Company summary
Savills is a global real-estate advisory and property-services group. It provides brokerage, valuation, consultancy, property management and investment-management services to commercial and residential clients.
Real Estate Investment & Services
Savills is a global real-estate advisory and property-services group. It provides brokerage, valuation, consultancy, property management and investment-management services to commercial and residential clients.
Commercial and residential agency, investment sales, leasing, valuation, consultancy, property and facilities management and investment management.
The UK, continental Europe, Asia-Pacific, North America and the Middle East across commercial and prime residential property markets.
Property transaction volumes, interest rates, leasing activity, assets under management, development markets, advisory demand and operating leverage.
Property downturns, weak transaction volumes, higher interest rates, acquisition integration, currency movements, staff costs and cyclical profitability.
13 August 2026: first-half revenue rose about 9% to £1.23bn and underlying profit before tax increased 47% to £34.3m. Savills also completed the major acquisition of US real-estate investment bank Eastdil Secured in August, making integration and increased North American earnings exposure key themes for 2027.
Savills normally pays an interim and final ordinary dividend, sometimes supplemented when profits allow. The 2026 interim dividend is 7.8p per share, up 5.4%, ex-dividend 27 August and payable 25 September; the 2025 final ordinary dividend was 15.7p.
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