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Q1 Revenue Reaches $610M, Exceeds Expectations
Reports Q1 revenue $610M, consensus $590.54M. President and Chief Executive Officer Bill Boor said, "This quarter saw the continuation of strong order momentum we saw at the end of Q4 2026. In Q1, we saw record shipments and grew our backlog by over 50%. These results don't happen with just one or two plants doing well. They are a reflection of order growth and the excellent job all of our teams have done responding to the market. Externally, we saw progress on the regulatory front with the passing of the bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act. The law highlights the role factory-built homes need to play in the housing affordability crisis with major sections dedicated to Manufactured Housing. It will enable innovation, provide regulatory clarity, improve access to financing, and encourage states and local authorities to reduce zoning barriers. Importantly, we are also seeing an increasing number of states passing legislation to improve zoning access at the local level. While we continue to manage through a challenging macro-economic environment for prospective homebuyers, the future is bright for factory-built housing solutions to help more families achieve home ownership."
Cavco Reports Q4 Revenue of $550.13 Million
Reports Q4 revenue $550.13M vs. $508.36M last year. Commenting on the results, Bill Boor, president and CEO, said, "Cavco made a lot of progress across many fronts in fiscal year 2026. In addition to continuing a progression of digital marketing, branding and product line transformations, all aimed at improving the customer and retailer experience, we sold a record number of homes. We also joined forces with American Homestar which is exceeding expectations for tangible synergies and operating performance. Finally, as announced yesterday, in Q4 we broke ground on a new, state-of the art production facility in El Mirage, Arizona. This expansion reflects our consistent capital allocation approach focused on the long-term need for factory-built solutions to the worsening housing crisis in America."
Cavco Industries Stock Drops 17.8% to $507.56
Cavco Industries is down -17.8%, or -$109.94 to $507.56.
Q4 Revenue $580.99M, CEO Outlook Remains Optimistic
Reports Q4 revenue $580.99M vs. $522.04M last year. Commenting on the quarter, president and CEO Bill Boor said, "Industry shipments slowed in the quarter with HUD shipments at a significantly lower pace in the reported October and November period. Our operating approach was to use the backlog and additional days down over the holidays to maintain a steady daily production pace in the factories. Looking forward, affordable housing continues to rise in national policy discussions and as we talk with retailers and communities, the tone in the market remains optimistic. We will be looking to the Spring selling season to determine our ability to increase production from here."
La-Z-Boy Appoints Cavco CEO William Boor to Board of Directors
La-Z-Boy (LZB) announced that William Boor has joined the company's board of directors, effective December 8. Boor is the president and CEO of Cavco Industries (CVCO), a role he has held since 2019.
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