Earnings summaries and quarterly performance for GENUINE PARTS.
Executive leadership at GENUINE PARTS.
William P. Stengel, II
President and Chief Executive Officer
Alain Masse
President, North America Automotive
Bert Nappier
Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Christopher T. Galla
Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary
Naveen Krishna
Executive Vice President and Chief Information and Digital Officer
Board of directors at GENUINE PARTS.
Charles K. Stevens, III
Director
Court Carruthers
Director
Darren Rebelez
Director
Donna W. Hyland
Director
Jean-Jacques Lafont
Director
Juliette W. Pryor
Director
Laurie Schupmann
Director
Matt Carey
Director
P. Russell Hardin
Director
Paul D. Donahue
Non-Executive Chairman
Richard Cox, Jr.
Director
Research analysts who have asked questions during GENUINE PARTS earnings calls.
Bret Jordan
Jefferies
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UBS
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Scot Ciccarelli
Truist Securities
8 questions for GPC
Christopher Horvers
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
6 questions for GPC
Gregory Melich
Evercore ISI
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Greg Malik
TD Securities
4 questions for GPC
Kate McShane
Goldman Sachs
4 questions for GPC
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JPMorgan Chase & Co.
3 questions for GPC
Christopher Dankert
Loop Capital Markets
2 questions for GPC
Katharine McShane
Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.
2 questions for GPC
Mark Jordan
Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.
2 questions for GPC
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Wedbush Securities
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Carolina Jolly
Gabelli Funds
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Recent press releases and 8-K filings for GPC.
- Genuine Parts Company delivered 5% top-line growth, 60 bps gross margin expansion, 10% adjusted EBITDA growth and 5% earnings growth in Q3.
- The company narrowed its full-year EPS guidance to $7.50–$7.75 (removing a $0.25 upside), raised its revenue outlook, and expects continued gross margin expansion with SG&A leverage in Q4, offset by higher interest expense.
- Ongoing restructuring generated a $0.20 EPS benefit in Q3, with $200 million of annualized run-rate savings planned for 2026.
- The tariff environment has stabilized, resulting in low single-digit impacts to both revenues and COGS, with pricing increases at a moderate low-single-digit level and no observable demand elasticity effects.
- The Motion segment (~$8–9 billion, ~50% of profits) grew 5% in Q3 in a flat market; management is evaluating a potential separation of Motion, with an update expected in 2026.
- Reported 5% top-line growth, 60 bps gross margin expansion, 10% Adjusted EBITDA growth, and 5% earnings growth in Q3.
- Narrowed full-year EPS outlook to $7.50–$7.75, raised revenue guidance, and expects moderated gross margin expansion with SG&A leverage in Q4, partially offset by higher interest expense.
- Realized a $0.20 per share benefit in Q3 from restructuring and anticipates $200 million of annualized savings from 2026 via facility consolidations and workforce optimization.
- Managed tariff volatility with stable day-to-day mechanics, achieving low single-digit impacts on both revenue and COGS through disciplined cost pass-through and supplier partnerships.
- Motion segment (~$8–9 billion; ~50% of profit) grew 5% in a flat market, is diversified across 14 industrial verticals, and is positioned for operating leverage as volumes recover.
- 5% top-line growth, 60 bps gross margin expansion, 10% adjusted EBITDA growth and 5% earnings growth in Q3, led by sequential strength in NAPA and 5% Motion growth.
- Raised full-year revenue outlook and narrowed EPS guidance to $7.50–$7.75, with anticipated Q4 gross margin expansion and SG&A leverage.
- Restructuring actions delivered a $0.20 benefit in Q3 and are expected to yield $200 million of annualized run-rate savings beginning in 2026.
- Tariff environment has stabilized, imposing low-single-digit impacts on both sales and COGS, managed through disciplined cost pass-through leveraging GPC’s scale.
- The $8–9 billion Motion segment (≈50% of profit) grew 5%, while GPC directs ~2% of revenue into supply-chain and IT modernization, including DC automation and digital capabilities.
- Genuine Parts reported Q3 sales of $6.3 B (+4.9% YoY), adjusted EPS of $1.98 (+5.3%), and adjusted EBITDA growth of 10%, with gross margin expanding 60 bps to 37.4%.
- Segment performance: Industrial sales of $2.3 B (+5% total, +4% comp) with an EBITDA margin of 12.6%, and Automotive sales up 5% total (2% comp) with an EBITDA margin of 8.4%.
- 2025 guidance narrowed: adjusted EPS now $7.50–$7.75 (vs. $7.50–$8.00 prior), with total sales growth of 3–4%, while recognizing a $1.00 EPS headwind from pension, depreciation, and interest.
