- Lennar held its first-quarter earnings conference call, attended by Executive Chairman and CEO Stuart Miller, CFO Diane Bessette, Controller and VP David Collins, Chief Legal Officer Katherine Martin, Lennar Financial Services CEO Bruce Gross, LenX President Eric Feder, and Area Presidents Jim Parker and David Grove.
- Management said it sold 18,515 homes and started 17,425 homes, and reported gross margin of 15.2%.
- The company reported net income of USD 229 million and EPS of USD 0.93, and said it ended the quarter with USD 2.1 billion of cash.
- Bessette guided to second-quarter new orders of 21,000 to 22,000 homes and deliveries of 20,000 to 21,000 homes.
- On the Q&A, Miller said the company had not seen significant recent movement in traffic or selling conditions despite rate volatility, and reiterated a full-year delivery target of 85,000 homes.
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