Miller Homes builds homes in England, Scotland and Wales, including through St. Modwen Homes. Apollo-managed funds remain its controlling investor. [1][2]
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Who owns Miller Homes?
Private · Controlling fund shareholder; exact current percentage not verified [1][2]
Daiwa House agreed to acquire approximately 30% in September 2026, subject to closing conditions and approvals. Completion was not verified by 10 October 2026, so Daiwa is not added as a current shareholder and Apollo is not assigned a 70% stake. St. Modwen Homes is an acquired operating brand, not the entire St. Modwen property group. [1][2]
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Investors in Miller Homes
Investor disclosures found
Selected investor disclosures have been found. Each names the held entity, basis and date; the complete investor register remains outside this review. A stake in a parent or operating company is shown against that entity. Dates refer to each disclosure and can differ from the profile review date. Evidence links are included with each record.
Controlling fund shareholder; exact current percentage not verified
Company ownership statement dated ·
Daiwa House agreed to acquire approximately 30% in September 2026, subject to closing conditions and approvals. Completion was not verified by 10 October 2026, so Daiwa is not added as a current shareholder and Apollo is not assigned a 70% stake. St. Modwen Homes is an acquired operating brand, not the entire St. Modwen property group.
This ownership review has not established a dated UK cash corporation-tax payment for the relevant reporting entity.
United KingdomNot yet verified
UK corporation tax paid
Not yet verifiedCash payment
Miller Homes · UK reporting scope not verified Annual reporting period not yet verified
The UK tax-paying entity, reporting period and cash corporation-tax payment have not been separately reconciled. Not verified does not mean no tax was paid. [1][2]
These figures have different scopes. They should not be added together or used as a like-for-like tax ranking.