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Record net income and strong revenue growth fueled by workforce housing and commercial sales.

Net income and EPS rose despite lower revenue, with Texas driving growth via major housing orders.

2025 saw lower sales and profit, but strong loan growth and new demand signal a better 2026.

Net income fell 45% on lower sales and margins, but retail growth and Texas demand offer upside.

Q2 2025 saw 21.3% sales growth, margin gains, and ongoing share buybacks amid mixed demand.

Q1 sales and profit fell, but retail momentum and strategic changes support a positive 2025 outlook.

Net income up 13.2% to $61.6M, with strong loan growth and land sales offsetting lower product sales.

Product sales fell 18.8% in Q3, but strong fall show orders boosted backlog into 2025.

Net income rose 7.8% as gross margin improved and loan portfolios grew despite lower sales.