A modular homes specialist granted £30m of government
funding this week racked-up a pre-tax loss of £7.7m in its latest published
accounts. Yorkshire based ilke Homes was handed a £30m loan by Homes England
earlier this week to ramp-up production at its Knaresborough factory which
opened last year. The money was announced by Housing minister Esther McVey who
hailed it as a “significant step” in the creation of a “Construction Corridor”
in the north of England. It is the largest investment by Homes England in a
modular housing business. Read more on the Construction Enquirer website.
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