INTERVIEW: Inland Homes Plc Overlooked and at a 40% discount say Hardman & Co

Inland Homes Plc (LON:INL) is the topic of conversation when Tony Williams, research analyst at Hardman & Co talks to DirectorsTalk. Tony explains why the company is not a conventional UK housebuilder, the amount of land it carries, how much it sold last year, why the company also builds houses and the current share price valuation.

Incorporated in the UK in 2005, Inland Homes plc is an AIM listed specialist housebuilder and brownfield developer, dedicated to achieving excellence in sustainability and design.

Inland Homes acquires brownfield land in the South and South-East of England principally for residentially led development schemes. The business then enhances the land value by obtaining planning permission, before building open market and affordable homes or selling surplus consented land to other developers to generate cash. The Company is committed to extensive public and community consultation in order to ensure that, where possible, local community needs and objectives are met. The companys aim is to create sustainable communities and homes which set a benchmark for all future developments in the South of England. The Company is always looking for brownfield sites without planning permission for future development.

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