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Raw inputs
Equipment
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Company details
Market cap
~$75B
P/E ratio
~31×
Div yield
0%
Stores
~6,500
Profit margin
~14%
Rev. growth
+6%
Revenue
~$17.8B
Net income
~$2.5B
In plain English
O'Reilly is one of the largest auto-parts retailers in the Americas, running ~6,500 stores on a 'dual-market' model: it sells brake pads, batteries and oil both to weekend do-it-yourself car owners and, increasingly, to professional repair shops that need the right part delivered fast. A dense network of ~30 distribution centres and thousands of hub stores is the real moat — and the company funnels almost all of its cash into buying back its own shares.
In simple terms
What O'Reilly Automotive really sells
O'Reilly is one of the largest auto-parts retailers in the Americas, running ~6,500 stores on a 'dual-market' model: it sells brake pads, batteries and oil both to weekend do-it-yourself car owners and, increasingly, to professional repair shops that need the right part delivered fast. A dense network of ~30 distribution centres and thousands of hub stores is the real moat — and the company funnels almost all of its cash into buying back its own shares.
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