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Achieved a record 26,622 homes sold in fiscal 2026, driven by a customer-centric approach and the compelling value proposition of off-site built homes amid a national housing crisis.

Outperformed the broader HUD industry, which saw a 9% shipment decline, by leveraging a diverse product portfolio and strong execution across independent and captive retail channels.

Strategic acquisition of Homes Direct expands the Western U.S. footprint by 11 locations, providing a platform to migrate third-party brands to higher-margin internal manufacturing.

The builder-developer channel continues to gain momentum as the company educates traditional site-builders on the efficiency and growth potential of off-site construction.

Manufacturing backlog increased 19% sequentially to $316 million, reflecting strong order momentum entering the key spring selling season despite macro uncertainty.

Operational agility allowed the company to manage extreme weather headwinds in the fourth quarter while maintaining consistent manufacturing capacity utilization of 59%.

Revenue for Q1 fiscal 2027 is expected to be approximately flat year-over-year, reflecting a cautious stance on elevated CPI and pressured consumer purchasing power.

Near-term adjusted gross margins are projected between 24.5% and 25.5% as the company navigates a lag between input cost inflation and internal efficiency initiatives.

The fiscal 2027 effective tax rate is expected to increase by 3% to 4% following the expiration of ENERGY STAR tax credits on July 1.

Management anticipates a shift in product mix as price-conscious consumers move toward lower monthly payments, potentially impacting average selling prices.

Strategic focus remains on deploying capital from the ECN transaction toward retail expansion and shareholder returns through a refreshed $150 million share repurchase authorization.

The 21st Century Road to Housing Act passed the House with a bipartisan majority, representing a significant potential catalyst for expanding the addressable market for manufactured housing.

Completed the sale of a 19% ownership interest in ECN for CAD 189.1 million, providing significant liquidity for strategic priorities.

Input cost pressures accelerated in Q4 and into Q1, specifically across forest products, steel, and petroleum-based materials.

The Homes Direct acquisition is expected to close in fiscal Q2 and is excluded from the current Q1 guidance framework.

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Management identified forest products as the largest spend category seeing pressure, followed by steel and petroleum-based inputs.

Margin headwinds in Q1 are attributed to the timing lag between rising material costs and the implementation of efficiency and value-based pricing actions.

Secondary margin pressure is coming from a mix shift toward the community channel and more basic product configurations as consumers manage affordability.

The acquisition allows Champion to capture both manufacturing and retail margins while increasing plant utilization in the West.

Management plans to replicate the 'Iseman playbook' by gradually replacing third-party brands at these locations with Champion-built products.

The deal is viewed as an organic growth play rather than a pure cost-synergy play, focusing on Homes Direct's superior end-to-end customer service model.

The community channel showed an uptick in March as operators began ordering for new lot expansions and home replacements after a period of inventory management.

Entry-level consumers are facing disproportionate pressure from inflation, leading the company to offer more 'entry-level price point' products with fewer options.

Champion is successfully attracting traditional site-built buyers who are 'mixing down' to high-quality manufactured homes due to the $500,000 average price of site-built alternatives.