Tourism Holdings Rentals (THL) Investor Presentation summary
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Investor Presentation summary
2 Dec, 2025Company overview and market position
Operates as the largest commercial RV rental operator globally, with a fleet of 8,564 vehicles across Australia, New Zealand, North America, and UK & Ireland.
Vertically integrated across RV manufacturing, rentals, and sales, leveraging scale and supplier relationships.
Listed on NZX since 1986 and ASX since 2022, with a market capitalization of A$453 million as of November 2025.
Achieved NZ$28.7 million in underlying net profit after tax and declared NZ$14.3 million in dividends for FY25.
Global footprint and operational highlights
Operates 60 locations globally, with major rental fleets in Australia (2,586), New Zealand (2,449), North America (2,876), and UK (653).
Offers RV rentals, new and ex-rental sales, manufacturing, and digital tourism apps in key markets.
Franchise operations in Southern Africa and Japan.
Market trends and industry outlook
International tourism is rebounding post-COVID, driving rental fleet growth after prior contraction.
RV rentals show strong forward revenue growth (~20% YoY) in New Zealand, Australia, and Canada, while US rentals face headwinds from declining international travel sentiment.
Long-term RV industry outlook is positive, with growing interest from younger generations and an aging global population.
Leisure travel market projected to triple in value by 2040, with trends favoring unique, sustainable, and independent travel experiences.
Latest events from Tourism Holdings Rentals
- Underlying NPAT was NZD 51.8m, with record NZ EBIT; FY25 NPAT growth expected despite headwinds.THL
H2 202415 Jun 2026 - Underlying NPAT down 33% as rental growth offsets RV sales slump; cost actions support recovery.THL
H1 202515 Jun 2026 - Statutory net loss of -$25.8M, 10% rental revenue growth, and 6.5c dividend declared.THL
H2 202515 Jun 2026 - NPAT up 17% to $29.6M, FY26 NPAT guided $43–$47M, strong rentals, U.S. lags.THL
H1 202615 Jun 2026 - Strong H1 FY26 growth, strategic divestments, and robust FY26 outlook drive performance.THL
Investor presentation17 Mar 2026 - Cost initiatives and digital upgrades support growth amid mixed results and market headwinds.THL
AGM 202419 Jan 2026 - Profit fell 45% amid global headwinds; growth plans and resolutions advanced.THL
AGM 202524 Oct 2025