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To own THOR Industries, you have to believe in the long-term appeal of RV travel and the company’s ability to convert that demand into consistent, if cyclical, earnings and cash returns. Short term, management’s trimmed EPS guidance and the Iran war-related hit to sentiment, highlighted in Madison Investments’ Q1 2026 letter, put an even brighter spotlight on volume recovery, dealer inventories and pricing as key catalysts. The war-linked rise in oil prices and interest rates feeds directly into THOR’s biggest near-term risk: further pressure on already thin margins and interest-sensitive big-ticket purchases. At the same time, steady dividends, ongoing buybacks and a refreshed operating structure suggest the board is positioning the business to endure a tougher patch rather than chase growth at any cost.
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