Genuine Parts Company is a leading distributor of automotive and industrial replacement parts, serving a diverse range of customers that include repair shops, dealers, and industrial clients. The company operates through various brands, offering a wide selection of products, from automotive components and accessories to industrial machinery and supplies. In addition to its extensive inventory, Genuine Parts is committed to providing exceptional customer service and support, ensuring that clients have the resources they need for maintenance and repair operations. With a focus on quality and reliability, the company plays a crucial role in the supply chain for the automotive and industrial sectors.
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Genuine Parts Co (NYSE: GPC) reported mixed Q3 earnings and lowered fiscal 2024 outlook due to market conditions and weak industrial business. Stock plunged 15.5%.
Shares of auto and industrial parts retailer Genuine Parts (NYSE:GPC)
fell 20% in the afternoon session after the company reported disappointing third-quarter earnings results, with same-store sales and EPS coming in below expectations. Looking ahead, the company's EPS forecast for the full year missed Wall Street's expectations. Management attributed the performance to "weakness in market conditions in Europe and our Industrial business," and anticipates a challenging macro environment for the rest of the year. Overall, this was a softer quarter.
