Winnebago Industries, Inc., reported financial results for the company’s fiscal 2026 second quarter. Winnebago reported profits of $4.8 million compared with a $400,000 loss in the fiscal second quarter of 2025.
Winnebago’s net revenues totaled $657.4 million in 2026’s fiscal second quarter, up 5.66% compared with the second quarter of fiscal 2025.
Winnebago said revenue was driven primarily by selective price adjustments and product mix, partially offset by lower unit volume.
Winnebago President and CEO Michael Happe said the company’s gross profit margin decreased in the fiscal second quarter of 2026, primarily because of product mix, partially offset by selective price adjustments.
“Our team delivered a solid quarter and executed with diligence in a challenging market,” Happe said. “Dealers remain focused on profitable cash flow and disciplined inventory, and we are managing the business with that sentiment in mind. While seasonal factors and unfavorable winter weather tempered retail activity during the quarter, several segments still showed signs of resilience.”
The company said new products and a Grand Design expansion drove strong motorhome performance.
“As we move through fiscal 2026, we continue to prioritize operational execution and strengthening the fundamentals of the business,” Happe said. “As we move beyond the winter selling season into the seasonally stronger spring and summer months, new products and cost management actions implemented this year are expected to support our performance anticipated in the second half.”
Happe acknowledged Winnebago’s approach remains subject to “recent macro events and the duration and severity of their potential effects, including impacts on commodity prices and other factors that could influence consumer sentiment and demand.”
