Camplify Holdings Limited (ASX: CHL) — $364,000 in Daily Trade Value and an FY26 Turnaround to Profit
Written by Christopher Hall, AdvDipFP | Authorised Representative, AFSL 526688 | August 2026
Camplify Holdings Limited (ASX: CHL) — $364,000 in Daily Trade Value and an FY26 Turnaround to Profit
Camplify Holdings Limited (ASX: CHL) operates a peer-to-peer RV, caravan and campervan sharing marketplace across Australia, New Zealand, the UK, Spain, Germany, Austria and the Netherlands, alongside the MyWay member-owned protection mutual and the Camplify Xchange sales marketplace. CHL entered the FMP Top 10 momentum list at rank #2 in the week captured Friday 28 August 2026, on the back of its FY26 full-year results — the day CHL's own annual report calls the moment "the reset business proved itself." What makes the appearance unusual is how little news sits behind it: this is a thinly-traded stock that spent much of the past two months below the liquidity level FMP screens for, and Friday's results day was one of its ten highest value-traded days in the past year.
Why CHL Appeared in the FMP Top 10
In the dataset captured Friday 28 August 2026 (pre-close — see data note below), CHL held:
The catalyst behind the run is CHL's FY26 Full Year Results, released to the ASX on 26 August 2026: Group EBITDA turned from a $10.4 million loss in FY25 to a $0.3 million profit, statutory net loss after tax narrowed 96% to $0.8 million (from a restated $16.5 million loss), and the second half alone delivered a $2.1 million net profit and $3.5 million EBITDA — a $6.3 million improvement on the prior corresponding half. Cash closed the year at $10.0 million with no debt, and forward bookings — which had fallen 29% during a June-quarter oil-price shock tied to Middle East conflict — recovered to $19.0 million by 24 August 2026, up 13% since 30 June.
A Rare Top 10 Appearance — Told by One Announcement and a Liquidity Screen
CHL's momentum run is unusual for how little newsflow sits behind it relative to other companies leading the quarterly momentum list. The 26 August FY26 results announcement is effectively the sole price-sensitive disclosure behind the current run. CHL touched an intraday low of $0.15 on 17 July 2026, and over the six weeks that followed the stock advanced on relatively light trading, without an intervening ASX announcement, before closing at $0.36 on Friday 28 August 2026 — the day of the results release.
That thinness is the more interesting story. FMP applies a minimum $250,000 daily traded value screen, checked around the point of data capture (approximately 12:30pm), for a stock to register as genuinely tradeable within its momentum universe. On multiple trading days across the recent period, CHL's total daily traded value came in under $1,000 — a small fraction of that threshold. Friday's session was the exception: $364,000 of CHL shares changed hands, one of the company's ten highest value-traded days in the past year. It is rare for a low-volume announcement to reach the top of the momentum list precisely because most trading days for a stock like CHL sit well below the value FMP treats as tradeable — under that $250,000 threshold, Friday was the session that qualified the FY26 result as a tradeable move on FMP's board.
Traders interested in the mechanics of thin liquidity around ASX announcements can read FMP's the seller you cannot see — a related look at how a thin market absorbs a price-sensitive release, examined there from the seller's side rather than CHL's buyer-driven session.
About Camplify Holdings and Its Core Business
Camplify was co-founded in 2015 in Newcastle, New South Wales, and describes itself as the largest RV sharing community in Australia and New Zealand, having expanded into the UK, Germany, Spain, the Netherlands and Austria. The Group's FY26 revenue of $39.2 million was down 6.8% on FY25's $42.0 million — a deliberate trade-off the company attributes to prioritising higher-margin, recurring revenue over low-margin transactional volume — while gross profit margin improved to 63% (FY25: 58%) and premium membership fees grew 38% to $7.6 million.
The year's structural centrepiece was the MyWay Mutual, a member-owned protection model that completed its first full year of operation across Australia and New Zealand, paying $2.7 million across 2,447 member claims at a 99% approval rate and a 68% loss ratio — inside the company's target range for a fully funded first year. CHL also executed a strategic partnership with JB Group in October 2025, alongside a $3.2 million placement and a Board appointment, under which new vans across the JB, New Age, Network RV, Traveller and Victory brands now include a complimentary Club Camplify membership.
