Copart/$CPRT

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About Copart

Based in Dallas, Copart operates a global online salvage-vehicle auction with operations in 11 countries across North America, Europe, and the Middle East, facilitating over 4 million transactions annually. The company utilizes its virtual bidding platform, VB3, to connect vehicle sellers with over 750,000 registered buyers around the world. Buyers primarily consist of vehicle dismantlers, rebuilders, individuals, and used-vehicle retailers. About 80% of Copart's vehicle volume is supplied by auto insurance companies holding vehicles deemed a total loss. Copart also offers services such as vehicle transportation, storage, title transfer, and salvage value estimation. The company primarily operates on a consignment basis and collects fees based on the vehicle's final selling price.
Ticker
$CPRT
Sector
Business services
Primary listing
NASDAQ
Employees
13,800

Copart Metrics

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$27B
19.14
$1.55
1.03
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What the Analysts think about Copart

Analyst ratings (Buy, Hold, Sell) for Copart stock.
Analyst projections of the future price of Copart stock.

Bulls say / Bears say

International operations provide a second growth engine. Q4 international revenue rose 11.7%, units rose 10% and insurance units rose 11.2%; management says its international markets are profitable and plans further expansion across Europe. (StockAnalysis)
Copart is still monetising a deep and diverse buyer network despite weaker volumes. Average selling prices rose 5.5% for FY26, while international buyers represented 45.7% of the dollars spent at US auctions, supporting seller returns and revenue per vehicle. (The Motley Fool, exa.ai)
The proposed ACV acquisition could broaden Copart from salvage into whole-car dealer remarketing. ACV brings more than 800,000 vehicles, about $10 billion of annual gross merchandise value and over 22,000 active buyers, while Copart brings physical sites, logistics and a global buyer base; management expects earnings accretion after integration. (StockAnalysis, The Motley Fool)
US insurance volume is weakening where Copart is most exposed. Q4 US insurance units fell 7.5% and global units fell 2.9%; higher premiums and reduced coverage are cutting the flow of claims into salvage auctions. (StockAnalysis, TIKR.com)
Profitability is deteriorating as investment costs run ahead of revenue. Q4 revenue rose 2.4%, but gross profit fell 5.5% and net income fell 17.4%, while operating expenses rose 10% and operating expense per car rose 12.7%. (last10k.com, StockAnalysis)
Competitive pressure could make a US recovery harder. RB Global is rebuilding its salvage-auction business while Copart’s service revenue grew only 1.4% in Q4, which could limit insurer retention and fee growth. (24/7 Wall St., TickerGuard)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 16 Sept 2026.

Copart Financial Performance

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QuarterlyAnnual
Q3 24
QoQ growth
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Net income
Profit margin

Copart Earnings Performance

Company profitability
Earnings per share
QuarterlyAnnual
Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
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Surprise

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