Tampa RV firm to sell assets for $30M — two years after passing $1B in sales

Jacksonville family-operated RV dealership chain Campers Inn Holding Corp. has signed a letter of intent to acquire nearly all the assets of Tampa-based RV company Lazydays Holdings for $30 million. 

The potential sale was announced in a joint statement Tuesday from both companies, followed by a Securities and Exchange filing from Lazydays, which is publicly traded on the Nasdaq. (Shares, under the symbol, GORV, were up as much as 25% Tuesday and closed at $3.06.) 

While Wall Street cheered the potential sale, the deal, if it closes, would mark a steep financial fall: Lazydays, founded in 1976, posted $1.23 billion in revenue in 2021 and $1.32 billion in 2022, due in large part to a pandemic surge in RV travel.