LGI Homes Earnings Call Transcripts
Fiscal Year 2026
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Q1 2026 saw steady demand, a 3% rise in ASP, and strong backlog growth, with gross margin and adjusted EBITDA both improving. Full-year guidance was raised for margins, and liquidity and balance sheet strength remain solid.
Fiscal Year 2025
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Q4 saw strong sequential revenue growth and a record backlog, but margins declined due to incentives and discounts amid affordability pressures. 2026 guidance anticipates stable sales pace, continued use of incentives, and wholesale closings at 10–15% of total.
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Q3 revenue fell 39% year-over-year on lower closings, but margins and net orders improved sequentially. Backlog and sales momentum increased, aided by competitive financing and incentives, with Q4 closings expected to rise 26% at midpoint.
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Q2 2025 saw lower revenue and closings due to affordability pressures, but profitability was maintained through incentives and operational efficiency. Guidance for Q3 anticipates 1,100–1,300 closings and slightly lower margins, with a focus on deleveraging and inventory management.
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Q1 2025 saw a 10.1% revenue decline year-over-year due to lower closings and ASP, with gross margin impacted by a one-time expense and increased incentives. Full-year guidance was maintained for closings and ASP, but gross margin expectations were trimmed due to tariffs and market uncertainty.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Delivered strong margins and record community growth in 2024 despite affordability challenges and lower closings. 2025 guidance anticipates stable margins, conservative absorption, and continued investment in existing markets, with demand supported by long-term housing undersupply.
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Q3 2024 saw record revenue and ASP, strong gross margins, and continued community expansion. Affordability challenges persist, but guidance was raised for full-year margins and community growth, with robust demand and disciplined pricing supporting profitability.
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Q2 saw record revenue and margins, with 1,655 homes closed and gross margin up 300 bps YoY. Guidance for 2024 was raised for home closings, ASP, and margins, while community count and land holdings continue to expand. Affordability and incentive costs remain key risks.