Industry · Consumer Cyclical

Parts Auto Stocks

DeltaScreener covers 47 Parts Auto companies listed on the NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX. The table below shows the 47 largest by market capitalisation; every figure on this page is a median across those 47, not an average, because a handful of loss-making micro-caps would otherwise distort it.

Companies47
Combined market cap$111.29B
Median P/E0.0
Median ROE0.0%
Dividend payers16 of 47

Across the largest Parts Auto companies, the median price-to-earnings ratio is 0.0, median return on equity is 0.0%, the median net margin is 0.7%, 16 of the 47 largest pay a dividend.

Largest Parts Auto companies

TickerCompany PriceMarket capP/EROE Yield
MGA Magna International, Inc. $63.97 $17.11B 23.71 6.14% 3.07%
BWA BorgWarner Inc. $54.96 $11.19B 30.36 7.37% 1.11%
APTV Aptiv PLC $42.69 $8.86B 41.47 2.41% —
ALSN Allison Transmission Holdings, Inc. $106.32 $8.78B 18.61 27.88% 0.98%
ALV Autoliv, Inc. $114.67 $8.40B 13.11 25.10% 3.11%
MOD Modine Manufacturing Company $133.34 $7.09B 66.74 12.64% —
LEA Lear Corporation $116.69 $5.76B 11.22 10.90% 2.55%
MBLY Mobileye Global Inc. $6.54 $5.56B — -40.43% —
LKQ LKQ Corporation $17.42 $4.41B 12.67 7.09% 5.26%
GNTX Gentex Corporation $20.66 $4.35B 11.71 16.24% 2.17%
GTX Garrett Motion Inc. $21.55 $4.02B 12.80 — 1.34%
DORM Dorman Products, Inc. $125.24 $3.72B 16.89 14.76% —
DAN Dana Incorporated $26.83 $2.89B — — 1.72%
QS QuantumScape Corporation $4.03 $2.50B — -35.66% —
PHIN PHINIA Inc. $57.32 $2.10B 16.93 8.62% 2.01%
VC Visteon Corporation $76.37 $1.89B 15.48 9.71% 1.73%
ADNT Adient plc $16.61 $1.30B 29.26 — —
GT The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company $4.26 $1.23B — -84.20% —
XPEL XPEL, Inc. $43.14 $1.19B 22.31 19.15% —
DCH Dauch Corporation $4.63 $1.10B — -15.15% —
PLOW Douglas Dynamics, Inc. $39.80 $918.47M 18.17 18.51% 2.89%
THRM Gentherm Inc $28.60 $878.17M 36.06 3.69% 6.61%
SMP Standard Motor Products, Inc. $37.27 $832.62M 16.38 7.36% 3.52%
AEVA Aeva Technologies, Inc. $10.17 $708.91M — -210.69% —
FOXF Fox Factory Holding Corp. $15.07 $631.98M — -40.46% —
MLR Miller Industries, Inc. $51.47 $584.30M 43.17 3.41% 1.54%
HYLN Hyliion Holdings Corp. $2.95 $526.86M — -27.94% —
MNRO Monro, Inc. $13.23 $413.62M 59.08 1.36% 7.90%
CPS Cooper-Standard Holdings Inc. $20.39 $362.31M — — —
HLLY Holley Inc. $2.49 $299.15M 27.02 2.30% —
ECX ECARX Holdings Inc. $0.85 $294.98M — — —
SES SES AI Corporation $0.69 $253.55M — -32.62% —
STRT STRATTEC SECURITY CORPORATION $61.01 $243.13M 12.98 8.70% —
MPAA Motorcar Parts of America, Inc. $10.18 $192.74M — — —
SRI Stoneridge, Inc. $5.84 $166.57M — -59.31% —
CAAS China Automotive Systems, Inc. - Ordinary Share $4.33 $130.64M 2.42 13.77% —
CVGI Commercial Vehicle Group, Inc. $2.88 $117.02M — -17.17% —
INVZ Innoviz Technologies Ltd. $0.22 $66.72M — -118.08% —
LIDR AEye, Inc. $0.99 $46.24M — -46.40% —
GGR Gogoro Inc. $2.90 $42.84M — -40.61% —
WPRT Westport Fuel Systems Inc $2.22 $42.17M — -63.29% —
SYPR Sypris Solutions, Inc. $1.66 $38.22M — -67.14% —
KNDI Kandi Technologies Group, Inc. $3.41 $34.24M — -31.79% —
AIIO Robo.ai Inc. $0.56 $11.15M — — —
WKSP Worksport, Ltd. $0.32 $6.40M — -101.85% —
INEO INNEOVA Holdings Limited $0.58 $5.70M — -5.73% —
MKDW MKDWELL Tech Inc. $0.35 $1.45M — — —

Highest dividend yield in Parts Auto

TickerCompany PriceMarket capP/EROE Yield
MNRO Monro, Inc. $13.23 $413.62M 59.08 1.36% 7.90%
THRM Gentherm Inc $28.60 $878.17M 36.06 3.69% 6.61%
LKQ LKQ Corporation $17.42 $4.41B 12.67 7.09% 5.26%
SMP Standard Motor Products, Inc. $37.27 $832.62M 16.38 7.36% 3.52%
ALV Autoliv, Inc. $114.67 $8.40B 13.11 25.10% 3.11%
MGA Magna International, Inc. $63.97 $17.11B 23.71 6.14% 3.07%
PLOW Douglas Dynamics, Inc. $39.80 $918.47M 18.17 18.51% 2.89%
LEA Lear Corporation $116.69 $5.76B 11.22 10.90% 2.55%
GNTX Gentex Corporation $20.66 $4.35B 11.71 16.24% 2.17%
PHIN PHINIA Inc. $57.32 $2.10B 16.93 8.62% 2.01%

Lowest P/E in Parts Auto

Companies reporting a loss are excluded, since a negative P/E is not a valuation measure.

TickerCompany PriceMarket capP/EROE
CAAS China Automotive Systems, Inc. - Ordinary Share $4.33 $130.64M 2.42 13.77%
LEA Lear Corporation $116.69 $5.76B 11.22 10.90%
GNTX Gentex Corporation $20.66 $4.35B 11.71 16.24%
LKQ LKQ Corporation $17.42 $4.41B 12.67 7.09%
GTX Garrett Motion Inc. $21.55 $4.02B 12.80 —
STRT STRATTEC SECURITY CORPORATION $61.01 $243.13M 12.98 8.70%
ALV Autoliv, Inc. $114.67 $8.40B 13.11 25.10%
VC Visteon Corporation $76.37 $1.89B 15.48 9.71%
SMP Standard Motor Products, Inc. $37.27 $832.62M 16.38 7.36%
DORM Dorman Products, Inc. $125.24 $3.72B 16.89 14.76%

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Parts Auto stocks — frequently asked questions

How many Parts Auto stocks are there?

DeltaScreener covers 47 Parts Auto companies on the NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX.

What is the largest Parts Auto company?

Magna International, Inc. (MGA) is the largest Parts Auto company by market capitalisation, at $17.11B.

What is a typical P/E ratio for Parts Auto stocks?

Across the 47 largest Parts Auto companies the median price-to-earnings ratio is 0.0. Individual companies vary widely, and loss-making companies have no meaningful P/E at all.

Which Parts Auto stock has the highest dividend yield?

Monro, Inc. (MNRO) has the highest dividend yield among Parts Auto stocks at 7.90%. A high yield can reflect a falling share price as much as a generous dividend.

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