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UFP Industries, Inc. reports developments across its Retail, Packaging and Construction businesses, where it manufactures value-added products for retail channels, industrial packaging customers and construction end markets. Recurring updates include operating and financial results, segment demand trends, capital allocation, acquisitions and product-capacity investments.
Company news often centers on UFP Packaging and its PalletOne pallet business, including additions to its manufacturing network for new and recycled pallets. Other recurring themes include Deckorators outdoor living products, wood-plastic composite decking capacity, construction-related prefabricated components and governance or operating-structure changes tied to the company's acquisition and integration strategy.
UFP Industries (Nasdaq: UFPI) has announced that Landon Tarvin will replace Will Schwartz as president of UFP Retail Solutions, effective December 29, 2024. UFP Retail Solutions is a business segment producing ProWood pressure-treated lumber, Deckorators composite decking, UFP-Edge siding and trim, and Outdoor Essentials fence and garden products. Tarvin, currently vice president of Deckorators, joined UFP Industries in 2002 and has held various roles of increasing responsibility. Will Schwartz, who will become CEO of UFP Industries on the same date, praised Tarvin as a proven strategic thinker and thoughtful risk-taker, highlighting his strong performance and leadership skills. Tarvin expressed his commitment to executing UFP Retail Solutions strategies and developing the team while building on the foundation set by his predecessors.
UFP Industries (Nasdaq: UFPI) has appointed Stanley Elliott as its new director of investor relations, replacing Dick Gauthier who will retire at the end of 2024 after 40 years with the company. Elliott joins from Stifel Financial , where he served as managing director on the equity research platform, covering industries including building materials and diversified industrials. His experience includes award-winning earnings estimates and stock selection, with UFP Industries in his coverage universe.
Mike Cole, UFP Industries CFO, expressed confidence in Elliott's ability to create a best-in-class investor relations program, citing his knowledge of the company, culture, and industry. UFP Industries, ranked #493 on the Fortune 500 and #128 on Industry Week's list of America's Largest Manufacturers, operates through subsidiaries in packaging, construction, and retail solutions sectors.
UFP Industries announced a planned leadership transition effective December 29, 2024. CEO Matthew J. Missad will become Executive Chairman, while William "Will" Schwartz, current president of the retail business unit, will take over as CEO. CFO Michael Cole will add the role of President of Corporate Services.
Under Missad's 13-year tenure as CEO, UFP Industries' stock price increased over 1500% and revenues grew from $1.8 billion in 2011 to $7.2 billion in 2023. Schwartz, who joined UFP in 1998, has a track record of successfully taking on new challenges and improving business operations.
The transition is part of UFP's succession planning strategy to prepare the next generation of leadership and drive continued growth. Missad will remain as Executive Chairman through 2026 to support the transition and maintain key relationships.
UFP Industries (Nasdaq: UFPI) reported second quarter 2024 results with net sales of $1.9 billion, down 7% year-over-year. Net earnings attributable to controlling interest were $126 million, a 16% decrease. Earnings per diluted share were $2.05. The company maintained a strong balance sheet with $1.04 billion in cash.
Key highlights include:
- Adjusted EBITDA of $204 million, down 13%
- New product sales of $134 million, 7% of total sales
- Quarterly dividend increased by 10% to $0.33 per share
- Share repurchase program of $200 million authorized through July 31, 2025
UFP Industries expects challenging market conditions to continue for the remainder of 2024, with anticipated decreases in Retail and Packaging demand, but an increase in Construction demand.
UFP Industries (Nasdaq: UFPI) has been named to the FORTUNE 500 list for the third consecutive year, ranking 493rd based on its 2023 net sales of $7.2 billion. Chairman and CEO Matthew J. Missad expressed gratitude to the company's over 15,000 employees for their contributions, noting the company's evolution from a lumber wholesaler to a global solutions provider. UFP Industries, headquartered in Grand Rapids, Michigan, serves the retail, construction, and packaging sectors through over 200 affiliates and processes seven percent of North America's softwood lumber. The company is also #149 on Industry Week’s list of America’s Largest Manufacturers and is a Great Place to Work Certified™.
UFP Industries (Nasdaq: UFPI) has announced its participation in the Stifel 2024 Cross Sector Insight Conference, scheduled for June 4-5, 2024, at the InterContinental Boston in Boston, Massachusetts. This event will provide an opportunity for UFP Industries' management to engage with investors and showcase the company's recent developments and future prospects. UFP Industries, headquartered in Grand Rapids, Michigan, operates through its subsidiaries UFP Packaging, UFP Construction, and UFP Retail Solutions, offering a variety of value-added products for residential and commercial construction, packaging, and industrial applications globally. The company is listed at #403 on the Fortune 500 and #128 on Industry Week's list of America’s Largest Manufacturers. For further details and the latest investor presentation, visit ufpinvestor.com.
UFP Industries, Inc. (Nasdaq: UFPI) announced first quarter 2024 results with net sales of $1.64 billion, net earnings of $121 million, and earnings per diluted share of $1.96. The company credits its team and business model for the success. They plan to focus on operational efficiencies, growth through new products and regions, share repurchases, and dividend payouts, aiming to create shareholder value. Despite a decrease in net sales, the company maintains a strong balance sheet and liquidity position. The company's capital allocation strategy includes acquisitions, organic growth, dividend payments, and share repurchases. By business segment, UFP Retail Solutions, UFP Packaging, and UFP Construction reported varying results. The company anticipates lower lumber prices and soft demand but expects improvements in the latter half of 2024.
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