LEGH FY2024 SEC EDGAR DEF 14A

Legacy Housing Corp CEO pay ratio

The CEO earned $400K in FY2024 against median worker pay of $32,240 · Lumber & Wood.

State
TX
Filing date
2025-11-12
Industry
Lumber & Wood
Fiscal year
FY2024

Data updated August 2026

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CEO-to-worker pay ratio
12:1
Below Average (Scale: 0–1000:1)
CEO pay
$400K
Median worker
$32,240

Latest filing FY2024. This company's newest DEF 14A on file is for FY2024, not FY2025, so the figures on this page are from that earlier year and are not ranked against the FY2025 industry benchmark. Industry pages mark issuers like this one with a "Latest filing" label.

Answer first

Legacy Housing Corp reported a 12:1 CEO-to-worker pay ratio in FY2024 - at or below the Lumber & Wood median of 120:1 across 7 filers.

Figures come from Section 953(b) Dodd-Frank DEF 14A disclosures - not estimates. View all Lumber & Wood companies.

Pay ratio
12:1
FY2024 disclosed
CEO total
$400K
Summary Compensation Table total
Median worker
$32,240
Dodd-Frank median employee

Ratio bands among Lumber & Wood peers

Exclusive CEO-to-median-worker bands across 6 complete latest-FY filings in SIC 24. Segments sum to the peer set, not this company's compensation pillar.

CEO Compensation Breakdown, FY2024

A component-level pay breakdown is not reported in Legacy Housing Corp's structured SEC pay-ratio disclosure. See our methodology →

Filing-year trail · Legacy Housing Corp

Complete DEF 14A pay-ratio filings for this CIK across FY2023–2024. Year-over-year deltas compare adjacent filing years only; incomplete dollar rows are omitted (same completeness gate as the hero figures).

Latest ratio
12:1
FY2024
vs prior FY
0:1
from FY2023 12:1
CEO $ YoY
0%
$400K latest
Filings shown
2
FY2023–2024
Legacy Housing Corp CEO total compensation, median worker pay, and pay ratio by fiscal year from SEC EDGAR DEF 14A.
FY CEO pay Δ pay Median worker Pay ratio Δ ratio
2023 $400K - $32,240 12:1 -
2024 $400K 0% $32,240 12:1 0:1

Source: SEC EDGAR DEF 14A pay-ratio disclosures for CIK 1436208, FY2023–2024. Adjacent-year deltas only.

Industry Comparison - Lumber & Wood

This Company's Ratio
12:1
Industry Median Ratio
120:1
Industry Median CEO Pay
$5.9M
This CEO's Pay
$400K
Companies in Industry
7
vs. Industry Median
Below

Legacy Housing Corp: near-parity Item 402(u) ratio

Legacy Housing Corp stamps FLOOR · LOW-MED at 12:1 against $32,240 median worker pay in FY2024. the CEO earned 12× the median employee ($32,240) in FY2024.

At $32,240 median worker pay, the FLOOR stamp is near pay-parity territory under MICRO CEO total.

CEO Total Pay

$400K

FY2024 Summary Compensation, below median

Pay Ratio

12:1

Below typical

What FY2024 shows for Legacy Housing Corp

Legacy Housing Corp stamps FLOOR · LOW-MED at 12:1 against $32,240 median worker pay in FY2024. The structured pay-ratio disclosure reports the total without line-item components. Lumber & Wood (SIC 24) median ratio is 120:1 across 7 FY2025 filers; Legacy Housing Corp's $400K CEO total is at or below the $5.9M industry median CEO pay.

Legacy Housing Corp stamps FLOOR · MICRO · LOW-MED; grant-date fair value (not realized pay) is what the DEF 14A reports. Open Lumber & Wood peers.

Key Data, FY2024

Total Compensation
$400K
Median Employee Pay
$32,240
Pay Ratio
12:1
Filing Date
2025-11-12

Company Info

Ticker
LEGH
CIK
1436208
Industry
Lumber & Wood
SIC Code
2451
State
TX
SEC EDGAR DEF 14A for CIK 1436208, FY2024. Informational only, not investment advice. Verify on EDGAR.

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ABS(ceo_total_comp) peers first, then a SIC pole and a stamp-branched guide - not a fixed Related strip. This page stamps FLOOR · MICRO · LOW-MED.

Data sourced from SEC EDGAR DEF 14A for Legacy Housing Corp (CIK 1436208), FY2024. See our methodology. Aggregated by PlainCEOPay as of August 2026.

Data currency: Executive compensation from SEC EDGAR DEF 14A proxy statements through fiscal year 2025, compiled and last refreshed August 2026. See our methodology for source dates and refresh cadence. Spot a figure that looks wrong? Report a correction.