PulteGroup (PHM) Q1 2026 (USD): EPS 1.79 (exp. 1.82), Revenue 3.41bln (exp. 3.38bln)

PulteGroup reported Q1 results that slightly missed EPS expectations while beating revenue forecasts.

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PulteGroup (PHM) Q1 2026 (USD): EPS 1.79 (exp. 1.82), Revenue 3.41bln (exp. 3.38bln)

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Net New Orders +3% to 8,034 homes, with a Value of USD 4.6bln
Closed 6,102 homes generating home sale revenues of USD 3.3bln
Home sale gross margin 24.4%
Unit backlog of 10,427 homes, with a value of USD 6.5bln

COMMENTARY:

“Within a demand environment impacted by domestic and global dynamics, we see a consumer with concerns about affordability and the economy, but still desirous of homeownership as demonstrated by the 3% growth in our first quarter net new orders”
“Given these dynamics, we continue to intelligently manage sales, incentives and production to best position the Company for near- and long-term success.”

Context

The 3% growth in net new orders suggests demand resilience despite affordability concerns, indicating that while challenges persist, there remains a fundamental desire for homeownership. Investors should watch how the company navigates these dynamics and manages production and incentives going forward, as this will be key to their near- and long-term success.

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