Tourism Holdings Rentals (THL) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
17 Mar, 2026Company overview and market position
Operates as the largest commercial RV rental operator globally, with a fleet of 8,688 vehicles and a market cap of $495 million as of March 2026.
Vertically integrated across RV manufacturing, rentals, and sales in New Zealand, Australia, and North America.
Listed on NZX since 1986 and ASX since 2022, included in the NZX50 index.
Underlying NPAT for H1 FY26 was $29.5 million, up 11% from the prior period.
Financial performance and capital management
H1 FY26 statutory NPAT was $29.6 million, up 17%; underlying EBITDA reached $64.4 million, up 11%.
Sale of services revenue grew 11% to $280.1 million; sale of goods revenue rose 4% to $197.2 million.
Interim dividend increased 20% to 3.0 cents per share, fully imputed, with a policy of 40–60% payout of underlying NPAT.
Net debt expected to fall below $400 million by FY26 year-end, with a net debt to underlying EBITDA ratio below 2.0x.
Significant debt reduction driven by positive cashflows, lower fleet capex, and proceeds from UK division divestment.
Strategic initiatives and operational changes
Four key initiatives: UK & Ireland divestment, Australasian manufacturing consolidation, Australian retail sales rationalisation, and North American synergy project.
Conditional agreement to sell UK & Ireland division for ~$58.3 million, with completion expected by March/April 2026.
Manufacturing for Australia consolidated in New Zealand, closing Brisbane facility and reducing costs.
Closed underperforming dealerships in Australia, reduced inventory, and rationalised product range.
North America operating as a unified fleet, leveraging procurement and labour synergies.
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 - Cost initiatives and digital upgrades support growth amid mixed results and market headwinds.THL
AGM 202419 Jan 2026 - Targeting $100M NPAT in 3–4 years, driven by rental growth and strategic cost initiatives.THL
Investor Presentation2 Dec 2025 - Profit fell 45% amid global headwinds; growth plans and resolutions advanced.THL
AGM 202524 Oct 2025