Justin Hales, CEO and Founder, said in the results announcement: "FY26 was the year the turnaround took hold — and the second half proved it. We completed the hard structural work in the first half, and the reset business then delivered a $3.5 million EBITDA profit in the second half — through a quarter that brought a genuine external demand shock."
Key Metrics at Time of Coverage
Metric | Value |
Momentum rank | |
Quarterly gain | +94.59% |
Weekly gain | +33.33% |
Days on FMP Top 30 at publication | 16 |
FMP Launch Pad entry | 37 trading sessions before this capture |
Gain since FMP Launch Pad entry | +67.44% |
Sector classification | Peer-to-peer RV, caravan and campervan sharing marketplace |
Data source | FMP Momentum Research, weekly Top 10 momentum dataset, captured Friday 28 August 2026 pre-close |
Data note — read this before the figures. This dataset was captured on Friday 28 August 2026 before the market closed. The prices behind every percentage above are therefore intraday, not closing prices, and will differ from Friday's close. The ranking, the thematic composition and the day counters are unaffected by that timing; the individual percentages should be read as accurate to the moment of capture rather than to a settled session. CHL's own $0.15 (17 July) and $0.36 (28 August close) price points are cited separately from this dataset and are settled prices, not intraday figures.
Thematic Context
CHL sits inside the travel and tourism sharing-economy thematic — an online marketplace connecting RV owners with hirers, rather than owning the underlying vehicle fleet itself. The company's own FY26 disclosures put owner network strength at 11,023 active RVs listed and $88.7 million paid to owners in the trailing 12 months, alongside the newer Camplify Xchange RV sales marketplace, which had 493 live listings and 12 dealer partners at year end. For the full weekly board CHL is currently appearing on, see the ASX momentum leaderboard.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Camplify Holdings do?
Camplify Holdings operates a peer-to-peer RV, caravan and campervan sharing marketplace across Australia, New Zealand and Europe, alongside the MyWay member-owned protection mutual and the Camplify Xchange RV sales marketplace.
Why is CHL in the FMP Top 10?
CHL entered the FMP Top 10 at rank #2 following its 26 August 2026 FY26 full-year results, which showed a return to EBITDA profitability after an FY25 loss, a 96% reduction in statutory net loss, and a second-half profit of $2.1 million.
How does FMP screen for whether a momentum stock is genuinely tradeable?
FMP applies a minimum daily traded value of approximately $250,000, checked around the point of data capture, before treating a stock's momentum move as tradeable within its Top 10 and Top 30 universe.
Why was Friday's trading volume so unusual for CHL?
CHL traded $364,000 in value on Friday 28 August 2026 — one of its ten highest value-traded days in the past year — against multiple recent trading days where total daily value traded came in under $1,000, well below FMP's tradeable threshold.
What drove CHL's FY26 result?
CHL's own FY26 report attributes the turnaround to a structurally lower cost base — employee benefits expense down $3.7 million and marketing expense down $3.2 million — alongside the MyWay Mutual bringing protection margin in-house and a second-half EBITDA profit of $3.5 million.
How can I track CHL on the ASX?
CHL's weekly FMP Top 10 appearances, quarterly gain and Launch Pad history are tracked on the ASX momentum leaderboard, updated weekly from FMP's proprietary momentum research.
Remember that past performance is no guarantee of future results, and all trading involves risk.
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Sources
# | Source | Type |
1 | FMP Momentum Research, weekly Top 10 momentum dataset, captured Friday 28 August 2026 pre-close | Analyst Note |
2 | Camplify Holdings Limited (ASX: CHL), 26 August 2026, "Camplify Holdings FY26 Full Year Results and Presentation" | ASX Announcement |
All percentage figures in this article derive from a dataset captured intraday on Friday 28 August 2026 and are not closing-price figures. The $0.15 (17 July 2026) and $0.36 (28 August 2026) prices are settled prices cited separately from that dataset.
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