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UK's largest motorhome retailer posts £1m loss as post-Covid boom fades

29.06.2026 08:39 1 min 1 source
East Midlands ENG
UK's largest motorhome retailer posts £1m loss as post-Covid boom fades
Original source: East Midlands

Brownhills Motorhomes, the UK's largest single-site motorhome retailer, reported a pre-tax loss of £961,000 for the year to September 30, 2025, compared with a profit of £1.12m the previous year. Directors cited an industry-wide oversupply of new motorhomes following the surge in demand during the post-pandemic period.

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UK's largest motorhome retailer posts £1m loss as post-Covid boom fades

29.06.2026 East Midlands ENG Original source

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