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Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers (NYSE: RBA) announced an agreement to acquire Rouse Services for approximately $275 million, enhancing its data and analytics offerings. The transaction includes $250 million in cash and $25 million in Ritchie Bros. common stock. Following the acquisition, Rouse will maintain its operations in Los Angeles, focusing on providing data intelligence and performance benchmarking solutions. This acquisition is expected to strengthen Ritchie Bros.' market position and improve customer service through enhanced data products.
Ritchie Bros (NYSE and TSX: RBA) invites stakeholders to its third quarter 2020 earnings conference call on November 6, 2020, at 11:00 a.m. Eastern time. Analysts and institutional investors can participate via a conference call or listen to a live webcast. The company's earnings results will be released after market close on November 5, 2020. Presentation slides will accompany the call and will be available online. A replay will be accessible until December 6, 2020.
On October 19, 2020, Ritchie Bros. announced record-breaking results from its online auction in Chilliwack, BC, achieving a gross transactional value of CA$34 million (US$26 million), surpassing previous records by 39%. Over 6,400 bidders from 44 countries participated, with 89% of items sold to Canadian buyers. Highlights included sales of significant forestry equipment, such as a Tigercat log loader for CA$670,000. The auction attracted 375 consignors, indicating strong demand and successful online transition amidst COVID-19 challenges.
Ritchie Bros. has released its October Market Trends report, highlighting equipment sales trends and pricing data. The report reveals that prices across most categories in the US and Canada are stable, with significant details on winch tractor sales, which increased by 21% in the first half of 2020 compared to 2019. The October report also includes an asset depreciation curve for the Kenworth T800 winch truck. Furthermore, it emphasizes that used heavy equipment prices remain steady at ±1.5% year over year in both countries. For full insights, the detailed report is available for download.
Ritchie Bros conducted a significant auction in Fort Worth, Texas, selling over 5,200 equipment items and trucks for a total of more than US$68 million. The auction, which took place on September 29-30, 2020, saw participation from over 11,300 bidders across 72 countries, with 64% of buyers coming from outside Texas. Highlights included the sale of 650 truck tractors, with robust pricing. Notable sales included a Link-Belt crawler crane for US$340,000 and a Caterpillar dozer for US$250,000. Ritchie Bros is set for another auction in Houston on November 10-11, 2020.
Ritchie Bros. conducted four successful online U.S. regional auctions in September 2020, attracting over 30,000 bidders and selling more than 16,250 items for over US$87 million. The Heartland Regional Auction alone generated US$42+ million, while the Midwest auction brought in US$45+ million, both seeing a significant increase in bidder participation. The company is leveraging digital expertise to enhance marketplace access for consignors and buyers, setting new attendance records and drawing strong interest from around the globe.
Ritchie Bros. held an online auction from September 9-12, 2020, in Edmonton, attracting over 16,000 bidders from 49 countries, an increase of 11% from the previous year. The auction resulted in a total gross value of CA$91+ million (US$69+ million) from nearly 10,000 sold items. Canadian bidders accounted for 91% of the purchases, highlighting robust local demand. The auction featured a diverse range of equipment from 1,200+ consignors. Ritchie Bros. aims to continue this upward trend with future sales, including an upcoming auction scheduled for October 28-30, 2020.
Ritchie Bros. released its September 2020 Market Trends report, providing insights into equipment pricing trends based on extensive transaction data. The report indicates a general decline in prices across various categories, with used heavy equipment prices down approximately 1% year-over-year in both the USA and Canada. Truck tractors saw a larger decline, with a 4% decrease in the USA. Despite these declines, the report suggests that most groups are experiencing moderating deflation or price parity. The company continues to emphasize its unique data analysis capabilities in the used equipment market.
Ritchie Bros. has obtained bankruptcy court approval to auction off hundreds of truck tractors belonging to BJ Services, North America’s largest pressure pumping services company. The assets will be featured in a significant sale at the Fort Worth auction scheduled for September 29-30, 2020. Ritchie Bros. anticipates high demand for these well-maintained vehicles, highlighting their expertise in asset management and diverse sales channels.
Ritchie Bros held a successful online auction in Houston, generating over US$57 million from the sale of more than 5,300 equipment items and trucks. This auction, conducted on August 25-26, 2020, set new site records for total gross transactional value and registered bidders, attracting 11,100+ participants from over 60 countries. U.S. buyers made up about 90% of purchases, with Texas buyers accounting for 40%. The auction featured a diverse array of equipment, including truck tractors and excavators, all sold without minimum bids or reserve prices.