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I haven't been paying attention and may have missed it, but does anybody have the details?
I'd like to see the full numbers on that. From the outside, it seems like WheelPros got a REALLY good deal.Last week, the company announced that it plans to sell its Transamerican Auto Parts (TAP) business – a retail parts division that generated $760 million in revenue for Polaris last year. That’s a substantial part of Polaris’s aftermarket business, which generated $930 million in total in 2021.
The buyer is Colorado-based Wheel Pros, which sells its own line of aftermarket parts for trucks, SUVs, passenger cars, and off-road vehicles. The sale price, not including cash, debt, or other costs, is $50 million.
The first line says revenue, not profit. I suspect there are low margins, but the prices of sxs parts doesnt suggest that. Sounds kinda like a Carvana deal.I'd like to see the full numbers on that. From the outside, it seems like WheelPros got a REALLY good deal.
Sure, but with a revenue of $760mm, assuming a 5-10% margin, it pays for itself within the first year. Plus the assets of the stores alone have to be worth significantly more, and then there's all the warehouses:The first line says revenue, not profit. I suspect there are low margins, but the prices of sxs parts doesnt suggest that. Sounds kinda like a Carvana deal.
Sure, but with a revenue of $760mm, assuming a 5-10% margin, it pays for itself within the first year. Plus the assets of the stores alone have to be worth significantly more, and then there's all the warehouses:
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Like I said, I'd like to see the full numbers on it. With the Jeep and truck mod scene being what it is, it has to be a very profitable business.