Lennar Earnings Surpass Projections

MIAMI-The locally-based home builder says earnings for fiscal 2000 will exceed $3.50 per share, 13 cents above analysts' forecast. It projects $4.00 per share for next year.

By David Kimball | December 14, 2000 at 01:01 AM

Citing confidence in a strong housing market and plans for improved profit margins, Lennar projects earnings near $4 per share next year. Industry analysts estimates are again a tad lower, pegging future earnings at $3.88 per share. Lennar says its net debt to total capital ratio should fall below 4%.

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