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Thor Industries expects lower earnings amid weak RV demand

02.06.2026 05:23 1 min 1 source
simplywall.st HRV
Thor Industries expects lower earnings amid weak RV demand
Original source: simplywall.st

In late May 2026, Wall Street analysts projected lower earnings per share and reduced revenue for Thor Industries in the upcoming quarter compared to the prior year, citing softer recreational vehicle demand in North America and Europe. The forecast sharpens focus on execution risks around margins, inventory discipline, and capital allocation.

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