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KB Home (KBH) Fiscal Q3 2026 Earnings Call: BTO Mix Reaches 74%, Q4 Outlook Moderates

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Key Takeaways

  • KB Home reported fiscal Q3 2026 housing revenue of $1.3 billion, down 20% year over year, as deliveries fell 19% to 2,732 homes.
  • Net income declined to $65 million from $110 million, while diluted EPS fell to $1.05 from $1.61. A 9% reduction in diluted average shares partly reflected ongoing repurchases.
  • Built-to-order homes reached 74% of deliveries, up from 60% in Q2. This helped adjusted housing gross margin improve sequentially to 16.8% from 15.7%, although it remained below 18.9% a year earlier.
  • Management maintained its full-year delivery outlook of 10,500–11,000 homes and narrowed housing revenue guidance to $4.9–$5.1 billion. Full-year housing gross margin is now expected at 16.0%–16.2%, excluding inventory-related charges.
  • The Q4 outlook moderated amid weaker demand, pricing pressure, higher costs and a smaller contribution from higher-margin Southern California communities. More than 80% of expected Q4 deliveries were already in backlog.
  • KB Home invested nearly $725 million in land acquisition and development while returning more than $65 million through buybacks and dividends. It plans up to $50 million of additional repurchases in Q4.

Key Financial Data

MetricFiscal Q3 2026Comparison / Commentary
Housing revenue$1.3 billionDown 20% year over year
Homes delivered2,732Down 19% year over year
Average selling price$473,000Slightly below approximately $476,000 a year earlier
Backlog conversion60%71% a year earlier
Housing gross margin16.5%18.2% a year earlier
Adjusted housing gross margin16.8%18.9% a year earlier; up from 15.7% in Q2
Homebuilding operating income$67 million$131 million a year earlier
Homebuilding operating margin5.2%8.1% a year earlier
SG&A ratio11.3%10.0% a year earlier
Net income$65 million$110 million a year earlier
Diluted EPS$1.05$1.61 a year earlier
Cash$159 millionQuarter-end
Total liquidity$942 millionIncluded $783 million available under the unsecured credit facility
Debt-to-capital ratio35.7%33.2% a year earlier

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