Smith Douglas Homes(SDHC.US)

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Smith Douglas Homes
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Smith Douglas Homes Corp. completed its initial public offering in January 2024. Since its inception, Smith Douglas has been entrusted by over 18,000 families to fulfill their new home dreams. Ranked a top 50 builder nationally for several years and with 2,867 closings in 2024, Smith Douglas currently holds the #32 position on the Builder Magazine Top 100 list.
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15/01/2026 Update
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HomebuildingIndustry
Industry Ranking12/27
Industry medianB
Industry averageC
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  • Profit ScoreB
    • ROE14.98%A
    • Profit Margin1.13%C
    • Gross Margin20.97%D
  • Growth ScoreB
    • Revenue YoY10.26%B
    • Net Profit YoY-72.92%E
    • Total Assets YoY24.24%A
    • Net Assets YoY14.52%A
  • Cash ScoreA
    • Cash Flow Margin8849.84%A
    • OCF YoY10.26%B
  • Operating ScoreA
    • Turnover1.94A
  • Debt ScoreB
    • Gearing Ratio25.39%B

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