'Cautiously optimistic' Galliford Try moves to significantly grow housing arm
Galliford Try is pressing ahead with plans to deliver significant growth in its housebuilding business over the next three years after raising £119 million through its rights issue and adding 800 units to its land bank since the start it its financial year.
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