U-Haul Holding Company reports developments tied to its do-it-yourself moving, self-storage and insurance businesses. Company announcements commonly cover U-Haul International's truck, trailer and U-Box container services, storage-facility openings, self-storage pricing programs, disaster-relief storage offers and customer access tools such as U-Haul Truck Share 24/7.
Updates also include quarterly financial results, dividends on Series N Non-Voting Common Stock, fleet and storage-capacity commentary, and items involving subsidiaries such as Oxford Life Insurance Company, Repwest Insurance Company and Amerco Real Estate Company. The recurring disclosures connect U-Haul's moving and storage network with related propane, trailer-hitch, packing-supply and insurance operations.
U-Haul Holding Company (NYSE: UHAL, UHAL.B) has announced it will release its fourth quarter fiscal 2025 financial results after market close on Wednesday, May 28, 2025. The company will hold its quarterly investor conference call and webcast the following day on Thursday, May 29, 2025 at 8 a.m. Arizona Time (11 a.m. ET). Investors can access the webcast through a provided link, and the call recording will be archived for one year on the company's investor website.
U-Haul has launched its first new trailer in 23 years - the Toy Hauler, designed for towing large-capacity vehicles. This innovative transport solution features a deck that's nearly two feet wider and four feet longer than their Auto Transport, with a maximum load capacity of 6,834 pounds (30% greater than the Auto Transport).
Key features include three retractable loading ramps, drive-over fenders, and multiple tie-down points. Production is underway in Tempe, Arizona; Pomona, California; Novi, Michigan; and Warrington, Pennsylvania. The company plans to manufacture 5,000 units by end-2025, with the first 1,000 trailers ready by mid-summer.
The Toy Hauler can accommodate various large vehicles including SUVs, trucks, racecars, and side-by-sides that couldn't fit on previous trailers. In-town rental rates start at $89.95 per day. Target markets include racing communities and areas with high demand for large trucks, SUVs, ATVs, and UTVs.
Humble Design San Diego is celebrating its 500th home transformation on April 24, marking a significant milestone in their mission to help families escape homelessness. Since 2018, the organization has transformed empty residences into furnished homes for over 1,200 people, including 700+ children and 60 veterans in San Diego County.
The upcoming transformation will benefit Mercedes, a client referred through an Independent Living Systems and Kaiser Permanente partnership. According to a 2024 UC San Diego Homelessness Hub study, the organization maintains a remarkable 98% housing retention rate among clients - more than 10 times the San Diego County average. The study, based on 169 surveys and 30 interviews, confirms that having an invested home significantly impacts health and well-being.
The organization operates through community-donated furnishings, philanthropic funding, and volunteer support, with U-Haul serving as its national sponsor since 2016. Humble Design has expanded beyond its 2009 Michigan origins to include offices in Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, and San Diego.
U-Haul is closing its store at 1032 E. 46th St. in Austin, Texas after serving customers since 2005. The property will be transferred to the Texas Department of Transportation for the Interstate 35 expansion project. The closure of U-Haul Moving & Storage at I-35 and Airport Boulevard will result in seven Team Members being let go.
Customers can access alternative U-Haul services at nearby locations: U-Haul at University Texas (less than a mile away) and U-Haul at North Lamar (two miles away). The company described the closing location as a 'prime, five-star location' that had served customers storing belongings for over 20 years.