Taylor Wimpey Share Price: Latest Price, Chart, Key Updates

Overview: 

• Taylor Wimpey’s 2026 half-year revenue reached GBP 1.683 billion, with adjusted operating profit of GBP 129.7 million.

• The company has updated completion guidance and announced an interim dividend and a GBP 42 million share buyback.

• Taylor Wimpey expects UK build-cost inflation of around 3% to 4%. It has guided toward 10,600 to 10,800 UK completions for the year.

Taylor Wimpey is one of the UK’s largest residential property developers, with its shares traded on the London Stock Exchange under the TW ticker. The company’s share price is closely linked to UK housing market conditions, including mortgage affordability, homebuyer demand, selling prices, construction costs, and consumer confidence. 

Recent trading has taken place against a mixed housing backdrop, while the company’s latest financial results provide further context for investors tracking the stock. Here is a closer look at the latest Taylor Wimpey share price, recent chart movements, financial performance, and key developments shaping the shares.

Taylor Wimpey Share Price: Latest Available Data

At the time of reporting on September 24, 2026, Taylor Wimpey shares were trading at 79.12 pence, down 1.22% from the previous close of 80.16 pence at 9:54 AM BST. Taylor Wimpey shares closed at 80.16 pence on September 23, 2026, according to market data. The shares opened at 81.40 pence during that session. The day's trading range was approximately 79.92 to 81.66 pence. 

The stock traded above 80 pence for much of recent trading. Its 52-week range currently stands between 74.10 and 116.75 pence. Intraday prices can change throughout the session.

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Taylor Wimpey Share Price Chart: Recent Movement

Taylor Wimpey's September trading has been volatile. The shares started September at 83.00 pence. They reached an intraday high of 84.68 pence on September 1. The price moved lower over the following sessions. It reached 76.28 pence on September 14 before recovering.

On September 16, the stock gained 5.87%. It closed at 80.78 pence after trading as low as 76.50 pence. The shares then moved around the 80-pence level. The shares closed at 80.98 pence on September 17 and 79.28 pence on September 18. On September 22, shares gained 2.30% to 80.84 pence. They then slipped 0.84% on September 23. 

Taylor Wimpey Half-Year Results: Key Numbers

Taylor Wimpey released its 2026 half-year results in July. Revenue reached GBP 1.683 billion for the six months. Group completions, including joint ventures, totaled 4,986 homes. UK completions excluding joint ventures reached 4,723 homes. 

Adjusted operating profit was GBP 129.7 million. The adjusted operating margin stood at 7.7%, down from 9.7%. The company's order book stood at 6,882 homes. Its value was GBP 1.929 billion on June 28, excluding joint ventures. The average UK selling price increased 6.7% to GBP 334,000. The company attributed this mainly to regional and product mix. 

The following are the key financial and operating performance figures:

Guidance and Market Conditions

Taylor Wimpey expects challenging market conditions through the rest of 2026. Underlying pricing remains below the previous year's levels. The company expects UK build-cost inflation of around 3% to 4%. Its updated guidance targets 10,600 to 10,800 UK completions. 

The company also expects around GBP 250 million of net cash at year-end. It continues expanding outlets while maintaining tighter capital discipline. Taylor Wimpey ended June with 228 UK outlets. Average outlets increased 6% year over year to 219. 

However, the company reported slower customer conversion. Its net private sales rate was 0.55 per outlet per week in late July. 

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Dividend, Buyback and What to Watch

Taylor Wimpey changed its distribution policy during the half-year results. The new policy targets annual shareholder returns equal to 4% of net assets. The company declared an interim dividend of 1.20 pence per share. It is scheduled for payment on November 13, 2026, subject to eligibility dates. 

Taylor Wimpey also announced a GBP 42 million share buyback. The program is intended to be completed by the end of the year. For the share price, investors may watch several indicators. These include mortgage affordability, selling prices, build costs, sales rates, and completions.

Order-book trends will also provide clues about future revenue visibility. The company's next financial updates will offer further evidence. Taylor Wimpey's shares remain closely linked to the UK housing cycle. Its price can therefore react quickly to both company and economic developments.

This article is for market information, not a recommendation to buy or sell shares.

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FAQs

What is Taylor Wimpey's stock ticker?

Taylor Wimpey trades on the London Stock Exchange under the ticker TW. The shares are part of the UK's listed equity market and are widely tracked alongside other housebuilders.

What is Taylor Wimpey's 52-week share-price range?

The latest available market data shows a 52-week range of 74.10p to 116.75p. The range shows how widely the stock has traded over the previous year, rather than indicating future performance.

What were Taylor Wimpey's 2026 half-year results?

For the six months ended June 28, 2026, Taylor Wimpey reported GBP  1.683 billion in revenue and GBP  129.7 million in adjusted operating profit. Group completions, including joint ventures, totaled 4,986 homes.

What is Taylor Wimpey's current order book?

Taylor Wimpey's order book stood at 6,882 homes as of June 28, excluding joint ventures. Its value was approximately GBP  1.929 billion. Order-book levels are watched since they provide information about future home sales.

Does Taylor Wimpey pay a dividend?

Yes. Taylor Wimpey declared an interim dividend of 1.20 pence per share for 2026. The company has also changed its distribution policy toward annual shareholder returns linked to 4% of net assets.