0102 GMT - Tourism Holdings has had two bad years, but Forsyth Barr doesn't expect three in a row. Tourism Holdings's key challenge of late has been the economic cycle. It's exposed to demand for vehicle sales, which was in a deep trough through FY 2025. "Fortunately, current strong rentals demand and Tourism Holdings's inherent operating leverage should enable a strong recovery," analyst Andy Bowley says. Forsyth Barr pares its FY 2026 net profit forecast by 9% to NZ$50.3 million, although this is materially higher than consensus expectations. It says a medium-term profit goal of NZ$100 million is realistic. "With Tourism Holdings trading at an undemanding 9x one-year forward PE, earnings momentum towards this goal will likely be rewarded, but investors may need to be patient," the bank says.(david.winning@wsj.com; @dwinningWSJ)
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August 25, 2025 21:02 ET (01:02 GMT)
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