Strong cash position and low leverage
Ended 2025 with $8.5 million in cash (up from $1.1 million in 2024) and essentially zero draw on a $50 million revolving credit facility (only $1.2 million drawn). Management highlighted this as a strong position to fund growth.
Book value and return on equity
Stockholders' equity was $528.6 million and book value per share rose to $22.20, up about 8.6% year-over-year. Legacy delivered an 8.2% return on shareholders' equity for 2025.
Higher net revenue per unit sold
Net revenue per unit sold increased 13% to $68,700 (from $60,800 in 2024) as the company implemented price increases to offset rising raw material costs and tariffs.
Loan portfolio growth and interest income
Consumer loan portfolio grew 14% to $203.6 million, contributing to a 6.1% increase in consumer/mobile home park/dealer loan interest income to $43.7 million for the year. Q4 loan interest income was about $11.3 million, up year-over-year.
Operating cash flow and profitability history
Operating cash flow was strong at $37.2 million for the year. Management emphasized the company has never had a quarterly loss in its history and remains consistently profitable.
Improved Q4 production and backlog from trade show
Q4 production strengthened due to the fall Fort Worth show, generating strong dealer and park orders that drove materially higher production in Q4 relative to Q3 and backlog extending into 1Q/2Q 2026.
High credit quality across portfolios
At year-end, 98.4% of mobile home park notes and 97.4% of consumer loans were current or fewer than 30 days past due, reflecting strong credit performance despite a modest uptick in charge-offs.
Strategic initiatives and new demand channels
Company initiated a $10 million share repurchase program, completed the small tuck-in AmeriCasa acquisition (added consumer loan portfolio, retail location, technology), and reported orders for 500+ workforce housing units tied to data center and workforce housing opportunities.