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Asbury Automotive appoints Daniel Clara CEO; employment agreement details disclosed
Daniel Clara promoted to President and CEO effective May 4, 2026, succeeding prior leadership.
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Asbury shareholders remove supermajority vote rules; reject special meeting proposal
Amendment to charter and bylaws replacing 80% supermajority with majority vote approved: 16,612,986 for, 18,028 against.
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Asbury Q1 GAAP EPS $9.87 on gain from divestitures; adjusted EPS $5.37 down 24% YoY
GAAP net income $188M ($9.87/diluted) up 42% YoY; adjusted net income $102M ($5.37/diluted) down 24%.
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Asbury Q4 net income down 53% to $60M; adjusted EPS $6.67; record annual revenue $18B
Q4 net income $60M ($3.10 diluted EPS) down 53% YoY; adjusted net income $129M ($6.67 adj. EPS) down 10%.
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Asbury Automotive appoints new director, lowers special meeting threshold, Maritz departing board
Christopher DiSantis appointed to Board effective March 1, 2026; will serve on Audit and Compensation Committees.
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Asbury Automotive CEO David Hult to become Executive Chairman; COO Dan Clara named CEO
Hult transitions to Executive Chairman after May 2026 Annual Meeting; Clara (current COO) becomes President and CEO.
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Asbury Automotive reports record Q3 revenue of $4.8B, EPS $7.52 (+18% YoY)
Revenue $4.8B (+13% YoY); gross profit $803M (+12%); net income $147M.
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Asbury Automotive files Herb Chambers financials; Q1 revenue $786M
Herb Chambers total assets $1.08B as of March 31, 2025; net income $7.2M for Q1.
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Asbury Q2 GAAP EPS $7.76, adjusted $7.43; revenue $4.4B; acquires Herb Chambers
GAAP EPS $7.76 vs $1.39 YoY; adjusted EPS $7.43 vs $6.40 YoY (up 13%).
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Asbury completes $1.45B acquisition of Herb Chambers Companies; adds 33 dealerships in Northeast
Aggregate net purchase price $1.45B including $750M goodwill, $610M real estate, $85M other assets net of $375M floorplan.
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Asbury Automotive expects Herb Chambers acquisition to close by end of July 2025
Previously disclosed acquisition of The Herb Chambers Companies now expected to close by end of July 2025.
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Asbury Automotive shareholders elect 10 directors, approve simple majority vote proposal at annual meeting
All 10 director nominees elected: Thomas Reddin received 18.3M for, 246k withheld; broker non-votes 604k.
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Asbury Q1 earnings call transcript filed; no financial figures in filing text
8-K filed to furnish transcript of April 29, 2025 earnings call after webcast audio issues.
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Asbury Q1 net income $132M ($6.71 EPS); acquires Herb Chambers ($3B revenue)
Net income of $132M ($6.71 diluted EPS), down 10% YoY; adjusted EPS $6.82 (down 9%).
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Asbury Automotive extends credit lines by $775M total to fund Herb Chambers acquisition
Revolving credit facility increased from $500M to $925M.
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Asbury Automotive appoints Daniel E. Clara as COO effective Feb 17, 2025
Daniel E. Clara, age 45, promoted from SVP of Operations to COO.
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Asbury Automotive to acquire Herb Chambers Companies for $1.34B
Purchase price $1.34B, including $750M goodwill and ~$590M real estate; no financing condition.
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Asbury Q4 record revenue $4.5B, adj. EPS $7.26, parts & service +19%
Net income $129M ($6.54 diluted EPS), up 132% YoY; adjusted net income $143M ($7.26 diluted EPS), down 2% YoY.
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Asbury Automotive appoints Shamla Naidoo to Board effective Jan 1, 2025
Shamla Naidoo appointed to Asbury Board effective Jan 1, 2025; brings cybersecurity and tech expertise.
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Asbury Q3 net income falls 25% to $126M; revenue up 16% to $4.2B
Net income $126M ($6.37 diluted EPS) vs $169M ($8.19) YoY; adjusted EPS $6.35 vs $8.12.
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FTC files complaint against Asbury Automotive over add-on product sales; company denies allegations
FTC complaint filed Aug 16, 2024, alleging violation of FTC Act and Equal Credit Opportunity Act at three Dallas-area dealerships.
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Asbury Q2 net income down 86% to $28M on CDK cyber disruption and $101M impairment
GAAP EPS $1.39 vs $9.34 YoY; adjusted EPS $6.40 vs $8.95, down 31%.
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Asbury Automotive reports cyber-attack on vendor CDK Global disrupting operations
Learned June 19, 2024, that CDK Global experienced cyber-attack impacting sales, service, inventory, CRM, and accounting functions.
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Asbury Automotive stockholders elect all nine director nominees, approve executive compensation and auditor ratification
Nine director nominees elected: Thomas Reddin received 18.70M votes for, others also received over 18.5M; broker non-votes 575,357.
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Asbury Automotive Q1 revenue record $4.2B, EPS $7.21 down 14% YoY
Revenue $4.2B (+17% YoY); net income $147M (-19%); diluted EPS $7.21 vs $8.37.
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ABG Chief Legal Officer George Villasana to retire; search for successor underway
George Villasana will retire as SVP, CLO and Secretary effective June 30, 2024.