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JHX

James Hardie Industries·NYSE

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JHX fundamentals

JHX Q3 2026 Earnings

James Hardie Industries (JHX) released its earnings on Feb 11, 2026: revenue was 1.24B (YoY +30.05%), beat estimates; EPS was 0.24 (YoY -33.33%), beat estimates.

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1.24B

+30.05%

EPS / YoY

0.24

-33.33%

Report date

Feb 11, 2026

JHX Earnings Call Summary for Q3,2026

$25M Annual Savings: Plant closures to drive FY '27 margin recovery and capacity alignment.
$125M Synergy Target: Commercial wins exceed expectations, with exclusive dealer partnerships and cross-selling success.
Product Innovation Lead: TimberHue and score-and-snap methods to capture $1.75B repair/remodel/new construction opportunity.
DR&A Outperformance: Mid-single-digit sell-through growth vs. market decline, 25%+ composite decking conversion rate.
Financial Discipline: 3x leverage reduction to <2x within 2 years, $200M+ free cash flow from FY '27+.
Market Resilience: Siding & Trim margin up 500bps QoQ, DR&A EBITDA margin stable at 25.1%, despite macro challenges.

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Revenue & Expenses

JHX has released its 2026 Q3 earnings report, with revenue of 1.24B, reflecting a YoY change of 30.05%, and net profit of 68.70M, showing a YoY change of -51.52%. The Sankey diagram below clearly presents JHX's revenue sources and cost distribution.

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