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Ritchie Bros.' Fort Worth auction, held from March 15-17, 2022, achieved a record gross transaction value exceeding US$79 million. The event attracted over 14,700 bidders from 68 countries, competing for more than 4,600 items. Notable sales included a 2019 Kenworth T800 boom truck for US$400,000 and a 2019 Mack GR64B for US$380,000. Approximately 91% of purchases were made by U.S. buyers, with 38% from Texas. The auction garnered 39% more PriorityBids than the previous year, reflecting strong demand for equipment and trucks in the market.
The March Market Trends Report from Ritchie Bros reveals noteworthy increases in equipment prices following a recent US$213+ million auction in Orlando. Truck tractor prices soared by 63% over the past three months, while vocational trucks and medium earthmoving prices rose by 45% and 42% respectively. The report highlights strong demand and tight supply conditions, leading to a 2% retail price rise in February, and a 5% increase in auction values. Over the past 15 months, retail values have surged by 22%.
On March 7, 2022, Ritchie Bros reported successful online auctions in Edmonton and the Rocky Mountain region, attracting over 26,250 bidders and generating more than US$95 million in gross transaction value. Key sales included a 2017 CMI Bandit concrete plant at US$500,000 and a Caterpillar dozer for CA$317,000 (US$248,888). The Edmonton auction alone accounted for CA$59 million (US$46 million). The company plans additional auctions, with significant demand for oil and gas equipment in Alberta expected to drive future sales.
Ritchie Bros Auctioneers (NYSE: RBA) announced that the UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) will refer its proposed acquisition of Euro Auctions for a Phase 2 review. The company remains optimistic about a favorable outcome and is actively engaging with the CMA. Established in 1958, Ritchie Bros is a global leader in asset management and disposition, with a broad range of services across various sectors, including construction and transportation.
Ritchie Bros. achieved impressive auction results in Orlando, selling over 11,200 items for US$213 million from February 21-26, 2022. This record-breaking event saw 26,200 bidders from 86 countries, marking a 45% increase in equipment views per lot from last year. The auction featured a wide selection of equipment including excavators and trucks, benefiting from strong buyer demand amid a tight supply environment. Executives emphasized the integration of online and onsite experiences, contributing to enhanced pricing and customer satisfaction.
Ritchie Bros reported strong sales during February auctions, with over US$114 million in equipment and trucks sold from Phoenix and Houston. The Phoenix auction alone generated US$59 million, breaking site records for gross transaction value (GTV) and auction registrations. Over 10,000 customers participated, with 96% of sold items going to U.S. buyers. The Houston auction generated US$55 million, attracting 15,800 bidders from 62 countries. Ritchie Bros anticipates a successful February with a global equipment auction scheduled from February 21-26 in Orlando.
Ritchie Bros' February Market Trends Report reveals significant price increases in the U.S. truck sector, with truck tractor prices soaring by 65% year-over-year and vocational trucks up 44%. Despite this growth, the company notes a 37% decline in truck tractor sales volumes from 2020, attributed to ongoing supply chain issues like port congestion and workforce shortages. The report emphasizes a strong seller's market, with record bidder participation and steadily rising auction values since January 2019: 77% for used truck tractors and 27% for vocational trucks.
Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers reported a 37% drop in net income to $30.6 million for Q4 2021, with diluted EPS down 39% to $0.27. Despite significant challenges, service revenue rose 6%, driven by a 61% increase in Ritchie Bros. Financial Services. Total revenue decreased 6% to $359.4 million, influenced by a 24% drop in inventory sales. However, the Inventory Management System activations surged 89%, indicating strong market interest. Non-GAAP adjusted EPS fell 7% to $0.50. The company declared a quarterly dividend of $0.25 per share.
Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers (NYSE: RBA) announces the nominations of Carol Stephenson and Mahesh Shah to its Board of Directors, effective at the Annual and Special Meeting on April 27, 2022. Both nominees possess extensive experience in their respective fields, enhancing the board's capabilities to achieve the company's strategic vision. Carol Stephenson has served on multiple public company boards, while Mahesh Shah brings expertise in technology and innovation as EVP at CDK Global. The company also reports the retirement of Bev Briscoe, who has been on the board since 2004.
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