Reported Q: Q1 2025 Rev YoY: -14.3% EPS YoY: -103.5% Move: +1.04%
Thor Industries Inc
THO
$119.81 1.04%
Exchange NYSE Sector Consumer Cyclical Industry Auto Recreational Vehicles
Q1 2025
Published: Dec 4, 2024

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Reported

Report Date

Dec 4, 2024

Quarter Q1 2025

Revenue

2.14B

YoY: -14.3%

EPS

-0.03

YoY: -103.5%

Market Move

+1.04%

Previous quarter: Q4 2024

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Earnings Highlights

  • Revenue of $2.14B down 14.3% year-over-year
  • EPS of $-0.03 decreased by 103.5% from previous year
  • Gross margin of 13.1%
  • Net income of -1.83M
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Executive Summary

Thor Industries delivered a QQ1 2025 results print characterized by a material revenue decline and a small net loss, notwithstanding a positive EBITDA and robust cash position. Revenue stood at $2.143 billion, down 14.3% year over year and 15.4% quarter over quarter, as the RV market continued to exhibit sequential and cyclicality-driven softness. Gross margins remained modest at about 13.1%, while operating income and EBITDA showed resilience relative to the revenue base, delivering an operating margin of roughly 1.92% and EBITDA margin near 3.81%. The quarter was materially affected by sizable other expenses totaling about $42.4 million, contributing to a net loss of $1.83 million and an EPS of -$0.0346. Despite the near-term earnings headwinds, Thor maintains a solid balance sheet with a net cash position of approximately $413 million and a cash balance of about $445 million, providing ample liquidity to weather a cyclical downturn and fund selective investments.

From a cash-flow perspective, operating cash flow was $30.7 million, capex was $25.3 million, yielding free cash flow of around $5.5 million. Net cash used in financing activities was $64.6 million, and the company ended the period with a cash balance of $445.2 million and a net cash position of about $413.0 million. The strong liquidity and minimal leverage, combined with a diversified RV product mix and a global dealer network, position Thor to navigate a softer demand environment while pursuing opportunities in aftermarket services and digital offerings. Near-term profitability hinges on normalization of other expenses and stabilization of dealer demand; the longer-term thesis remains intact if volumes recover and cost structure remains disciplined.

Key Performance Indicators

Revenue
Decreasing
2.14B
QoQ: -15.44% | YoY: -14.31%
Gross Profit
Decreasing
281.44M
13.13% margin
QoQ: -29.87% | YoY: -21.37%
Operating Income
Decreasing
41.25M
QoQ: -69.57% | YoY: -70.55%
Net Income
Decreasing
-1.83M
QoQ: -102.04% | YoY: -103.42%
EPS
Decreasing
-0.03
QoQ: -102.04% | YoY: -103.46%

Revenue Trend

Margin Analysis

Historical Earnings Comparison

PeriodRevenue ($M)EPS ($)YoY GrowthReport
Q2 2025 2,018.11 -0.01 -8.6% View
Q1 2025 2,142.78 -0.03 -14.3% View
Q4 2024 2,534.17 1.68 -7.5% View
Q3 2024 2,801.39 2.13 -4.4% View
Q2 2024 2,207.61 0.13 -5.9% View