In the year to March 2026 the housebuilder also secured pre-tax profit of £92.5m after completing 3,329 homes during this period. All metrics were up from the previous year.

Net assets increased to £493m and net cash rose to £129m, with no drawings against the group’s revolving credit facility. Land and work-in-progress increased to £734m as the group continued its policy of retaining the majority of annual profits to invest in future growth.

Hill invested £55m in new land acquisitions and strategic opportunities during the year, with commitments in place for a further £44m of future investment.

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The housebuilder’s development pipeline includes 10,800 homes with planning consent and a further 1,900 homes controlled on a subject-to-planning basis. The group’s long-term strategic pipeline includes 29,900 homes owned or controlled under option and promotion agreements.

Combined, the Group’s controlled pipeline has the potential to generate more than £14.5bn of future revenue. Hill’s contracting pipeline also increased during the year to more than £5.6bn, up from £4.8bn the previous year.

“While market conditions remain challenging and economic uncertainty continues to impact buyer confidence, we remain optimistic about the future,” said Andy Hill, founder and group CEO at The Hill Group.

“Recent commitments to affordable housing investment provide greater certainty for the sector, and with a substantial strategic pipeline, a growing order book and an exceptional team in place, we are well positioned to deliver the ambitions set out in our 2025-2030 business plan.”