow overview on Ad-hoc-news points to an earnings per share of 0.15 and a forward dividend yield of 5.73 percent for the combined stock as of September 10, 2026, based on a summary from Yahoo Finance cited in that article. For Redrow shareholders, those numbers give a rough indication of the income and earnings profile investors currently expect from the broader group. A forward yield of 5.73 percent is relatively high compared with many UK large-cap names, meaning that the sustainability of dividend distributions will be a key question at the upcoming results, especially in a sector where cash generation can be volatile.
Looking ahead, the interplay between Redrow’s standalone full-year figures and Barratt Redrow’s consolidated results, UBS’s revised 370 pence target and the moderate-buy consensus across the analyst community will shape how the market values Redrow stock into late 2026. Investors will pay particular attention to whether management can point to stable or growing order books, disciplined land buying and controlled build costs, as these operational details will ultimately determine if the share price can recover from the year-to-date slump toward the higher levels implied by recent analyst targets.
Redrow stock remains tied to London trading levels
Redrow stock continues to take its reference price from the London Stock Exchange, trading in pence sterling without a primary US listing. As of the latest completed session on September 10, 2026, the shares closed at GBX 292.40 in London, placing them within the mid-200 pence to low-300 pence band that has characterized trading in early September 2026. For investors, this level must be weighed against the UBS target of 370 pence and the MarketBeat-reported year-to-date decline of 25.3 percent from GBX 381.10 at the start of 2026, a combination that suggests upside if upcoming full-year results and guidance can reassure the market.
Redrow stock at a glance
- Company: Redrow plc
- ISIN: GB0007323586
- Ticker: RDW
- Trading venue: London Stock Exchange
- Price (as of September 10, 2026): 292.40 GBX
- Market capitalization: 4,050,000,000 GBP (as of September 10, 2026)
- Sector / Industry: Residential construction
- Index membership: FTSE 250
- Next earnings date: September 10, 2026
