-- 独立系調査会社CFRAは、に対し、以下の調査レポートを提供しました。CFRAのアナリストは、以下のように見解をまとめています。PulteGroupの第1四半期売上高は33億ドルで、市場予想をわずかに下回りました。これは、平均販売価格(ASP)が54万2000ドル(前年同期比5%減)とガイダンスを下回ったためです。ただし、住宅供給戸数は6102戸(前年同期比7%減)で、予測の上限に達しました。1株当たり利益(EPS)は1.79ドルで、市場予想をわずかに下回りました。これは、インセンティブの増加により粗利益率が24.4%とガイダンスを下回ったためです。一方、販売費および一般管理費(SG&A)は11.5%と抑制されました。PHMは価格よりも販売量に戦略的に注力し、コミュニティ数が9%増加したことからも、強力な事業運営がうかがえます。純受注戸数は前年同期比3%増の8034戸となり、再建受注残高は1万400戸を超えましたが、受注残率は第4四半期の79%から72%に低下しました。 PHMは18億ドルの現金と3億800万ドルの自社株買いにより、バランスシートの健全性を維持しました。また、取締役会は自社株買いの承認額を15億ドル増額することを承認しました。当社は、同社が販売量と市場シェアの拡大に戦略的に転換したことで有利な立場にあると考えていますが、短期的には競争環境の激化とインセンティブ利用の増加により、利益率への圧力が続くと予想しています。
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