Tourism Holdings' Profit Warning Less Concerning Than Others -- Market Talk

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2236 GMT - Tourism Holdings' latest profit warning is less concerning that previous ones, says Forsyth Barr. That's because the recreational vehicle company's balance sheet is healthier than expected, says analyst Andy Bowley. Tourism Holdings remains profitable, albeit likely to be only marginally so in 2H, Forsyth Barr says. Also, forward rental demand--especially in Australasia--has materially strengthened and the initial bid from private equity firm BGH Capital is helping to support Tourism Holdings's share price. "We expect FY 2025 will represent the trough of Tourism Holdings's earnings cycle, though we anticipate a challenging 1H of FY 2026 given the Trump hangover impacting peak-season U.S. rentals," Forsyth Barr says. It retains an "outperform" call on the stock. (david.winning@wsj.com; @dwinningWSJ)

 

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