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Thor Industries Inc (THO) filed its fiscal 2015 10-K annual report with the SEC on Sep 21, 2015.

Top risk flagged: NHTSA recalls under the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act, potentially creating material adverse costs

Thor Industries Inc FY2015 10-K analysis

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Core model: U.S.-manufactured recreational vehicles sold primarily through independent dealers in the U.S. and Canada
New 2015 additions: Cruiser RV, DRV luxury fifth wheels, and Postle aluminum-extrusion components
Strategic shift: Vertical integration expanded through Postle, while towable market share broadened via CRV and DRV acquisitions
Net sales reached $4.007 billion, including $56.594 million from newly acquired Postle and $16.979 million in intercompany eliminations
Market position: Approximately 37.1% towable share and 24.6% motorhome share in the U.S. and Canada; 10,450 employees at year-end

Revenue $4,006,819, up $481,363 or 13.7% YoY, driven by towables sales of $3,096,405, up 13.8%
Gross margin 13.9% vs 13.3%, pretax margin 7.3% vs 7.2%, with income before taxes of $292,895
Best segment: Towables, sales $3,096,405 and pretax margin 8.4%; worst: Motorized, sales $870,799 and pretax margin 7.7%
Operating cash flow $247,860, capex $42,283, acquisitions $194,486, dividends $57,381, share repurchase $60,000
Outlook: fiscal 2016 capex approximately $50,000; risks include consumer conditions, commodity costs, chassis supply and warranty claims

NHTSA recalls under the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act, potentially creating material adverse costs
Stronger U.S. dollar versus Canadian dollar, already adversely impacting Canadian sales
Chassis shortages, with limited suppliers and Drew a major source of key components
Competitive pressure from existing and new RV manufacturers, threatening market share and margins
FreedomRoads, LLC concentration: 17% of fiscal 2015 consolidated net sales

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