On June 23, AutoZone rose 3.66% in regular trading, trading at $3,054.46 per share, with turnover of $461 million.
On the news front, AutoZone's Board of Directors recently authorized an additional $1.5 billion in share repurchases under its ongoing buyback program, signaling strong confidence in the company's valuation and commitment to returning capital to shareholders. The Memphis-based company, which operates 6,627 stores in the United States, 883 in Mexico, and 147 in Brazil, continues to leverage its position as a leading automotive replacement parts and accessories retailer across the Americas.
Within the Automotive Retail sector, AutoZone outperformed peers. Among individual stocks, Carvana Co. fell 0.38%, O'Reilly rose 1.97%, Murphy USA rose 0.96%, CarMax rose 0.23%, and Group 1 rose 0.72%.
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