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THOR Industries Announces Quarterly Cash Dividend Increase to 54 Cents

THOR Industries announced that its Board of Directors approved, at its October 13, meeting, the payment of a regular quarterly cash dividend of 54c per share. The new quarterly dividend amount represents a 3.8% increase from the previous quarterly dividend amount of 52c. The regular cash dividend is payable on November 10 to shareholders of record at the close of business on October 27.

Camping World Expects 2026 EBITDA Below $230M

Camping World Holdings said earlier in a regulatory filing that the company now expects full-year 2026 Adjusted EBITDA to be below the low end of its previously communicated guidance range of $230M-$270M. The company's current outlook takes into account a broad range of potential outcomes amid continued uncertainty regarding macroeconomic conditions and RV industry demand. Combined new and used vehicle unit sales softened sequentially in July. These unit trends remained soft through the quarter, contributing to a more promotional environment for new vehicles across the RV industry as competing dealers worked to align inventory levels with weaker demand. Although the company has seen unit sales declines progressively moderate to a degree during August and September, new vehicle front-end margins have remained under greater pressure than previously expected. In addition, certain macroeconomic factors impacting the guidance, including movements in energy prices and interest rates, have become less favorable, further pressuring the company's near-term demand and vehicle margin outlook. In response to these conditions, the company has accelerated certain elements of its previously announced $100M of SG&A savings and operating efficiency initiatives. Further, the company has identified and implemented additional headcount reductions expected to generate at least $50M in incremental annualized savings, intended to improve operating leverage, support margins and strengthen cash flow. These actions include the closure of four dealerships, two of which the company currently intends to reopen at a later date. The company expects to enter the fourth quarter with a more streamlined cost structure and ongoing initiatives intended to enhance profitability and cash generation. The company is exploring the refinancing of its existing term loan facility with the goal of increasing the company's financial flexibility. The company is considering a range of possible refinancing alternatives, which are expected to include new term loans and other senior secured debt. Shares of Camping World are down nearly 18% to $4.15 in late morning trading. Meanwhile, shares of Thor Industries (THO) are down 4% and Winnebago Industries (WGO) are down 5.3%.

Dow Falls, Nasdaq Rises as Oil Prices Ease Slightly

The major averages had a mixed day, with the Dow falling, the Nasdaq climbing and the S&P barely budging as oil prices eased fractionally following yesterday's sharp decline. Oil prices pulled back after Iran reportedly offered to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days, while Saudi Arabia is also reportedly planning to resume its East-West pipeline as soon as this week.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:AutoZonereported better-than-expected Q4 EPS, with total company same-store sales rising 1.5%Shares of Quest Diagnosticsand LabCorpwere slipping after CMS announced new preliminary Medicare payment rates for lab servicesBinance is investing $100M in Circle InternetRoyal Caribbeanis near a $6B deal for Sandals Resorts, FT reportsOpenAI has introduced cheaper GPT-6 family models2. WALL STREET CALLS:HSBC downgraded Netflixon viewer share loss to Alphabet'sYouTubeMetLifeupgraded to Overweight at Piper SandlerEricssondowngraded to Underweight at Morgan StanleyNorthcoast upgraded Brinkerto Buy on Chili's growthEldorado Golddouble upgraded to Buy at BofA after Gr eek site visits3. AROUND THE WEB:Nvidia'svaluation at less than 17-times next 12 months earnings is the cheapest level in more than a decade, Bloomberg reportsSoftBankis looking to issue $10B of securities and EUR 1B in debt to fund its OpenAI investment, in what would be one of the biggest junk bond sales yet, Bloomberg reportsGoldman Sachshas emerged as the lead bidder to acquire Palmer Square Capital Management, a credit manager that oversees $37B, Bloomberg saysAlibabais accelerating its vertically integrated AI strategy with the Zhenwu V900, whose larger GPU memory and bandwidth deliver roughly 3x the performance of its predecessor released just four months ago, WSJ reportsKrogerhas removed Red Bull and Boar's Head products at many stores because the company isn't accepting their price hikes, Bloomberg says4. MOVERS:Viking Therapeuticsgained after reporting results from its maintenance study of VK2735Grab Holdingsrose after its CEO bought $29.9M in common stockPelotonwas higher after launching its foldable Peloton Tread Flex and partnering with Miley for its "Let Yourself Run" campaignCharles Schwabfell after Investor's Business Daily reported the company is experiencing AI competition from VanguardCelldexwas lower after announcing results from its Phase 3 EMBARQ-CSU1 and EMBARQ-CSU2 trials5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Thor Industriesreported Q4 results, with CEO Bob Martin noting the quarter was "more challenging" than expectedOn Holdingprovided guidance for Q3 and FY26MillerKnollreported Q1 results, with EPS beating consensusRoundtableannounced its outlook for Q1 and FY27Here Groupreported Q4 results, with EPS and revenue lower year-over-yearINDEXES:The Dow fell 185.14, or 0.36%, to 51,863.69, the Nasdaq gained 122.18, or 0.45%, to 27,244.28, and the S&P 500 declined 0.06, or 0.00%, to 7,764.64.