-- 獨立研究機構CFRA向提供了以下研究報告。 CFRA分析師總結如下:Taylor Morrison第一季營收達13.87億美元,超出市場預期,主要得益於成交量高於預期的2268套,但平均售價(ASP)降至57.8萬美元,部分抵消了這一增長,這反映了公司戰略性地專注於現貨庫存。調整後每股盈餘(EPS)為1.12美元,較市場預期的0.84美元高出33%,毛利率為20.6%,高於管理階層約20%的預期。同時,公司已完成的現貨庫存減少了30%,激勵措施較上月下調超過100個基點。淨訂單量為2914套,超過了成交量,使積壓訂單環比增長23%至3465套,其中高利潤率的在建房屋佔比從28%躍升至38%,這支撐了公司向盈利能力戰略轉型。 管理層重申了全年成交量目標約為1.1萬套,銷售、管理及行政費用率(SG&A)控制在10%左右,並預計第二季度成交量為2500-2600套,毛利率下限為20%。我們認為第一季的業績略微降低了今年剩餘時間的風險,並支持了2027年成長定位的「準備年」策略。儘管淨訂單量年減14%,但平均售價(ASP)上漲2%抵消了部分影響,我們認為毛利率的提升至關重要。
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