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General Bldg Contractors - Residential Bldgs: capital spending and supply chain

SIC 1520 · 3 companies with filed cash-flow statements

Capital spending, 12 months$303M
Operating cash flow$1.6B
Capex / cash flow19%
Capex / revenue0.8%
Top 3 share100%

Analysis

3 companies in General Bldg Contractors - Residential Bldgs (SIC 1520) spent $303M on capital projects over their latest twelve months, 19% of the $1.6B their operations generated.

Capital spending is 0.8% of the industry's $37.9B of annual revenue.

By the industry's asset mix most of it goes to equipment (77%); about $92.5M is imported.

The largest supplier of that spending is construction machinery manufacturing ($76.5M).

Its largest supplying industries, by the input-output tables: imports ($2.1B), building material and garden equipment and supplies dealers ($1.9B), other durable goods merchant wholesalers ($1.2B).

Charts

General Bldg Contractors - Residential Bldgs: capital spending by company, latest twelve monthsGeneral Bldg Contractors - Residential Bldgs: capital spending by company, latest twelve monthsLEN$126MGEO$111MIBP$65.6M
Filed cash-flow statements (SEC XBRL).
General Bldg Contractors - Residential Bldgs: what the capital spending buys (US part)General Bldg Contractors - Residential Bldgs: what the capital spending buys (US part)Structures$25.5MEquipment$168MSoftware$14.2MOther$10.8M
Capital spending × the industry’s asset mix (BEA fixed assets): grade C, an industry average applied to filed figures.
General Bldg Contractors - Residential Bldgs: the industries that build and sell what it buysGeneral Bldg Contractors - Residential Bldgs: the industries that build and sell what it buysConstruction machinery manufactur…$76.5MLight truck and utility vehicle m…$52.9MOffice and commercial structures$14.2MHeavy duty truck manufacturing$10.2MManufacturing structures$10.1MSoftware publishers$7.6MTruck trailer manufacturing$4.3MMotor vehicle body manufacturing$4.0MComputer systems design services$3.9MAll other miscellaneous manufactu…$2.9M
BEA fixed assets: investment by asset type → supplying industry. Estimates (grade C).
General Bldg Contractors - Residential Bldgs: its first-tier supplying industriesGeneral Bldg Contractors - Residential Bldgs: its first-tier supplying industriesImports$2.1BBuilding material and garden equi…$1.9BOther durable goods merchant whol…$1.2BArchitectural, engineering, and r…$918MReady-mix concrete manufacturing$704MPlate work and fabricated structu…$654MOrnamental and architectural meta…$609MTruck transportation$585MPetroleum refineries$537MCommercial and industrial machine…$507M
Purchased inputs × the industry’s input mix (BEA Use table), US part: grade C.
General Bldg Contractors - Residential Bldgs: where the industry's cash came from (+) and went (−)General Bldg Contractors - Residential Bldgs: where the industry's cash came from (+) and went (−)Operating cash flow$1.6BBuybacks−$1.3BOther financing (in)$705MDividends−$583MNet debt repaid−$401MCapital spending−$303MOther investing (in)$286MCash drawn from the balance s…$258MCash added to the balance she…−$125MAcquisitions−$82.4MPaid to partners−$39.1MOther financing (out)−$25.9MOther investing (out)−$13.3MNet borrowing$10.7M
The companies’ cash-flow statements, latest four quarters or fiscal year: every figure filed (grade A).

Capital spending by company

CompanyCapital spendingOperating cash flowCapex / OCFPeriod
LEN Lennar$126M$937M13%TTM to Q3 FY26
GEO GEO Group$111M$328M34%TTM to Q3 2026
IBP Installed Building Products$65.6M$311M21%TTM to Q3 2026

Customers and suppliers named in annual reports

SupplierCustomerShare of supplier revenueEvidenceSource
GEOU.S. government67%Stated in 10-K (XBRL)filing
OCIBP—Stated in 10-K (named, share not stated)filing

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Evidence grades: A filed figure · B computed from filed figures · C industry average (BEA input-output and fixed-asset tables) applied to filed figures. Estimates are not the companies’ own records. Not investment advice.