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Galliford Try Holdings PLC has reported a 29% increase in annual earnings for FY25, leading to a higher dividend payout, a share-buyback program, and upward movement in its share price.

Galliford Try’s shares surged to a new 52-week high after the construction conglomerate reported a 29% year-over-year jump in operating profit, announced a dividend increase, and launched a £10 million share-buy-back program.

Galliford Try Holdings PLC reported a 29% rise in annual profit for FY25, driving a surge in its share price and prompting analyst upgrades and a sustained ‘Buy’ consensus.

Galliford Try Holdings PLC’s stock has reached an all-time high after the company announced optimistic profit forecasts for FY25, exceeding analysts’ expectations and reflecting investor confidence in its financial performance.