Advance Auto Parts Reports 2.7% Increase in Q1 Revenue, Comparable Store Sales
Advance reported Q1 net sales of nearly $3 billion, up from nearly $2.9 billion in Q1 2018.
AutoZone Has ‘Significant Exposure’ to Products Sourced from China, CEO Says
AutoZone CEO Bill Rhodes said it’s “too early for us to know the implications” of the tariff increase on the $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.
AutoZone’s Same-Store Sales Jump 4% in its Fiscal 3rd Quarter
AutoZone reported net sales of $2.8 billion for its fiscal third quarter, a year-over-year increase of 4.6%.
US Auto Parts Reports Net Loss of $3.6 Million in 1st Quarter
The company continues to take a hit from its dispute with U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
O’Reilly: Rain, Delayed Tax Refunds Dampen First-Quarter Results
For O’Reilly Automotive, the first three months are the most volatile time period of the year, and the first quarter of 2019 was no exception.
NAPA Parent GPC Reports Solid First Quarter, Sees ‘Continued Strengthening’ of US Automotive Aftermarket
In the United States, sales for the Automotive Parts Group were up 2.5% and comparable store sales were up 3.5%.
Internet Retailer US Auto Parts Reports $5 Million Net Loss for 2018
A dispute with U.S. Customs and Border Protection and a drop in its website traffic hurt the company’s top and bottom lines.
AutoZone Same-Store Sales Jump 2.6 Percent in Fiscal Second Quarter
With some help from the polar vortex, AutoZone posted second-quarter sales of $2.5 billion, up 1.6 percent compared to its fiscal second quarter of 2018.
NAPA Parent Genuine Parts Co. Reports Record Sales for 2018
Full-year sales for the Automotive Group – GPC’s largest division – increased to $10.5 billion, up from $8.6 billion in 2017.
Advance Auto Parts: Turnaround Plan ‘Beginning to Bear Fruit’
Advance Auto Parts (AAP) reported single-digit percentage increases in net sales, comparable store sales and operating income for full-year 2018, which marked the second full year of the company’s five-year transformation plan.
O’Reilly: Bennett Acquisition, DC Projects Driving Biggest Cap-Ex Spending in Company History
O’Reilly expects to invest between $625 million and $675 million on capital expenditures (cap-ex) in 2019, up from $504.3 million in 2018.
O’Reilly Auto Parts: DIY Customers Feeling Inflation Pinch
“We expect DIY ticket counts to continue to be under pressure … ” O’Reilly CEO and Co-President Greg Johnson said during the company’s Feb. 6 conference call.
