KB HOME (KBH) FY2026 Q3 Balance Sheet

KB HOME (KBH) FY2026 Q3 Balance Sheet

Balance sheet as of 2026-08-31. The chart shows assets, liabilities and equity at that date.

Assets

6,969,152,000 US dollars

Liabilities (calculated)

3,167,643,000 US dollars

Equity

3,801,509,000 US dollars

Inventories

5,981,182,000 US dollars

Receivables - Homebuilding

397,791,000 US dollars

Cash and cash equivalents - Homebuilding

159,018,000 US dollars

Other assets - Homebuilding

106,431,000 US dollars

Property and equipment, net - Homebuilding

102,880,000 US dollars

Deferred tax assets, net - Homebuilding

88,665,000 US dollars

Investments in unconsolidated joint ventures - Homebuilding

74,763,000 US dollars

Other assets - Financial services

40,168,000 US dollars

Investments in unconsolidated joint ventures - Financial services

14,738,000 US dollars

Receivables - Financial services

2,476,000 US dollars

Cash and cash equivalents - Financial services

1,040,000 US dollars

Notes payable

2,109,145,000 US dollars

Accrued expenses and other liabilities

736,954,000 US dollars

Accounts payable - Homebuilding

319,520,000 US dollars

Financial services - Financial services

2,024,000 US dollars

Retained earnings

3,082,822,000 US dollars

Paid-in capital

843,573,000 US dollars

Common stock — 63,969,624 and 74,477,254 shares issued at August 31, 2026 and November 30, 2025, respectively

63,970,000 US dollars

Treasury stock, at cost — 3,206,888 and 11,303,643 shares at August 31, 2026 and November 30, 2025, respectively

negative 185,318,000 US dollars

Accumulated other comprehensive loss

negative 3,538,000 US dollars

Gross equity (calculated)

3,990,365,000 US dollars. Net equity plus the magnitudes of its negative contributions equals gross positive equity. The negative contributions enter this reconciliation as add-backs; their filed signs stay negative.

Chart connections

• Assets equal liabilities plus consolidated equity. Consolidated equity includes noncontrolling interests when reported.
• Treasury shares and other negative equity contributions reduce equity.