Deathcare preneed funeral trust sales production measures the value of trust-funded and bonded preneed funeral contracts sold during the period.
SCI reported $339.7 million of trust-funded and bonded preneed funeral sales production in 2025.
Trust-funded production was about 29% of the two-channel total
Insurance-funded production was $816.9 million, bringing combined insurance and trust-funded funeral preneed production to $1.1566 billion.
Trust-funded production represented about 29.4% of that total, versus about 70.6% for insurance-funded production.
Trust production enters deferred revenue
Unlike current funeral revenue, trust-funded preneed production is recorded in deferred revenue until the merchandise is delivered or the service is performed.
That stock-flow boundary is why the $339.7 million should not be added directly to current-period funeral revenue.
Contract count provides a second lens
SCI sold 57,295 trust-funded and bonded contracts, implying roughly $5,929 of production per contract.
Pair production with Preneed Funeral Trust Contract Count and Preneed Backlog.
Primary source: Service Corporation International 2025 Form 10-K.
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