In its interim results for the six months ended July 2026, announced on 10 August, Sekisui House saw US home sales struggle while its domestic operations remained firm, driving overall profit growth. Revenue declined 2.5% year on year, while net income increased 23.1%.
According to the interim results for the six months ended July 2026 announced by Sekisui House, revenue fell 2.5% year on year to ¥1.9656 trillion, while net income rose 23.1% to ¥125.0 billion. US operations struggled amid weaker home sales and higher mortgage rates, while firm sales of high-end properties in Japan drove overall profit growth.
Revenue from the US single-family housing business fell 17.8% year on year to ¥413.5 billion, and the full-year delivery target was revised down from 11,500 homes to 9,500 homes.
In Japan, sales of luxury condominiums in a redevelopment district near Osaka Station helped boost profit. In light of the difficulties in the US and the situation in the Middle East, the company also revised its full-year forecasts. Revenue was revised to ¥4.2600 trillion and net income to ¥224.0 billion.