JFB Construction Holdings said it expects fourth-quarter 2025 revenue to more than double compared with the same period last year, citing major contract awards and active construction across multiple markets.
The Florida-based real estate development and construction firm projected a 119% increase in Q4 revenue, reflecting momentum from public-sector education projects, residential developments, and hospitality construction underway in several states.
According to the company, one of the largest contributors to the projected growth is an $18.9 million contract secured in October for the first phase of a high school construction project in DeSoto County, Florida. Once fully completed, the total contract value is expected to reach approximately $100 million, positioning public school construction as a meaningful new revenue stream for the company.
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JFB Construction also reported that it is currently engaged in vertical construction of 79 townhouses in Port Salerno, Florida, alongside ongoing work on a Courtyard Marriott hotel in Olive Branch, Mississippi, in which the company holds a 25% ownership stake. These projects are expected to support near-term revenue while strengthening JFB’s presence in residential and hospitality markets.
To support the DeSoto County project, the company received approval for an $18.9 million bond, enabling it to serve as general contractor for the project’s initial phase. In addition, JFB completed a $44 million private placement, allocating $34 million toward general corporate operating expenses and balance sheet flexibility.
Management indicated that several of the company’s active projects are expected to begin contributing meaningfully to revenue in the first quarter of 2026, with the DeSoto County high school project anticipated to deliver strong revenue throughout the year.
JFB also said it plans to continue its collaboration with Building Tomorrow’s Schools, a developer that has coordinated construction of more than 40 schools across Florida, as education infrastructure becomes a growing focus area.
The company provides general contracting and construction management services across 36 U.S. states, serving hospitality, commercial, industrial, and residential development sectors.
Originally reported by Investing. Com.
