Tourism Holdings forecasts $27m-$34m profit amid US market challenges
The NZX-listed campervan rental and sales company told the market it expects its underlying net profit for the year to
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Tourism Holdings forecasts $27m-$34m profit amid US market challenges
Tourism Holdings expects its underlying net profit for the 2025 financial year to be at the lower end of analyst expectations as earnings pressure and the US market impact results. The NZX-listed campervan rental and sales company told the market it expects its underlying net profit for the year to
