News for Vistry Group PLC (VTY.L)

For the first quarter of 2025, a Class A investment in Laughing Water Capital returned approximately -13%.

\nTransitioning focus to Partnerships business for affordable housing.Asset-light model with pre-selling and joint ventures.Significant capital release planned f

\nFirst-half results show growth in completions, revenues, and profits.Continued share buybacks at a pace of £250 million annually.Well-positioned to support UK

\nInvestment rationale: Transition to a partnership-only model to enhance returns.Market positioning: Largest partnership homebuilder in the UK.Risks and challen

\nInvestment rationale: Transition from traditional homebuilding to asset-light partnerships.Market positioning: Focus on partnerships business with notable new

Investment rationale: Transition to a capital-light, high ROIC business model.Market positioning: Focus on partnerships business for sustainable growth.Risks a

In Q4 2024, Maran Partners Fund returned +6.4% (net); the full-year 2024 return was +16.0% net. Click here to read the full letter.

For Q4 2024 Class A interests in Laughing Water Capital (“LWC”) returned approximately 18.6% bringing our year to date returns to approximately 39.5% after all fees and expenses.

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