Housebuilder Glenveagh suffers decline in revenue and output after ‘challenging year’

The Dublin listed homebuilder completed 700 home sales in 2020, down from 844 in 2019
Housebuilder Glenveagh suffers decline in revenue and output after ‘challenging year’

Cathal Mooney, Head of Health & Safety, and Stephen Garvey, Glenveagh CEO.

Wed, 06 Jan, 2021 - 09:42
Nicole Glennon

Irish house-building firm Glenveagh Properties said it generated revenues of approximately €232m last year, down nearly 19% on the 12 months prior.

The Dublin listed homebuilder completed 700 home sales in 2020, down from 844 in 2019.

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