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Press releaseGlobeNewswire· February 13, 2026

Sumitomo Forestry Announces Strategic Combination with Tri Pointe Homes to Create a Leading U.S. Homebuilder

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  • The addition of Tri Pointe Homes represents a significant step forward in advancing our growth strategy. Tri Pointe Homes shares our focus on quality, customer experience, and a culture that empowers local operating teams.

    80% confidence
  • Partnering with Sumitomo Forestry is a natural evolution in Tri Pointe Homes' growth and reflects the strengths of our differentiated business strategy, premium brand, and design-driven approach.

    80% confidence
  • This transaction delivers compelling cash value for our stockholders while accelerating our long-term growth strategy as an independent brand within a scaled, multi-faceted platform.

    80% confidence
  • The combination is expected to create greater financial capacity to support an increase in the number of affordable, high-quality homes that both companies can deliver to U.S. homebuyers.

    80% confidence
  • Upon completion of the transaction, Sumitomo Forestry expects to make meaningful progress toward its long-term vision Mission TREEING 2030 target of 23,000 annual U.S. home sales.

    80% confidence
  • Joining Sumitomo Forestry's impressive platform provides our customers, partners, and team members with the benefit of scale, capital, and resources, enabling the continued evolution of the Tri Pointe Homes brand well into the future.

    80% confidence
  • Together with Tri Pointe Homes, which had over 6,400 home closings in 2024, we will strive to achieve further growth through our investment in U.S. housing.

    80% confidence
  • Through the acquisition, we expect to further enhance our profitability by leveraging the complementary strengths of Tri Pointe Homes and each of the five homebuilders within our group.

    80% confidence

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