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Legacy Housing Corporation

Health

Performance

5.9

Risk

Sell

Buy

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Legacy Housing Corporation stock rating and score history

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04.09.2026

Signs of control returning. Still shaky, but not chaos.

10.08.2026

Losing steam. Solid pieces remain, but cracks are showing.

10.08.2026

Slowing down. Might be a breather – or a shift.

20.08.2025

Health’s picking up. Numbers look cleaner, cash flow tighter.

LEGH

Legacy Housing Corporation

27.67

+0.65%

5.9

Sell

Buy

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Legacy Housing Corporation

Legacy Housing Corporation stock price, chart patterns and momentum

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What does Legacy Housing Corporation do? Business model and key facts

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Legacy Housing Corporation Profile

Sector: Consumer Cyclical

Industry: Residential Construction

Employees (FY): 592

Founded in Bedford, Texas, in 2005, Legacy Housing Corporation specializes in the construction, sale, and financing of manufactured homes and compact living units, primarily serving the southern United States. The company not only manufactures and arranges transportation for its modular residences but also provides a comprehensive suite of financial services. These offerings include wholesale funding for independent dealers and mobile home park operators, inventory financing for retailers, and direct consumer loans for purchasing their products. Legacy Housing further extends credit to owners of manufactured housing communities who acquire their homes for rental purposes, and is actively involved in developing and financing new communities. Their diverse product range features homes spanning one to five bedrooms with one to three-and-a-half bathrooms. Branded as "Legacy" homes, these units are distributed through a robust network of 176 independent and 13 company-owned retail outlets, alongside direct sales to manufactured home community proprietors across 15 U.S. states.

Company facts

Kenneth E. Shipley

CEO

592

Employees worldwide

Performance

-0.14%

Last 12 months

48.76%

Last 5 years

Growth

$164.57M

Revenue year

$41.81M

Net income

Valuation

$675.64M

Market Cap

11.22

Price/Earnings Ratio

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Legacy Housing Corporation fundamentals and technical analysis

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