Champion Homes orders rise 17% as steel costs weigh on margin outlook
Champion Homes reported a 17% rise in manufacturing orders and a backlog of approximately $500 million, while warning that input costs will pressure margins.
Key facts
- Champion Homes: net sales up 6.2%, with total homes sold up 2.2% to 6,922 units
- Champion Homes: manufacturing orders up 17%, backlog approximately $500 million, up 18.6% sequentially
- Champion Homes: adjusted gross margin expected in a 24% to 25% range in Q3, with revenue growth guided at 8% to 10%
- Timberline Homes: nine locations across Alabama, Mississippi and Florida, expected to close in Q4 fiscal 2027
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Source: Champion Homes Inc (SKY) (Q2 2027) Earnings Call Highlights: Orders Jump 17% as Backlog Swells .. — Yahoo Finance headlines: MH builders, November 4, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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