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Thor Industries Inc (THO) filed its fiscal 2014 10-K annual report with the SEC on Sep 25, 2014.

Top risk flagged: NHTSA recall authority under the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act, exposing Thor to costly voluntary or involuntary vehicle recalls

Thor Industries Inc FY2014 10-K analysis

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RV manufacturer serving U.S. and Canada through towable and motorized segments, sold primarily via independent dealers
KZ acquisition added towable brands and dealer coverage, initial fiscal 2014 consideration $52,409
Bus business divested for $105,043, sharpening focus on recreational vehicles
U.S. market share 38.2% in travel trailers and fifth wheels, 24.7% in motorhomes
Dealer network approximately 1,950 dealerships, with FreedomRoads representing 17% of continuing net sales

Revenue $3,525,456, up $283,661 or 8.8% YoY, led by Motorized sales up $212,289 or 35.9%
Gross margin 13.3% vs 13.1%, with income before taxes $252,819 vs $221,972
Best segment Motorized: sales $803,831, up 35.9%; worst growth Towables: sales $2,721,625, up 2.7%
Operating cash flow $149,261, capex $30,406, dividends $102,314, acquisitions $86,092
Outlook: fiscal 2015 capex approximately $35,000, with risks from consumer conditions, raw-material costs and chassis availability

NHTSA recall authority under the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act, exposing Thor to costly voluntary or involuntary vehicle recalls
Northern Indiana operational concentration, increasing skilled-labor competition and employee-retention pressure during rising RV production
Ford and General Motors chassis concentration, creating supply interruption risk if suppliers reallocate capacity or discontinue motorhome chassis
FreedomRoads concentration: largest dealer represented 17% of fiscal 2014 consolidated net sales
Dealer financing concentration: two financial flooring institutions held approximately 85% of dealers’ floored dollars outstanding at July 31, 2014

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