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AutoZone
AZO · NYSESpecialty Retail — Auto Parts
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Inputs &suppliersfarms, factories, ingredi…Sourcing &enablerstraders, cloud, payments,…Brands &platformsthe hub that sellsDistribution &retaillogistics, stores, channe…Consumerswho actually paysMFGParts manufacturersBRDBranded part suppliersMORMorse AutomotiveSRCGlobal sourcing & QALOGFreight & logisticsPAYPayments & card networksAZOAutoZoneDURDuralastALDALLDATAHUBHub & MegaHub storesSTRAutoZone storesDIYDIY customersCOMCommercial accounts
Company details
Market cap
$51B
P/E ratio
22×
Div yield
0% (none)
Profit margin
~13%
Rev. growth
+2.4%
Revenue (FY25)
$18.9B
Net income
$2.5B
Stores
7,657
In plain English
AutoZone is the largest US retailer of aftermarket auto parts: ~7,700 stores selling batteries, brakes, filters and its high-margin Duralast private-label parts to weekend mechanics (DIY) and, increasingly, to professional repair shops (Commercial). Behind the counter sits a vast sourcing-and-distribution machine and one of the most aggressive share-buyback programs in corporate America — it pays no dividend and has shrunk its share count for decades.
In simple terms
What AutoZone really sells
AutoZone is the largest US retailer of aftermarket auto parts: ~7,700 stores selling batteries, brakes, filters and its high-margin Duralast private-label parts to weekend mechanics (DIY) and, increasingly, to professional repair shops (Commercial). Behind the counter sits a vast sourcing-and-distribution machine and one of the most aggressive share-buyback programs in corporate America — it pays no dividend and has shrunk its share count for decades.
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Risk read
Low-to-moderate
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