JOE
The St. Joe Company61.82
-0.55-0.88%
Dec 16, 4:00:02 PM EST
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This Quarter (Q1 '26)
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Last Quarter (Q4 '25)
FY Q4 '25
Q&A details key project advances
Q&A unpacked project specifics absent from prepared remarks, like a new apartment complex near FSU Health, a surf park anchoring Pier Park East with 2026 infrastructure starts, and advanced Pigeon Creek talks with a new builder. Management pushed back on lot pricing discount claims, stressing unique back-end profit shares. Buybacks remain prudent amid 40% share gains; debt paydowns target high-rate project loans to save cash. Origins West readies high-end lot replacements. Answers reaffirmed the virtuous circle. Execution on these fronts matters next.
Key Stats
Market Cap
3.58BP/E (TTM)
34.34Basic EPS (TTM)
1.80Dividend Yield
0.01%Recent Filings
10-K
FY2025 results
St. Joe delivered FY2025 ended December 31, 2025 with total revenue up 27.4% y/y to $513.2M, driven by real estate sales surging 63.5% to $234.2M while hospitality hit a record $215.4M (up 8.1%) and leasing $63.6M (up 5.5%). Net income climbed 55.8% to $115.6M or $2.00 diluted EPS, fueled by residential homesite revenue jumping 41.3% to $165.0M from 911 sales at ~$137K average (derived), though Q4 saw accelerated buybacks with 263,523 shares repurchased. Cash swelled to $129.6M after $108.1M capex, $33.6M dividends ($0.58/share, Q4 at $0.16), and $40.0M repurchases leaving $60M authorized; debt fell to $396M at 4.8% weighted average. Leasing portfolio hummed at 96% occupied across 1.17M sq ft. Yet hurricanes threaten Northwest Florida momentum.
8-K
St. Joe smashes 2025 records
St. Joe crushed Q4 and full-year 2025 results, with net income up 58% to $29.9M ($0.52/share) and 56% to $115.6M ($2.00/share), revenue surging 24% to $128.9M and 27% to $513.2M on real estate and hospitality gains. Cash swelled to $129.6M after $40M buybacks and $46.6M debt cuts. Board declared $0.16/share dividend, payable March 26. Strong backlog fuels growth.
8-K
Q3 revenue up 63%, dividend rises
St. Joe crushed Q3 with revenue up 63% to $161.1M and net income soaring 130% to $38.7M, fueled by real estate's 199% jump to $83.8M on higher homesite prices ($150,000 average) and Watercrest sale netting $19.4M profit. Board hiked the quarterly dividend 14% to $0.16/share, payable December 12. Capital allocation stays sharp: repurchases accelerated, debt cut $28.4M net.
10-Q
Q3 FY2025 results
St. Joe crushed Q3 with revenue leaping 62.7% y/y to $161.1M, driven by real estate surging 199.3% y/y to $83.8M on stronger residential ($36.8M, +93.7% y/y) and the $41M Watercrest JV sale; operating income rocketed 148.8% y/y to $52.9M while diluted EPS doubled to $0.67 (reconciles to 57.9M shares). Hospitality hit a record $60.6M (+9.4% y/y), leasing $16.7M (+7.1% y/y), yet margins held firm amid steady demand. Cash swelled to $126M on $146M operating cash flow; debt fell to $399M (net) after refis and payoffs, FCF not disclosed in the 10-Q. Watercrest closed in Sep 2025 for $41M (real estate sale per Note 4), recognizing $19.4M gross profit. Elevated interest rates crimp buyer financing.
8-K
Q2 revenue up 16%, income 20%
St. Joe crushed Q2 with revenue up 16% to $129.1M and net income up 20% to $29.5M, fueled by 27% real estate growth to $43.8M despite softer pricing, while hospitality and leasing hit records at $68.8M and $16.5M. Board added audit expert Elizabeth Franklin; declared $0.14/share dividend payable September 19. Capital allocation balanced: repurchased $10.5M stock, cut debt.
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