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St. Joe (JOE) delivered another strong quarter. Q2 2025 revenue climbed 15.7% YoY to $129.1 m, led by double-digit gains in all three segments: real estate (+27%), hospitality (+10%) and leasing (+12%). Operating income rose 13% to $37.0 m and net income attributable to shareholders advanced 20% to $29.5 m ($0.51 dil. EPS vs $0.42). Six-month revenue reached $223.3 m (+12%) with net income of $47.0 m (+22%).
Margin & cash. Gross margin held steady as segment cost increases were offset by scale; operating margin was 28.6% (-60 bp). Cash from operations increased 19% to $60.1 m. Net debt fell $10.5 m to $427.3 m while cash remained healthy at $88.2 m. Equity rose to $750.0 m despite $16.3 m of share buybacks (359 k shares) and $16.3 m in dividends ($0.28 YTD).
Balance-sheet highlights. Total assets edged up to $1.55 b; book value per share is $12.93. Investments in real estate expanded modestly to $1.05 b, and AOCI dipped $0.5 m on hedge valuation changes. The company remains a large accelerated filer and had 57.9 m shares outstanding as of 7/21/25.
Outlook. Management cites continued in-migration to Northwest Florida, limited housing supply and resilient hospitality demand as tailwinds, but notes interest-rate and insurance-cost headwinds. Solid liquidity, lower leverage and growing recurring revenues position JOE to pursue further development and potential buybacks while funding an increased quarterly dividend ($0.14).