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Release Date: November 19, 2024
For the complete transcript of the earnings call, please refer to the full earnings call transcript.
Positive Points
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Lazydays Holdings Inc (NASDAQ:GORV) has embarked on a transformative journey to reshape its future, including changes to its capital structure and sales of certain assets.
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The company agreed to sell seven dealerships and issue common stock for a combined $65.6 million, providing a strengthened financial foundation.
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A $30 million common equity pipe was closed, providing immediate additional liquidity to support operations.
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The company plans to launch a $25 million rights offering, allowing shareholders to purchase common stock at the same price as pipe investors.
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The recapitalization transactions have removed the going concern status, reflecting improved financial stability.
Negative Points
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Total revenue for the quarter decreased by 23.9%, indicating significant economic and demand headwinds.
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New unit sales declined by 18.6%, with a gross profit per unit decrease of 26.1%.
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The average selling price for new units declined by 13.1%, reflecting a shift towards lower-priced towable units.
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Pre-owned retail unit sales were down 6.7%, with a gross profit per unit decrease of 23.6%.
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The company faced operational disruptions due to Hurricanes Helene and Milton, resulting in an estimated loss of 10 sales days.
Q & A Highlights
Q: Can you provide an overview of the recent strategic transactions and their expected impact on Lazydays Holdings? A: Ron Fleming, Interim CEO, explained that Lazydays has embarked on a transformative journey to reshape the company for the future. This includes selling seven dealerships and issuing common stock to Camping World Holdings for $65.6 million, plus additional cash for inventory and service work. These actions aim to streamline operations and improve earnings power. Additionally, a $30 million equity pipe was closed, and a $25 million rights offering is planned, enhancing liquidity and capital structure. These steps are expected to strengthen Lazydays' financial foundation and position it for long-term growth.
Q: How did the recent hurricanes impact Lazydays' operations and financial performance? A: Jeff Huddleston, Interim CFO, noted that Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton significantly affected Lazydays' operations, particularly in Florida. The storms resulted in a loss of approximately 10 sales days, impacting revenue. Despite these challenges, the company did not suffer serious casualty losses, and the team effectively supported affected stores and communities.