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What is ORLY's Depreciation & Amortization (D&A)?

  O'Reilly Automotive Inc ( ORLY ) |
2010 - 2021 (12 years)

Depreciation & Amortization (D&A) is 
$322.1M (1Y +6.68% )

ORLY Stock Price & Depreciation & Amortization (D&A)

Depreciation & Amortization (D&A) for ORLY competitors.
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Historical (All-Time) Stats for Depreciation & Amortization (D&A)

chevron_right 2021 $162.9M +0.3x
( +2.5% / year avg)
chevron_left 2010 $120.7M
vertical_align_top Peak $302.0M +1.5x
vertical_align_bottom Bottom $120.7M
arrow_drop_up # Up Years 11 11 of 12
years up.
arrow_drop_down # Down Years 1
Up Years = Positive (0%+) YoY change
Down Years = Zero or Negative (0% or less) YoY change

Key Points (Stonk Price Comparison)

  • ORLY's stock price has rallied +20,269% from $2.34 in 2010 , or +672x faster than it's depreciation & amortization (d&a) over the same period.
  • If ORLY grows it's stock at the same rate as it's depreciation & amortization (d&a) (+2.5%/year) , it's stock price will grow +128% and hit $611.13 over the next 10 years.
  • ORLY's stock price has gone up 9 of the 11 years (+81%) it's depreciation & amortization (d&a) were also up.
5-Year Change 🚀
+96.4%$2.0BNet Income (Earnings)
+51.1%$319.0MDepreciation & Amortization (D&A)
-417.6%$42.2MDeferred Income Tax
+21.5%$25.2MStock-Based Compensation (SBC)
-31.2%$1.2BChange in Working Capital
+97.4%-$151.7MAccounts Receivables
-143.7%$123.7MInventory
-23.1%$536.4MAccounts Payables
-93.5%$100.8MOther Working Capital
-1.83%$8.0MOther Non-Cash Items
+82.5%$3.6BNet Cash Provided by Operating Activities
-8.75%-$379.5MInvestments in PP&E
-192.6%-$3.9MOther Investing Activities
-8.14%-$375.0MNet Cash used for Investing Activities
-15.7%$54.2MCommon Stock Issued
+112%-$2.7BCommon Stock Repurchased
-102.8%-$1.3MOther Financing Activities
-404.9%-$2.6BNet Cash Used Provided by Financing Activities
-75.8%$581.0MNet Change in Cash
-14.7%$2.4BCash at End of Period
+300%$1.9BCash at Beginning of Period
+82.5%$3.6BOperating Cash Flow
-8.75%-$379.5MCapital Expenditure (capex)
+107%$3.2BFree Cash Flow
  • ORLY Historical Depreciation & Amortization (D&A) Table
    in $ million
    Year Depreciation & Amortization (D&A) YoY % Change Stock Price YoY % Change (Stock Price)
    4/1/2021 $162 -46.1% $477.41 14.4%
    4/1/2020 $302 13.5% $417.24 12.4%
    4/1/2019 $266 4.9% $371.37 37.8%
    4/1/2018 $253 10.3% $269.41 11.3%
    4/1/2017 $229 7.6% $242.08 -8.5%
    4/1/2016 $213 2.3% $264.43 20.5%
    4/1/2015 $208 9.5% $219.53 48.4%
    4/1/2014 $190 5.5% $147.95 35.9%
    4/1/2013 $180 2.9% $108.85 13.6%
    4/1/2012 $175 7.5% $95.79 59.4%
    4/1/2011 $163 35.4% $60.11 17.8%
    4/1/2010 $120 - $51.02 -

  • About
    Industry: Specialty Retail
    Sector: Consumer Cyclical
    Country: US
    IPO Date: 4/22/1993
    Stonk Exchange: NASDAQ
    • O'Reilly Automotive, Inc
    • owns and operates retail outlets in the United States.
    • The company is headquartered in Springfield, Missouri and currently employs 49,476 full-time employees.
    • The firm sells its products to both do-it-yourself (DIY) and professional service provider customers.
    • The firm's product line includes new and remanufactured automotive hard parts, such as alternators, starters, fuel pumps, water pumps, brake system components, batteries, belts, hoses, temperature control, chassis parts, driveline parts and engine parts; maintenance items, such as oil, antifreeze, fluids, filters, wiper blades, lighting, engine additives and appearance products, and accessories, such as floor mats, seat covers and truck accessories.
    • The firm's stores offer various services and programs to its customers, such as used oil, oil filter and battery recycling; battery diagnostic testing; electrical and module testing; check engine light code extraction; loaner tool program; custom hydraulic hoses, and machine shops.

  • Amortization - the practice of spreading an intangible asset's cost over that asset's useful life. Intangible assets are not physical assets, per se.

    Examples: Patents and trademarks, Franchise agreements, Copyrights, Cost of issuing bonds to raise capital

    Depreciation - The practice of expensing of a fixed asset over its useful life. Fixed assets are tangible assets, meaning they are physical assets that can be touched.

    Examples: Buildings, Equipment, Office furniture, Vehicles, Land, Machinery

    For more detailed definitions, please see Investopedia.



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