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Trades about 7% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Newstead, Australia, Eagers Automotive Limited, founded in 1913, operates an extensive network of motor vehicle and truck dealerships throughout Australia and New Zealand. The company, which adopted its current name in July 2020 after previously being known as A.P. Eagers Limited, organizes its business into three core segments: Car Retailing, Truck Retailing, and Property. The Car Retailing division delivers a comprehensive suite of automotive products and services. This includes the sale of new and pre-owned vehicles, along with maintenance, repairs, parts, and service contracts. It further extends to vehicle brokerage, protection plans, and various aftermarket offerings, also facilitating third-party financing for purchases and managing motor vehicle auctions and forklift rental services. Similarly, the Truck Retailing segment focuses on new and used truck sales, offering corresponding maintenance, repair services, parts, and service contracts. This segment also provides truck protection products, other aftermarket solutions, and assists with third-party financing for truck acquisitions. The Property segment is responsible for the acquisition and leasing of commercial real estate.
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