Recreational vehicles
4 companies · $20.4B combined revenue · $322M operating profit
The typical US-listed recreational vehicles company grew revenue -0% and earnings -31.3% in its latest year, at a 3.8% operating margin, and 0 of 4 earn a return on capital above 15%. Figures from each company's latest annual filing with the SEC, refreshed daily.
Growth engines: the 4 Cylinders
All four working: 0% of companiesA company's earnings per share can grow in only four ways: more sales, profits growing faster than sales (operating leverage), wider margins, and less debt. Each bar is the share of companies where that engine worked in their latest year.
- Sales growth · Revenue up 10% or more0%
- Operating leverage · Operating income growing faster than a growing revenue0%
- Margin expansion · Operating margin up 1 point or more0%
- Debt reduction · Debt down 5% or more, or net cash100%
Combined revenue · 3 companies reporting in US dollars
Combined operating margin
All 4 companies
| Median | – | -0% | -31.3% | 3.8% | 6.2% | 1.30x |
| DOOBRP | CAD 8.4B | 6.8%▲ | – | 4.7%▲ | 10.6%▲ | 4.00x▼ |
| THOThor Industries | $9.6B | 0.3%▲ | -31.3% | 3%▼ | 5.3%▼ | 0.20x▲ |
| PIIPolaris | $7.2B | -0.3%▼ | -520%▼ | -4.9%▼ | -13.2%▼ | 1.82x▼ |
| HOGHarley-Davidson | $3.6B | -13.1%▼ | -25.6%▲ | 10.7%▲ | 7.2%▲ | 0.79x▲ |
▲ better than the median, ▼ worse. n/a: the ratio doesn't apply to that kind of business (e.g. a bank's operating margin). Sort by any column. Figures from each company's latest 10-K (or 20-F/40-F).