In an interview on CNBC’s Mad Money, Devin Stockfish said homebuilding will be a strong tailwind for the company. The Trump administration has been very supportive to the timber industry, he noted. “Our business has always been run sustainably,” he added. “We’re ready to start to scale the climate solutions business.” The company plans to continue to repurchase shares going forward, according to Stockfish.
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