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O’Reilly Reports Q4, Full-Year 2023 Financial Results

The company said it anticipates continued growth in 2024, with projections including 190 to 200 net new store openings.

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O’Reilly Automotive to Acquire Groupe Del Vasto

The acquisition represents O’Reilly’s entrance into the Canadian automotive aftermarket.

O’Reilly Automotive to Acquire Groupe Del Vasto
O’Reilly Automotive is on Track to Open 180 Stores in 2023

O’Reilly has opened 100 net, new stores across 34 U.S. states, Puerto Rico and Mexico so far in 2023.

O’Reilly Automotive Announces Leadership Succession Plan

Greg Johnson, CEO, will retire, effective Jan. 31, 2024. Brad Beckham will become CEO and Brent Kirby will be president.

O'Reilly Auto Parts Leadership Succession
O’Reilly Auto Parts Opens New Distribution Center in Mexico

O’Reilly has operated in Mexico since 2019, when it acquired Mayasa Auto Parts and its 21 ORMA-branded parts stores.

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O’Reilly Automotive Reports 12% Increase in Q1 Sales

The parts retailer opened its 6,000th store and expanded into Puerto Rico during the first quarter.

O’Reilly Automotive Reports Q4, Full-Year 2022 Results 

Sales for the fourth quarter increased $353 million, or 11%, to $3.64 billion from $3.29 billion for the same period one year ago.

Amalie Oil Named O’Reilly 2022 Supplier Of The Year 

Cory Blackburn, O’Reilly Auto Parts VP of merchandise, said Amalie exceeded expectations during a difficult year.

O’Reilly Announces Executive Leadership Promotions

Brad Beckham and Brent Kirby to be promoted to co-presidents.

Clore Names Dan Lucas VP of Sales
O’Reilly Building Distribution Center in Mexico

The company’s first “O’Reilly-prototype” DC in Mexico will boast a footprint of approximately 370,000 square feet.

O’Reilly Automotive Reports Q1 2022 Results

The company also announced an executive leadership transition in May.

O’Reilly Automotive Q4, Full-Year 2021 Results

Sales for the year increased $1.72 billion, or 15%, to $13.33 billion from $11.60 billion for the same period one year ago.