Core Insights - Camping World reported an adjusted diluted EPS of -0.04, representing a 7.8% beat [2] - Total revenue for the quarter was 1.127 billion, marking an 8.6% year-over-year increase [2][3] - The company faced ongoing challenges in used vehicle sales and weather-related disruptions affecting customer activity [2] Financial Performance - Adjusted EPS for Q4 2024 was -0.51 estimated and -1.2 billion from 2.5 million from -497.5 million, driven by an 8% increase in new unit sales [6] - Used vehicle sales increased by 8.2% to 376.9 million, supported by increased finance and insurance gross profit [7] Operational Insights - Operational expenditures, particularly SG&A, rose by 9.1% due to higher employee compensation and advertising expenses [8] - The company is focusing on expanding its Good Sam membership base despite recent declines in active customer numbers, which fell by 9.5%, and a 13.5% decrease in Good Sam Club membership [9] Strategic Focus - Camping World is strategically focused on expanding market share and enhancing profitability through acquisitions, including the integration of seven Lazydays locations [5] - The company aims to optimize its network and leverage Good Sam membership to boost recurring revenue streams [5] - Management anticipates continued revenue growth driven by strategic acquisitions and market share gains, with a focus on increasing RV sales and improving gross margins [10][11]
Camping World Boosts Revenue by 6.8%