Asbury Automotive Group Inc
237.38+1.49 (+0.63%)
Oct 29, 4:00:02 PM EDT · NYSE · ABG · USD
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≈ Jan 29, 2026 (in 91 days)EPS
6.81 (6.60 ~ 7.12)Revenue
4.85B (4.74B ~ 4.95B)Key Stats
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4.67BP/E (TTM)
8.33Basic EPS (TTM)
28.50Dividend Yield
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Q2 FY2025 results
Asbury Automotive Group's Q2 revenue climbed 3% year-over-year to $4.37B, fueled by a 6% surge in new vehicle sales amid easing inventory constraints, while used vehicle revenue dipped 2% but gross margins expanded to 5.5% from 4.8%. Parts and service grew 4%, bolstering overall gross profit up 3% to $752M, though F&I softened 5% due to deferred TCA product recognition. Operating income soared 156% to $257M, absent last year's $135M impairments, with net income hitting $153M or $7.76 diluted EPS—up sharply from $1.39. Cash from operations reached $316M for the half-year, supporting $222M in divestiture proceeds; total debt stood at $3.06B with $1.12B liquidity. The Herb Chambers acquisition closed July 21 for $1.82B cash, adding 33 dealerships and $750M goodwill. Yet FTC scrutiny over add-on product sales lingers.
8-K
Q2 earnings soar; key acquisition
Asbury Automotive Group posted Q2 2025 revenue of $4.4 billion, up 3% year-over-year, with gross profit climbing 3% to $752 million and net income surging 443% to $153 million, fueled by no asset impairments unlike last year's drag. Parts and service hit a record $355 million gross profit, while used retail gross profit per unit rose 18% amid volume dips. It closed the Herb Chambers acquisition on July 21, adding $3 billion in annual revenue, but divested nine stores for $250-$270 million net proceeds. Portfolio tweaks sharpen focus, yet integration risks loom.
8-K
Asbury seals $1.45B Herb Chambers deal
Asbury Automotive Group completed its $1.45 billion acquisition of The Herb Chambers Companies' assets on July 21, 2025, adding 33 dealerships, 52 franchises, and three collision centers in the Northeastern U.S. Funded mainly by a $546.5 million real estate term loan maturing in 2035 and a $750 million expansion of its senior credit facility, the deal allocates $750 million to goodwill and $610 million to real estate. This bolsters Asbury's geographic footprint while demanding swift integration. Risks include potential failure to realize synergies.
8-K
Acquisition close delayed to July
Asbury Automotive Group updated that its acquisition of The Herb Chambers Companies' automotive dealerships, previously disclosed, now targets a close by end of July 2025, pending customary conditions like licensing approvals. This move bolsters Asbury's dealership network amid ongoing regulatory hurdles. Risks persist if approvals falter. Deal remains on track.
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