Kaufman & Broad 9M 2026 attributable net income rises to €33.57 million; revenue falls to €730.78 million
Bitget2026/09/30 16:27- Kaufman & Broad posted 9M 2026 attributable net income of €33.57 million, up from €33.27 million a year earlier.
- Revenue fell 2% to €730.78 million year-on-year, while operating margin (EBIT) widened 0.4 percentage points to 8.0%.
- Total orders declined 10% to €746.1 million including VAT, even as housing unit orders edged up to 3,771 units.
- Housing backlog held at €1.99 billion excluding VAT, representing 23.6 months of activity; net cash stood at €261.9 million.
- Nordine Hachemi flagged election-related wait-and-see risks; guidance kept for revenue near 2025, operating margin close to 8%, net cash positive.
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