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Installed Building Products, Inc. IBP 82.12

Consumer Cyclical · NYSE · Data as of 2026-08-06

How is this scored?

Installed Building Products, Inc. (IBP) has delivered +15.2% annualized revenue growth, +28.5% earnings growth, and n/a dividend growth over 10 years of data. Ranked #81 of 1968 stocks overall and #7 of 214 in the Consumer Cyclical sector by Steady Score.

Industry General Bldg Contractors - Residential Bldgs
Steady Score 82.12
Overall Rank #81 / 1968
Sector Rank #7 / 214
Revenue CAGR +15.2%
Earnings CAGR +28.5%
Dividend CAGR -
? E/R CAGR Ratio 1.9x

About Installed Building Products, Inc.

Company Overview

Installed Building Products installs insulation and complementary building products in residential and commercial properties across the United States. Its local branches serve homebuilders, contractors and property owners with fiberglass and spray-foam insulation, waterproofing, fire-stopping, gutters, garage doors, shower enclosures, shelving, mirrors and other products. The company combines national scale with local bidding, scheduling and job-site execution through an extensive network of branch operations.

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Business Model & Revenue

Revenue comes from supplying materials and performing installation services, mainly for new residential construction and to a lesser extent commercial and repair projects. Local branches coordinate labor and materials with builder schedules, while centralized purchasing, systems and training provide scale benefits. The company expands organically and through acquisitions of regional installers. Housing starts, labor availability, material costs, pricing and installation productivity influence revenue and margins.

Key Facts & Market Position

IBP is one of the largest U.S. insulation installers and operates a broad branch network. Insulation is required by building codes and installed late enough in construction to demand reliable scheduling, supporting relationships with builders. Product diversification increases revenue per job, while exposure to new single-family construction, acquired- business integration and a skilled field workforce remain important factors.

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