UK 18:07 Sunday, 25 October 2026
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The UK’s largest multi-brand property franchisor The Property Franchise Group (TPFG) recently announced its results for the first half of the 2025 calendar year headlined “Record first half performance and a 17% increase in interim dividend”. What about the results though helping the shares up to 585p?
‘The UK's largest multi-brand property franchisor’, The Property Franchise Group (TPFG) has announced its results for the 2024 calendar year with a headline “Transformational year with significantly enhanced scale and 29% increase in full year dividend”. How good is the news from a 411.5p share price?
‘The UK’s largest multi-brand property franchisor’, The Property Franchise Group (TPFG) states that it “is pleased to report significant organic and inorganic growth during the year with trading expected to be in line with market expectations” and confidence from a “strong sales pipeline”. How good is this news from a 415p share price?
‘The UK's largest multi-brand property franchisor’, The Property Franchise Group (TPFG) has announced its results for the first half of 2024 emphasising “transformational period for the company, doubling the size of the business and increasing interim dividend by 30%”. How good is the news from a current 475p share price?
Describing itself as “the UK's largest multi-brand property franchisor”, recent tip Property Franchise Group (TPFG) has issued a trading update including noting “net debt of £14.3m after borrowing £20m to fund the acquisition of GPEA (H1 2023: net cash of £0.7m)” and that it “is confident that trading remains at least in line with market expectations for the full year”. How do those compare to a current 463p share price, £295.2 million market capitalisation?
Hello Share Mates. The Property Franchise Group (TPFG) has turned in some jolly results and is worth a look. The outfit has a market cap of £90 million having in two years grown revenue almost 2.5 times, doubled adjusted profit before tax and grown earnings per share by two-thirds. And that, in turbulent times for the residential property game, is pretty good going.
