Cury stock draws focus after strong third-quarter sales

Published on 11/09/2026 at 03:52 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Cury stock remains in focus after third-quarter net sales rose to BRL 1.8 billion. Cash generation stayed positive, but cancellations also increased.

Operational momentum meets cancellation pressure

Cury's third-quarter net sales increased year over year, according to XP Investimentos.
Positive cash generation extended the company's run of quarterly cash generation.
Higher cancellations remain the main counterpoint to the strong operating performance.

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Cury's third-quarter operating update combined stronger sales with higher contract cancellations. In a report published on October 13, 2026, XP Investimentos said net sales attributable to Cury reached BRL 1.8 billion in the third quarter, up 10.7 percent from a year earlier.

The company launched eight projects during the quarter, with five in Sao Paulo and three in Rio de Janeiro. Production reached 6,304 units, a record according to the brokerage report, while the land bank represented potential sales of BRL 26.1 billion.

Cash generation remains a strength

Cury generated BRL 253.6 million in cash during the quarter, up 8.8 percent year over year and 75.0 percent from the previous quarter. XP said this marked the company's 30th consecutive quarter of positive cash generation, lifting cash generation for the first nine months of 2026 to BRL 491.8 million.

The operating picture was not uniformly positive. Cancellations rose to BRL 358.2 million, equal to 15.0 percent of gross sales. XP described the cancellation rate as the main negative factor, while also pointing to record production and resilient demand as support for future revenue recognition.

Business model and competitive setting

Cury is a Brazilian homebuilder focused on lower-income residential housing. Its operating activity is concentrated in the major markets of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, where it develops and sells residential projects.

The company competes in Brazil's housing sector with other listed builders such as MRV and Tenda, while Cyrela has a broader exposure across residential segments. Cury's profile is more concentrated in lower-income housing than the diversified model of larger peers.

XP called Cury its preferred name in the low-income segment, but the higher cancellation rate remains a factor investors will watch in the fourth quarter.

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