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  • CAR Group Limited

    Online vehicle marketplace businesses in the automotive, motorcycle, caravan, marine, truck and equipment industries.

    CAR$35.270
     -0.830 -2.30%

    Data last updated:May 17, 2024 – 4.40pm. Data is 20 mins delayed.

    Previous Close

    36.100

    Open

    36.160

    Day Range

    35.170 - 36.370

    52 Week Range

    22.860 - 37.000

    Volume

    688,048

    Value

    18,946,534

    Bid

    35.150

    Ask

    35.270

    Dividend Yield

    1.89%

    P/E Ratio

    37.78

    Market Cap

    13.303B

    Total Issue

    377,162,127

    ASX Announcements

    Application for quotation of securities - CAR

    Appendix 2A (Application for Quotation of Securities)

    • May 7, 2024
    • 7 pages

    Change of Director's Interest Notice

    Change of Director’s Interest Notice

    • Apr 19, 2024
    • 3 pages

    Application for quotation of securities - CAR

    Appendix 2A (Application for Quotation of Securities)

    • Apr 18, 2024
    • 6 pages

    Change of Director's Interest Notice

    Change of Director’s Interest Notice

    • Apr 4, 2024
    • 3 pages

    Application for quotation of securities - CAR

    Appendix 2A (Application for Quotation of Securities)

    • Mar 26, 2024
    • 6 pages

    View all CAR announcements

    February

    New Trader Interactive boss David McMinn (left) with Melbourne-based CAR Group CEO Cameron McIntyre.

    From jousting sticks to selling boats online, eyeballs still rule

    Carsales.com.au’s owner made a big bet in the United States. Now it has a new executive whose job it is to make it work.

    • Anthony Macdonald
    Cameron McIntyre, Car Group CEO, surprised analysts with his comments on dealer sales versus private sales.

    Quicker new car sales help dealers fight back against private sellers

    Carsales.com’s result had the sort of unexpected nugget of information that made an otherwise very steady result more interesting for investors.

    • Anthony Macdonald

    November 2023

    The Market CEO Tommy Logtenberg and COO Twila Jensen.

    Market Herald ditches plans to become major publisher, doubles down on classifieds

    In his first interview, the company’s chief executive, Tommy Logtenberg, says the business is ‘in a much better state’ after the ousting of former management.

    • Sam Buckingham-Jones

    August 2023

    Yarra Capital’s Edward Waller.

    Why Yarra exited Qantas despite ‘unprecedented’ profits

    Portfolio manager Edward Waller thinks the market is being too conservative on Carsales and tells us why he likes FleetPartners.

    • Joanne Tran
    Prices of used cars favoured by first-time buyers are yet to fall after surging during the pandemic.

    Carsales climbs on profit bounce, no sign of trading down

    Rising interest rates haven’t dampened Carsales’ financial performance, with its shares up 28 per cent so far this year.

    • Tess Bennett
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    July 2023

    Hard-working contrarian investors can find bargains in any market conditions.

    These small caps are hugely attractive (if you’re brave)

    There will opportunities for bargain hunters as the economy slows in the next 12 months with many beaten-up small caps trading at 52-week lows.

    • Tony Featherstone
    Tim Slattery directors of Slattery Auctions has launched an dedicated EV auction site, as the volume of used battery-powered vehicles grows.

    These numbers show why it’s so hard to find second-hand EVs

    Carsales.com says it will be another couple of years before used battery EVs hit the second-hand market in meaningful numbers.

    • Tess Bennett

    June 2023

    Cameron McIntyre, CEO of Carsales

    Why the Carsales CEO doesn’t drive sports cars

    The company started by Greg Roebuck in Melbourne’s Oakleigh in 1997 has grown to an $8.7 billion ASX 100 giant as the pandemic has supercharged car sales.

    • Patrick Durkin

    May 2023

    David Paradice says stocks the market had turned its back on can deliver great returns.

    Two ‘hated’ stocks these top fundies are buying

    David Paradice, Geoff Wilson and Matt Haupt are taking a contrarian view of skittish markets with bets on stocks investors love to hate, including AMP and Dexus.

    • James Thomson

    April 2023

    Carsales chief executive Cameron McIntyre says

    Tech companies embrace new ways of working after pandemic fatigue

    The end of lockdowns ushered in big changes to workplace such as OMC International and Carsales, both of which are finalists in the 2023 AFR BOSS Best Place to Work in the technology sector.

    • Tess Bennett

    March 2023

    Carsales chief executive Cameron McIntyre has a long-term focus.

    The imaginary nepotism that drives Carsales global growth

    The long-term approach of Carsales and its CEO Cameron McIntyre has delivered big gains for investors. He reveals his secret to staying strategic. 

    • James Thomson
    Street Talk.

    Goldman, UBS run Carsales.com shortfall

    Brokers Goldman Sachs and UBS are seeking buyers for nearly 1 million shares left over from the first leg of Carsales.com’s rights issue. 

    • Anthony Macdonald, Sarah Thompson and Kanika Sood
    There are 80 million cars onn the road in Brazil, and it has a strong secondhand vehicle market.

    Carsales.com eyes Brazil’s 80m cars in $353m buyout

    CEO Cameron McIntyre says rising rates don’t put the handbrakes on used car buyers, but they may trade down to lower price brackets.

    • Simon Evans
    Street Talk

    Carsales launches $500m rights issue to up Webmotors stake

    Carsales had Goldman Sachs and UBS coraling its register for $500 million via a rights issue to increase its stake in Brazil’s Web Motors.

    • Anthony Macdonald, Sarah Thompson and Kanika Sood

    February 2023

    Carsales.com entered the Brazilian cars and motorbikes market in 2013 via Webmotors.

    Carsales mulls another trip down minorities mop-up lane

    Carsales.com Ltd’s understood to be mulling the buyout of another of its offshore associates.

    • Anthony Macdonald, Sarah Thompson and Kanika Sood
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    January 2023

    Tech stocks are in high demand, but the profitable ones are on the radar for most fundies.

    Private equity deals and few IPOs: how 2023 looks for tech

    Tech stock investors face a year of stiff competition to buy into quality local companies such as WiseTech and Xero as tight capital markets keep the lid on fresh listings.

    • Jessica Sier

    November 2022

    Tribeca’s Jun Bei Liu at the Sohn Hearts and Minds conference in Hobart.

    Why Sohn’s top stock pickers want investors to play it safe

    AMP, Transurban and Champion Iron unseated Coinbase, Delivery Hero and Megaport as the Sohn Hearts & Minds stock pickers kept it deliberately simple.

    • Updated
    • Jonathan Shapiro, Jemima Whyte, Alex Gluyas, Emma Rapaport and James Thomson

    October 2022

    Should you hold on to shares that are falling in value?

    How to bullet-proof your portfolio

    A reader asks John Wasiliev whether the shares he owns will survive market volatility.

    • John Wasiliev
    Carsales.com’s Cameron McIntrye has full contron of Trader Interactive and a $1.6 billion debt package to fuel it. Now he needs to make it work for shareholders.

    Japanese banks take Carsales debt for a spin

    Japanese lenders Mizuho and SMBC have joined Carsales.com’s now 10-strong bank syndicate.

    • Anthony Macdonald, Sarah Thompson and Kanika Sood

    September 2022

    Boral said its large pricing increases were “appropriate” in an inflationary environment.

    Pricing power helps these stocks beat inflation

    With prices of goods and services skyrocketing, investors are seeking companies that can quickly pass on higher costs to customers.

    • Stewart Oldfield

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