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Thor Industries Inc (THO) filed its fiscal 2012 10-K annual report with the SEC on Sep 26, 2012.

Top risk flagged: NHTSA recalls under the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act, with defects potentially causing material costs

Thor Industries Inc FY2012 10-K analysis

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Core model: North American manufacturer and dealer-distributor of recreation vehicles, small and mid-size buses, and ambulances
Heartland integration emphasized, expanding towable RV operations through an independent major manufacturer acquired in 2010
Fiscal 2012 net sales $3.085 billion, including towables $2.286 billion and buses $444.862 million
Backlog strengthened sharply: motorized RVs $110.757 million versus $39.427 million, while bus backlog reached $222.152 million
Market leadership quantified: 38% travel-trailer and fifth-wheel share, 21% motorhome share, and 35% small and mid-size bus share

Revenue $3,084,660, up 11.9% YoY, with Towables $2,285,863, up 15.6%
Gross margin 11.6% vs 12.1%, while pretax margin rose to 5.9% from 5.5%
Best segment Towables, pretax income $158,973 and margin 7.0%; worst Buses, $16,020 and 3.6%
Operating cash flow $118,841, capex $10,063, buybacks $77,000, dividends $32,322
Outlook: fiscal 2013 capex approximately $25,000; risks include consumer uncertainty, discounting, commodity costs and bus-government spending

NHTSA recalls under the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act, with defects potentially causing material costs
State and local transportation authorities represented approximately 65% of fiscal 2012 bus sales, exposing demand to budget constraints
Chassis concentration at Ford and General Motors, with supplier interruptions potentially reducing vehicle production and sales
FreedomRoads represented 12% of consolidated net sales, creating dealer concentration and receivables exposure
Two financial institutions held approximately 85% of dealers’ floored dollars, heightening wholesale-credit availability risk

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