Key Highlights

  • On 30 October 2026, Tourism Holdings Limited (ASX:THL) was quoted at AUD 2.24, a +1.36% movement; its FY26 financial results and operations are reviewed below.
  • FY26 statutory net profit from continuing operations was NZD 39.9 million, compared with a loss of NZD 14.1 million in FY25.
  • The closing rental fleet increased 10% to 8,587 vehicles.

The quoted share price for Tourism Holdings Limited (ASX:THL) on 30 October 2026 was AUD 2.24, representing +1.36%. The Business operates in recreational vehicle rentals, tourism and motorhome sales. The latest FY26 information brings together Revenue and profit figures, service delivery activity and corporate developments.

Financial Results and Earnings

FY26 statutory net profit from continuing operations was NZD 39.9 million, compared with a loss of NZD 14.1 million in FY25. Underlying net profit after tax from continuing operations increased 34% to NZD 46.1 million. Sale of services revenue from continuing operations increased 11% to NZD 517.5 million.

The operating information gives a separate view of activity from the income statement. Contract figures, installed capacity or project measures relate to business activity and do not by themselves represent revenue recognised in the financial year.

For Tourism Holdings Limited (ASX:THL), the reported figures for FY26 should be distinguished from the quoted share movement on 30 October 2026. The reporting dates and the trading date describe different periods, and the percentage share move is not presented as a consequence of any single historical disclosure.

Operations and Business Activity

The closing rental fleet increased 10% to 8,587 vehicles. Underlying EBITDA from continuing operations was NZD 222.4 million, up 14% year on year. Underlying EBIT from continuing operations was NZD 105.4 million, up 17% year on year.

Cash, Capital and Dividends

Net Operating Cash Flow from continuing operations increased 67% to NZD 67 million. The company reported full-year dividends of 10.5 cents per share, up 62% from FY25.

The information also separates cash movement from earnings. Cash balances, borrowing positions and cash conversion are balance-sheet or Liquidity indicators, rather than replacements for reported profit figures.

Tourism Holdings Limited (ASX:THL) reports both the scale of its business and selected financial indicators. The numerical disclosures concern specific periods and definitions, so revenue, profit, cash flow and pipeline should not be treated as interchangeable measures.

Reported Outlook and Company Priorities

It divested its UK and Ireland rentals and sales business during FY26, so the continuing operations comparisons exclude that business. Management outlined slower forward bookings connected to the Middle East conflict and continued to monitor trading conditions.

These figures cover defined historical reporting periods and are best read alongside the company’s other reported operating measures. The distinction between statutory and non-statutory performance measures is relevant because their definitions and adjustments differ.

Any plans described by Tourism Holdings Limited (ASX:THL) relate to its stated priorities at the relevant reporting date. Their inclusion here records the company’s position without assuming that later operating or market outcomes have occurred.

Key Insights

Tourism Holdings Limited (ASX:THL) reported a set of FY26 results spanning earnings, operational activity and financial position. FY26 statutory net profit from continuing operations was NZD 39.9 million, compared with a loss of NZD 14.1 million in FY25. The closing rental fleet increased 10% to 8,587 vehicles. The disclosures also provide context on the company’s management priorities and its continuing business activities. The share Quotation of AUD 2.24 on 30 October 2026 is a separate dated market observation, not a conclusion about future performance.