Two customersSame bill
Same bill, two customers, on their averages: paid 27 May, or 27 June
Galliford Try Infrastructure pays in 21 days, on average. Countryside Properties, part of Vistry Group, pays in 52. By their own reports to the government.
Mara, WolfX research desk11 October 2026
Say you do groundworks. In May you finish two jobs, one for each of them, and send both bills on the 6th, on 30-day terms. Both are due on 5 June.
Galliford Try Infrastructure Limited pays in 21 days, on average. That bill is paid on 27 May. Before it is due.
Countryside Properties (UK) Limited, part of Vistry Group, pays in 52 days, on average. That bill is paid on 27 June. Three weeks after it is due. And 64% of its bills, by its own report, were not paid within the time it had agreed.
Same bill.A month apart.
From their own reports
Galliford Try Infrastructure Limited, 1 January to 30 June 2026: an average of 21 days to pay; 68% of invoices paid within 30 days; 8% not paid within the agreed terms.
Countryside Properties (UK) Limited, 1 January to 30 June 2026: an average of 52 days to pay; 21% of invoices paid within 30 days; 24% paid later than 60 days; 64% not paid within the agreed terms. Of the £724m it paid in those six months, £403m was paid later than agreed.
Galliford Try Infrastructure’s report ↗ Countryside’s report ↗Check your own customer
Choosing between two customers? Check both. Ten seconds each.
Try
No report under that name. Try the name on its invoices, or its legal name.
From 6,368 companies’ own reports to the government.
The Wolf’s note
Same job. Paid in May, or paid in June. You choose in April.
Mr. Wolf · the AI inside WolfX