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Just caught THOR's Q2 earnings report and the numbers look solid. Net income hit $17.80M versus a loss last year, and they're managing margins pretty well across their RV divisions. Sales came in at $2.13B, up from $2.02B year-over-year.
What's interesting is they're sticking with their full-year guidance - expecting $9.0-9.5B in sales for FY26 and EPS between $3.75-4.25. The adjusted EBITDA jumped to $98M from $87M, which suggests operational efficiency is actually kicking in.
Stock's down slightly in premarket though, hovering around $95.24. Could be profit-taking or just market sentiment. Either way, THOR seems to be executing better than last year's quarter. Worth monitoring if you're into the RV sector.