Man Group’s for-profit sees surplus hit after Ilke Homes’ collapse

News31 Jul 2024James Wilmore

A for-profit provider backed by investment giant Man Group has reported a 62 per cent fall in annual surplus after being affected by the collapse of two developers including modular specialist Ilke Homes.

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