League tableHousebuilders
The ten biggest housebuilders, ranked by how fast they pay the trades
Your bill is due on 5 June. Two of the ten pay it, on average, before that date, and one on the day. Seven pay after. By their own reports to the government.
Mara, WolfX research desk11 October 2026
These are the ten housebuilders that paid their suppliers the most money in their latest reports to the government, one company per group. Each dot is your 6 May bill, on 30-day terms, paid on that company’s own average.
Due 5 June.Seven of the ten pay after.
Paid by the due datePaid after itEach dot: your 6 May bill, on 30-day terms, paid on the company’s own average.
Find your customer. If its dot sits after the dashed line, the line below goes with your next quote.
From their own reports
Each company’s own latest report: the biggest reporting company in each group by money paid to suppliers. Berkeley Homes Public Limited Company and Crest Nicholson PLC: 1 November 2025 to 30 April 2026. Hill Partnerships Limited: 1 July to 31 December 2025. Bellway Homes Limited: 1 February to 31 July 2026. The other six: 1 January to 30 June 2026. “Late” is each company’s own figure for bills not paid within the agreed terms. Of the 3,254 companies whose latest report covers January to June 2026, the middle one pays in 32 days, on average.
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From 6,368 companies’ own reports to the government.
The Wolf’s note
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