-- 独立研究机构CFRA向提供了以下研究报告。CFRA分析师总结如下:DHI公布了2026财年第二季度(截至9月)喜忧参半的业绩,房屋成交量增长1%至19,486套,但由于平均售价下降3%至36.2万美元,营收下降2%至70亿美元。尽管净利润下降20%至6.479亿美元,每股收益仍为2.24美元,高于市场普遍预期的2.12美元,但仍低于预期。房屋建造税前利润率下降230个基点至10.7%。我们认为,DHI通过市场份额的增长来区别于同行,尽管销售激励措施有所提高,但订单价值的增长仍然加速,这便是明证。管理层将2026财年营收预期上调至335亿至345亿美元,房屋成交量预期上调至8.6万至8.75万套,并表示激励措施将在2026财年继续保持高位。净销售订单量增长11%,达到24,992套,价值92亿美元,但需求仍低于历史季节性水平。16,882套房屋的销售积压订单价值64亿美元,分别增长19%和17%,提高了销售前景的可见性。我们相信,尽管抵押贷款利率的不确定性影响了季节性需求模式,但DHI的价值主张仍然能够引起消费者的共鸣。
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