America's CAR-MART Inc（CRMT）資訊與事件CRMTAmerica's CAR-MART Inc

Company Reports Q1 Revenue of $145.75M, Below Consensus

Reports Q1 revenue $145.75M, consensus $225.12M. The company said, "Our first quarter results reflect the capital constraints that have defined our results over the last several quarters. With limited capacity to purchase inventory and fund originations, retail units were down 81.9% and revenue was down 57.3%. Inventory ended the quarter at $35.2 million against $112.5 million a year ago. This is a capital structure story, not a demand story. Application volume was limited by the vehicles we had available to sell. Credit performance was also weaker. Net charge-offs were 9.5% of average finance receivables against 6.6% a year ago, and accounts over 30 days past due were 4.6% against 4.1%. Three things drive that: the contraction of the portfolio, continued fuel and cost-of-living pressure on our customers, and the transition of a small portion of the book to centralized collections, which we completed this quarter alongside the dealership consolidations. The transition work is now behind us. Resolving our capital structure remains our first priority. The Special Committee, together with its advisors and management, continues to evaluate the range of financing and strategic alternatives available, including discussions with third parties. We do not intend to comment further on that process."

America's Car-Mart Explores Asset Sales or Bankruptcy

America's Car-Mart, which is struggling to write new loans to customers or buy more cars to sell to them, has been exploring potential asset sales that could see the company wind down altogether, either in or out of bankruptcy court protection, people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg's Eliza Ronalds-Hannon, Reshmi Basu and Scott Carpenter. While reporting a 52% plunge in inventory and a 27% drop in car sales in its fiscal Q4 last week, CEO Doug Campbell reiterated that the company is hunting for new financing to jump-start operations, the report noted.

America's Car-Mart reports Q4 adjusted EPS ($3.56) vs. $1.26 last year

Reports Q4 revenue $302.83M, consensus $339.99M. President and CEO Doug Campbell said: "Our fourth quarter results reflect the actions we took to preserve liquidity, reduce risk, and operate within our capital structure - and you can see that in our financial performance. The year did not meet our expectations, but this is a liquidity and capital-structure story, not a credit-quality one. On credit, our charge-off ratio ticked up to 7.5% in the fourth quarter, from 6.9% a year ago. Part of that is simply a smaller book - with fewer new loans, our finance receivables are about 6.4% smaller than a year ago, and a smaller balance raises the percentage. The rest reflects our customers paying more at the pump for much of the year, along with some disruption from our dealership consolidations - and we're watching both closely. Underlying credit behavior has been relatively stable, even against those pressures."