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Shares of Camping World Holdings Inc. CWH, -2.37% fell after hours on Tuesday after the RV retailer reported second-quarter results that missed expectations. The company reported net income of $64.7 million, or 64 cents a share, compared with $197.9 million, or $2.01 a share, in the same quarter last year, driven lower largely by a pretax drop in new vehicle gross profit.
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While new RV sales are down, Camping World had a record quarter for used RV sales. The company has made two acquisitions in recent weeks, and is looking for more deals.
CWH's Q1 results showed multiple headwinds facing the industry, although used RV sales were a bright spot. The company is likely going to cut its dividend in favor of M&A opportunities.
Debt is common on Wall Street, so it's not unusual to see Camping World NASDAQ: CWH take advantage of it. It is an uncommon company that isn't using it to some degree, and it's not always bad; Camping World is a prime example.
Though revenue declined and profits fell sharply in the quarter, the company still beat estimates. Camping World's dividend looks safe, and at current share prices, it yields 11%.