Allison Homes has reported a significant increase in turnover, profit and growth across its open market and Partnerships divisions.
For the year ending September 2025, the housebuilder saw its turnover rise by close to 30% from £163.2million in 2024 to £211.9million. Its gross profit increased to £30.5million from £24.3million the previous year, while the company’s EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortisation) rose to £15.5million from £10.9million the previous year.
During the period, the group achieved a total of 808 completions, a significant increase from 626 in the previous year. This delivery included 299 open market sales, up from 246 in 2024, and 509 affordable homes, up from 380 in 2024, delivered in collaboration with the homebuilder’s partners.
The housebuilder says that the increase in turnover reflects the Group’s strategic focus on large-scale partnerships delivery, working with registered housing providers to bring forward affordable homes at pace, which enables Allison Homes to deliver complex, multi-phase developments efficiently. Allison Homes says that recent reductions in interest rates throughout the year have also supported improved performance in the open market.
Allison Homes recently secured a £165 million financing deal with HSBC, NatWest and Homes England to accelerate its regional growth and boost the delivery of high-quality, affordable homes across its operating areas.
The trading update says that, over the year, Allison Homes supported the creation of 2,807 jobs, contributed more than £5million towards local infrastructure, diverted 98% of construction waste from landfill and donated £111,067 to charitable causes.
John Anderson, chief executive of Allison Homes, said: “This past year has demonstrated the resilience and strength of our model. While the wider economic environment remains tough, our deliberate lean towards Partnerships, alongside our open market and affordable homes, has driven strong financial and operational growth.”
“Delivering 808 homes is a testament to the hard work of our team and our commitment to being a homebuilder that people can trust.”
“We have also successfully expanded across our four regions, including opening a new East Midlands headquarters. We also achieved consent for a further 1,770 homes, with a further 14 sites for 1,460 homes in the planning pipeline.”
“Against a backdrop of renewed volatility in the mortgage market, our diversified approach and sustainable delivery across our Partnerships division means we are well placed to support homebuyers, our partners and communities. We remain confident that this momentum will keep us firmly on track to achieve our objective of building 2,000 homes annually by 2028.”
Allison Homes recently opened offices in Bristol and the East Midlands and acquired its largest site yet – a 510-home development in a prime Bristol location.
