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THOR Industries misses big on Q4 earnings
The RV maker's profit and revenue fell well short of Wall Street expectations as the market softens.
In brief
The RV maker's profit and revenue fell well short of Wall Street expectations as the market softens. THOR Industries faced significant headwinds in Q4 2026, with earnings down 67% year-over-year and its largest business unit declining 22.7%, signaling broader weakness in the recreational vehicle market. Originally…
THOR misses earnings badly
The RV maker reported earnings of $0.78 per share versus $1.93 expected, a 59.6% miss. Revenue came in at $2.31B against $2.68B forecast.
“EPS $0.78 vs $1.93 est (-59.6%) | Rev $2.31B vs $2.68B est (-13.7%)”
Year-over-year collapse
Earnings per share plummeted 67% from $2.36 in Q4 2025, while revenue declined 8.4% from $2.52B. Net income landed at $40.8M.
“EPS was down 67.0% from $2.36 in the prior-year quarter”
Dealer inventory shrinks fast
Independent dealer inventory contracted 11.5% for the quarter, showing cautious retail sentiment and inventory management pressures across the distribution channel.
“Independent dealer inventory contracted 11.5% for the quarter”
Core business unit struggles
THOR's largest segment, North American Towable, generated $687.3M in revenue but fell 22.7% year-over-year. This unit historically drives most of the company's results.
“North American Towable, generated $687.3M in revenue but registered a 22.7% year-over-year decline”
Wall Street stays cautious
Analyst sentiment remains mixed with 4 buy ratings, 14 hold ratings, and 1 sell rating on the stock. The consensus reflects uncertainty about the RV market recovery.
“Wall Street consensus standing at 4 buy, 14 hold, and 1 sell ratings”
The short version
THOR Industries faced significant headwinds in Q4 2026, with earnings down 67% year-over-year and its largest business unit declining 22.7%, signaling broader weakness in the recreational vehicle market.
