Smith Douglas Homes Corp (SDHC)

NYSE · Real Estate · Real Estate - Development · USA

Smith Douglas Homes Corp is a small cap company (market value between $300 million and $2 billion) in the Real Estate - Development industry.

Smith Douglas Homes designs, constructs, and sells single-family homes across the Southeastern and Southern United States to entry-level and empty-nest buyers. Operating through ten geographic divisions, the company uses a land-light business model with finished lot acquisitions and efficient production processes to achieve quick construction cycles and competitive pricing.

From its FY2025 annual report (Form 10-K)

Intrinsic value, DCF valuation, financial health and value investing analysis for the Smith Douglas Homes Corp stock.

Our verdict on SDHC

Undervalued: intrinsic value $17.31 per share, market price $10.24, margin of safety 40.9% (as of 2026-10-30).

Discounting its cash flows at 9.4% (average of 3 methods) values the shares at $17.31; the price of $10.24 is 41% below that value, and 76% of that value comes from beyond year five.

Leak Score: 48/100 on 6 of 12 signals (On Watch).

ETFs with the most weight in SDHC

4 more funds hold it; the full list is part of the paid plan.

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Is SDHC undervalued or overvalued?

SDHC is undervalued (as of the 2026-10-30 close). Discounting its cash flows at 9.4% (average of 3 methods) values the shares at $17.31; the price of $10.24 is 41% below that value, and 76% of that value comes from beyond year five.

What is the intrinsic value of SDHC?

$17.31 per share (as of the 2026-10-30 close), against a market price of $10.24. That is a margin of safety of 40.9%. The value is the average of the valuation methods that apply to this company, recomputed every night after the US close.

What is Smith Douglas Homes Corp's Leak Score?

48 out of 100, which we rate "On Watch", on 6 of 12 value investing signals.