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Copart (CPRT) earnings history
Copart, Inc. (CPRT) quarterly earnings scorecards, market reactions, transcript intelligence, and historical context.
Earnings History
Copart, Inc.
Copart’s current analysis supports a mixed but constructive operating picture: international growth, buyer liquidity, AI initiatives, and the ACV acquisition support expansion, while domestic insurance weakness and higher per-vehicle costs are important counterweights. The supplied analysis does not establish a one-year investment conclusion.
Copart, Inc.
Copart delivered a solid Q3 FY2026 beat with revenue of $1.24 billion (+3.5% vs estimates) and EPS of $0.43 (+5.8% vs estimates), driven by record-high average selling prices and double-digit international revenue growth. Despite modest insurance volume declines, diversified growth from Title Express, long-haul delivery, and Purple Wave expansion is expanding margins. The stock drifted lower post-earnings, however, with a 12.4% subsequent decline, suggesting investors are weighing macro risks around salvage volume trends and consumer auto-insurance affordability.
Copart, Inc.
The supplied analysis offers qualified support for a durable growth trajectory: pricing, international participation, non-insurance channels and operational initiatives are offsetting weaker unit volumes. The case remains conditional on sustaining auction liquidity and ASP performance while management adds capacity and addresses insurance-volume risks.
Copart, Inc.
The supplied analysis supports a constructive operating thesis based on auction liquidity, average selling price growth, fee-unit growth, digital execution, and expanding services. The evidence is not one-sided: Q4 insurance volume declined, inventory fell, and AI/LLM benefits remain early and unquantified.
Copart, Inc.
The supplied analysis supports a constructive but qualified view of Copart's operating trajectory: rising total-loss frequency, international demand, BlueCar growth and technology investment provide support, while tariffs, regulation and heavy-equipment softness temper confidence.
Copart, Inc.
The supplied analysis supports a constructive operating thesis for Copart: higher insurance volume, Title Express expansion, and Purple Wave growth can support continued expansion, but execution, currency, tariff, and macro risks remain material.
Copart, Inc.
Copart's supplied analysis supports a constructive operating thesis: insurance and non-insurance volume growth, service expansion, and buyer liquidity can support the business, while storm costs, property taxes, used-vehicle prices, and rising capital intensity remain important offsets.
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