好色先生TV

Shares in Galliford Try dipped 1% in early trading despite a bullish trading statement to the City.

In a trading update ahead of full year results in the autumn the company said its housing completions had increased 27% over the last 12 months and that prices had risen 10%.

The group added that its construction division had an order book of around 拢1.7bn which included the 拢790m Forth Road Crossing. The figure is down slightly on last year鈥檚 拢1.8bn but the company insisted that the division鈥檚 performance was 鈥渞esilient鈥� in a difficult market.

Galliford Try also revealed it had net cash of more than 拢30m up to 30 June this year, ahead of forecasts.

Chief executive Greg Fitzgerald said: 鈥淭wo years into our transformational house building expansion plan, we are on target to meet our objectives.  In addition, we have maintained a high quality construction order book, winning a series of valuable projects during the period, and maintaining excellent cash balances.  Our financial strength and the spread of our activities mean that, subject to the economic uncertainties affecting our markets, we enter the new financial year with confidence.鈥�

Full year results, which are due to be posted on 14 September, are expected to be in line with current market expectations.