• U-Haul Holding Company released its annual report for fiscal 2026, flagging weaker profit performance despite higher self-move and self-storage activity.
• Earnings pressure tied to elevated fleet depreciation and losses on retired rental equipment, with vehicle regulations and supply-chain disruption weighing on resale economics.
• Management slowed self-storage real estate spending to absorb underutilized capacity, even as it added 5,300,000 net rentable square feet during the year.
• U-Box demand continued to build, with the company citing sufficient warehouse space, container supply, and delivery equipment to support growth.
• The board authorized a USD 350 million share repurchase program across both share classes.

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