The company has agreed to call the meeting in face of shareholder Lakestreet's push for the resignation of executive chair Steven Owen due to concerns about pay and governance.
Total filings fell slightly across all sectors, but retail administrations surged 24% year on year in 2025.
The transaction, completed on 23 December 2025 for an undisclosed sum, will see the housebuilder take the plots from a wider 2,380-home development project.
The firm has acquired a mix of two-, three- and four-bedroom properties aimed at the mid-market.
According to Calastone, reduced selling pressure was the primary cause of lower outflows in 2025, not higher appetite from buyers. This reflects a shift towards stabilisation.
The housebuilder has put the fall down to “pressure on margins from the supply chain and increased overheads”.
New funding commitments will enable the project to proceed on a speculative basis, with enabling work to start on site in early 2026.
Some 99.91% of shareholders approved the firm's liquidation, following the £628.9m sale of its portfolio holding company to Waypoint in November.
She joins from impact asset manager Mirova (Natixis), which she co-founded in 2012.
The disposal was originally agreed in September 2025 for an initial consideration of £4m. This also resulted in the group’s headcount being slashed by more than a fifth.
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