- Operational highlights include a 98% corporate account renewal rate, a 20% increase in large-order backlog year-to-date, and year-to-date operating cash flow of $510 M with $160 M free cash flow.
- In Q3 2025, GPC sales were $6.3 billion, up ~5% YoY; adjusted EPS was $1.98, +5% YoY; gross margin expanded by 60 bps to 37.4%.
- Global industrial sales reached $2.3 billion (+5% YoY; comps +4%), U.S. automotive comps rose low- to mid-single digits, Canada sales +3% (definitive agreement to acquire Benson Auto Parts), Europe sales flat (comps -2%), and Asia-Pacific sales +10% (comps +5%).
- Tariffs contributed a low-single-digit boost to sales and a low-single-digit increase in cost of goods sold, resulting in a slight net benefit in Q3.
- Full-year 2025 outlook narrowed: adjusted EPS of $7.50 – $7.75, GAAP EPS of $6.55 – $6.80, revenue growth of 3–4% (automotive 4–5%, industrial 2–3%), and expected free cash flow of $700 – $900 million.
- Q3’25 global sales were $6.3 B, up 4.9% YoY; gross margin improved 60 bps to 37.4%; Adj. EBITDA was $526 M (+10.4%, 8.4% margin); Adj. Diluted EPS stood at $1.98 (+5.3%).
- Updated FY 2025 outlook calls for 3–4% total sales growth (prior 1–3%); Automotive +4–5%, Industrial +2–3%; diluted EPS $6.55–6.80; Adj. EPS $7.50–7.75; cash from ops $1.1–1.3 B; free cash flow $700–900 M.
- YTD capital deployment includes $350 M in capex (FY est. $400–450 M) and $182 M in M&A (FY est. $300–350 M); paid $421 M in dividends (FY dividend $4.12/sh, +3%); ~7.5 M shares remain for repurchase.
- TTM revenue was $24.1 B, split 63% Automotive and 37% Industrial; the company operates ~10,735 locations across 17 countries.
- Industrial segment Q3 sales reached $2.3 B (+4.6%); segment EBITDA was $285 M (+6.6%, 12.6% margin), driven by mid-single-digit MRO growth and a 98% corporate renewal rate.
- Sales of $6.3 billion and diluted EPS of $1.62; adjusted EPS of $1.98 in Q3 2025.
- Automotive sales of $4.0 billion (+5.0%) and Industrial sales of $2.3 billion (+4.6%) with EBITDA margins of 8.4% and 12.6%, respectively.
- Nine-month 2025 sales of $18.3 billion (+3.2%), net income of $675 million ($4.85 per share) vs $771 million ($5.51) in 2024; adjusted nine-month EPS of $5.82.
- Updated full-year 2025 guidance: revenue growth of 3–4%, adjusted diluted EPS of $7.50–7.75, and GAAP diluted EPS of $6.55–6.80.
- Genuine Parts Company reported third quarter sales of $6.3 billion, a 4.9% year-over-year increase, with diluted EPS of $1.62 and adjusted EPS of $1.98.
- Automotive segment sales reached $4.0 billion (+5.0%) and Industrial segment sales were $2.3 billion (+4.6%), both with expanded EBITDA margins.
- For the nine months ended September 30, 2025, sales were $18.3 billion (+3.2%) and adjusted diluted EPS was $5.82.
- Updated full-year 2025 outlook includes revenue growth of 3–4% (up from 1–3%) and adjusted diluted EPS of $7.50–7.75.
- Genuine Parts Co. is evaluating a strategic separation of its industrial and automotive parts divisions after striking a deal with activist investor Elliott Investment Management, lifting its stock price.
- The automotive segment accounts for 63% of sales, and a potential spinoff is under review to unlock shareholder value.
- The company appointed Courtney Carruthers and Matt Carey as independent directors effective September 4, 2025, following the Elliott agreement.
- Despite 8.7% revenue growth over three years, earnings fell by 22% over the past year, with operating margin at 5.79% and net margin at 3.4%.
- Analysts maintain a consensus “Outperform” rating with an average price target of $142.54 (approximate 3.79% upside), while GuruFocus projects a 13.33% upside.
- Board Changes: Ms. Laurie Schupmann has been elected as a new director, while four board members (Gary Fayard, Johnny Johns, Betsy Camp, and Wendy Needham) retired after reaching mandatory retirement age.
- Dividend Announcement: The company declared a regular quarterly cash dividend of $1.03 per share, payable on July 2, 2025, with a record date of June 6, 2025.
Quarterly earnings call transcripts for GENUINE PARTS.
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