Highest Q3 Sales revenue since 2015 and third consecutive quarter of revenue growth in 2024- Foxtons Q3 results

October 24, 2024
  • Third consecutive quarter of growth in 2024, with Q3 revenue up 8% to £47.4m (Q3 2023: £43.9m) and 30 September 2024 YTD revenue up 10% to £125.9m (30 September 2023 YTD: £114.8m)
  • Q3 growth was driven by Sales, Sales revenue up 36% to £13.5m (Q3 2023: £9.9m), and underpinned by resilient Lettings revenue which was in line with a strong 2023 comparator
  • The Group is trading in line with management’s expectations, with full year results expected to be in line with consensus2. The Group remains on track to deliver against its medium-term target of £25m to £30m adjusted operating profit

Commenting on Q3, Guy Gittins, Chief executive officer said:

“We have delivered our third consecutive quarter of growth, with Q3 revenues up 8% to £47.4m, and year-to-date revenue up 10% to £125.9m, as the momentum we have built across the business has been maintained, and we continue to cement our position as London’s largest lettings and sales agency brand.

“Continued market share growth, enabled by a focus on improving training, negotiator tenure, culture and our data and technology capabilities, and supported by early signs of market recovery, drove Q3 Sales revenue up 36%. This growth was supported by a resilient performance in Lettings, which continues to provide a valuable stream of recurring and non-cyclical revenues.

“We enter the final quarter with optimism: our sales agreed pipeline is 23% higher than this time last year, sales volumes in our markets continue to recover, and we are well placed to continue to unlock the value within our business. Our balance sheet and cash flow remain strong which will continue to support our growth and value creation initiatives, including both organic investments and synergistic lettings acquisitions. We are on-track to deliver increased profitability in 2024, in line with consensus, and we continue to make progress towards our medium-term target of £25m to £30m adjusted operating profit.”

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